KyepandFox McCloud
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* Initial Checkin - Creates two new admin-only jobs, "Nanotrasen Navy Officer", and "Special Operations Officer". The former is for IC investigations by admins of situations on the Cyberiad, and spawns in the admin room. The latter is for leading/overwatching ERT teams, and spawns at the ERT office. - Neither of these jobs are accessible to normal players, either on join, in preferences, or as a random job. - When they are spawned, no announcement is made, and they do not show up on the crew manifest. - In other news, the "select equipment" debug verb has also been adjusted so that NT Navy Officers get the same equipment either way. * Fixes teleporter on admin station so that admins can use it to teleport directly to bridge * Fixes CC jobs not always displaying CC HUD icon for sechuds * Adds an implant that dusts someone on their death * Tweaks Changes: - CC officers now spawn with an internals box in their backpacks, like everyone else. - CC officers now get dust and death alarm implanters in their backpacks on spawn, rather than automatically having the implants in their bodies. This enables admins to test things on admin station without worrying about dusting or having their deaths broadcast. - Dust implants no longer provide death alarm functionality. - Dust implants no longer process(). - Dust implants are now based on explosive implants, and can be manually activated via deathgasp. - CC officers now spawn with CC headsets that are named 'centcom headset'. * Deletes CC encryption key * Switches to using imp_in.dust()
Paradise
GETTING THE CODE
The simplest way to obtain the code is using the github .zip feature.
Click here to get the latest code as a .zip file, then unzip it to wherever you want.
The more complicated and easier to update method is using git.
You'll need to download git or some client from here.
When that's installed, right click in any folder and click on "Git Bash".
When that opens, type in:
git clone https://github.com/ParadiseSS13/Paradise.git
(hint: hold down ctrl and press insert to paste into git bash)
This will take a while to download, but it provides an easier method for updating.
INSTALLATION
First-time installation should be fairly straightforward.
First, you'll need BYOND installed.
You can get it from here.
This is a sourcecode-only release, so the next step is to compile the server files.
Open paradise.dme by double-clicking it, open the Build menu, and click compile.
This'll take a little while, and if everything's done right,
you'll get a message like this:
saving paradise.dmb (DEBUG mode)
paradise.dmb - 0 errors, 0 warnings
If you see any errors or warnings, something has gone wrong - possibly a corrupt download or the files extracted wrong, or a code issue on the main repo. Ask on IRC.
Once that's done, open up the config folder.
You'll want to edit config.txt to set your server location,
so that all your players don't get disconnected at the end of each round.
It's recommended you don't turn on the gamemodes with probability 0,
as they have various issues and aren't currently being tested,
so they may have unknown and bizarre bugs.
You'll also want to edit admins.txt to remove the default admins and add your own.
"Host" is the highest level of access, and the other recommended admin levels for now are
"Game Admin" and "Moderator". The format is:
byondkey - Rank
where the BYOND key must be in lowercase and the admin rank must be properly capitalised.
There are a bunch more admin ranks, but these two should be enough for most servers,
assuming you have trustworthy admins.
Finally, to start the server,
run Dream Daemon and enter the path to your compiled paradise.dmb file.
Make sure to set the port to the one you specified in the config.txt,
and set the Security box to 'Trusted'.
Then press GO and the server should start up and be ready to join.
UPDATING
To update an existing installation, first back up your /config and /data folders as these store your server configuration, player preferences and banlist.
If you used the zip method, you'll need to download the zip file again and unzip it somewhere else, and then copy the /config and /data folders over.
If you used the git method, you simply need to type this in to git bash:
git pull
When this completes, copy over your /data and /config folders again, just in case.
When you have done this, you'll need to recompile the code, but then it should work fine.
Configuration
For a basic setup, simply copy every file from config/example to config.
SQL Setup
The SQL backend for the library and stats tracking requires a MySQL server.
Your server details go in /config/dbconfig.txt,
and the SQL schema is in /SQL/paradise_schema.sql or /SQL/paradise_schema_prefix.sql,
depending on if you want table prefixes.
More detailed setup instructions are located on /tg/station's wiki: http://www.tgstation13.org/wiki/Downloading_the_source_code#Setting_up_the_database
IRC Bot Setup
Included in the repo is an IRC bot capable of relaying adminhelps to a specified IRC
channel/server (thanks to Skibiliano).
Instructions for bot setup are included in the /bot/ folder,
along with the bot/relay script itself.
LICENSE
Paradise is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3.
As of 5th January 2015 any new contributions are licensed under the AGPL as well,
if you wish to submit code under the GPL v3 then commits and files must be marked as such
in comments. If you wish to use our code in a closed source manner you may use anything
before commit 445615b843,
which is licensed under GPL v3.
The major change here is that if you host a server using any code licensed under AGPL you
are required to provide full source code for your servers users as well,
including addons and modifications you have made.
See this for more information.
Any files located in the
Paradise/goon,
Paradise/icons/goonstation, or
Paradise/sound/goonstation
directories, or any subdirectories of mentioned directories are licensed under the
Creative Commons 3.0 BY-NC-SA license
(https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0)
All other assets including icons and sound files are licensed under the Creative Commons 3.0 BY-SA license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/), unless otherwise indicated.