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Beside the Forums where you can talk and trade with people, you can also go on the official TPPC channel. You can go on the TPPC Chatrooms at http://tppcrpg.net/chat.php (requires Java installed on your computer), or you can go on it with an IRC.
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Beside the Forums where you can talk and trade with people, you can also go onto the official TPPC chatrooms!
  
=== TPPC's Chatrooms ===
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In the current version of TPPC, the chatroom used is hosted by [[Discord]]. Please visit that page or http://tppcrpg.net/chat.php for more information.
  
If you don't want to use an IRC program, you can use the java applet here: http://tppcrpg.net/chat.php?Rules=Read
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In the past, TPPC used an IRC client which was hosted on the RPG or also accessible separately. The following information is for historical purposes only.
 
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1. As soon as you get there, READ rules first THEN click on Continue onto the Chatrooms
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2. If you have a page like this with an applet missing, go on http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp
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3. Download and install it.
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4. Back in the chatroom, repeat the step 1.
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For people who are using Firefox, if it doesn't work after you installed Java, please go unable it:
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    Firefox > Tools > Adds-On ; Click on the Plugins tab, Enable the 'Java (TM) Platform'
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5. When there's a pop-up about JAVA APPLET by PHILIPPE DETOURNAY, select RUN.
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6. Then there will be another pop-up asking you if you want to block it, select NO.
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7. Then you will get into the server automatically, for channels, see 'Joining TPPC official channels' from the mIRC part.
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== What's an IRC? ==
 
== What's an IRC? ==
 
Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is a protocol for real-time Internet text messaging (chat) or synchronous conferencing. It is mainly designed for group communication in discussion forums, called channels, but also allows one-to-one communication via private message as well as chat and data transfer, including file sharing. (Wikipedia)
 
Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is a protocol for real-time Internet text messaging (chat) or synchronous conferencing. It is mainly designed for group communication in discussion forums, called channels, but also allows one-to-one communication via private message as well as chat and data transfer, including file sharing. (Wikipedia)
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''The following guide covers 4 different free 3rd party software, it will teach you how to properly set up the program so you can easily hop in the Chatrooms whenever you feel like it''
  
 
__TOC__
 
__TOC__
== mIRC ==  
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== mIRC (Screenshots available) ==  
  
 
mIRC is a commercial program, it expires after 30 days of use. You can still use it but you have to wait a little bit when the program starts.
 
mIRC is a commercial program, it expires after 30 days of use. You can still use it but you have to wait a little bit when the program starts.
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You have to download mIRC http://www.mirc.com/get.html and install it on your computer.
 
You have to download mIRC http://www.mirc.com/get.html and install it on your computer.
  
=== sentinels.noixirc.net ===
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Once you've opened the program, type the desired nickname into the <Nickname> box. <Alternative> nick is self-explanatory. Click on <OK> to proceed
  
Once you've opened the program, type the desired nickname into the <Nickname> box. <Alternative> nick is self-explanatory.
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/uS2mD6D.jpg
  
http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501/Zeppatoms/mIRC%20guide/Step1.jpg
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=== NoixIRC Servers ===
  
Then you click on <OK>
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You may connect to either 3 of the servers:
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* sentinels.noixirc.net
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* anderson.noixirc.net
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* trinity.noixirc.net
  
http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501/Zeppatoms/mIRC%20guide/Step2.jpg
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To make it easier, use '''/server tppc.noixirc.net''', it will look for any of the available 3 servers (sentinels; anderson; trinity) for you to join
  
TPPC's official channel's server is sentinels.noixirc.net
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/MKokSiq.jpg
To connect, type: /server sentinels.noixirc.net and hit ENTER
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http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501/Zeppatoms/mIRC%20guide/Step3.jpg
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Once you are connected to the server, read the rules and regulations. Those are very important, breaking any rule may get you kicked out of the server.
  
Once you are connected to the server, read the rules and regulations.
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/Qgmhgsx.jpg
 
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http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501/Zeppatoms/mIRC%20guide/Step4.jpg
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=== Registering your nickname ===
 
=== Registering your nickname ===
  
Registering your nickname make you the owner of this name on the server, if anyone impersonate you, you'll be able to kill it with the command /nickserv ghost younickname yourpassword
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Registering your nickname makes you the owner of this name on the server, if anyone impersonates you, you'll be able to kick the person out so that you can sign in using your name.
  
To register, type /nickserv register passhere emailhere, then hit ENTER.
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To register, type '''/nickserv register passhere emailhere''', then hit ENTER.
  
http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501/Zeppatoms/mIRC%20guide/Step5.jpg
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/Fm1gTOd.jpg
  
 
As shown here:
 
As shown here:
  
http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501/Zeppatoms/mIRC%20guide/Step5eg.jpg
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/GRmsIzn.jpg
  
 
Once you are done, a mail will be sent to your inbox, open it and follow the instructions.
 
Once you are done, a mail will be sent to your inbox, open it and follow the instructions.
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You will get this message:
 
You will get this message:
  
http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501/Zeppatoms/mIRC%20guide/Step6.jpg
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/23rGDiB.jpg
  
 
=== Identify yourself ===
 
=== Identify yourself ===
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Identify yourself:
 
Identify yourself:
 
Type:
 
Type:
/nickserv identify passwordhere
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'''/nickserv identify passwordhere'''
 
As shown here:
 
As shown here:
http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501/Zeppatoms/mIRC%20guide/Step7.jpg
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/W9cpBvk.jpg
  
If the password is correct, it will show this message:
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If the password is correct, this message will appear:
  
http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501/Zeppatoms/mIRC%20guide/Step8.jpg
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/T6omTuc.jpg
  
 
=== Joining TPPC official channels ===
 
=== Joining TPPC official channels ===
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#TPPC
 
#TPPC
 
#TPPCTrades
 
#TPPCTrades
#TeamRocket (18+)
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#Betting
  
To join, type /join #channelname
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To join, type '''/join #channelname'''
E.g.: /join #TPPC
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http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501/Zeppatoms/mIRC%20guide/Step9.jpg
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For example: '''/join #TPPC'''
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/4KG9Dnx.jpg
  
 
=== Perform ===
 
=== Perform ===
  
Perform is a tool for less typing, mIRC does all the commands for you.
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Perform is a tool designed to do things for you when join a server
You have to go in Tool -> Options -> Connect -> Options
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Go in  
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Tool -> Options -> Connect -> Options
 
Click on Perform and a window will pop up.
 
Click on Perform and a window will pop up.
Tick Enable perform on connect, then type the commands you want mIRC to do for you on connect.
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Tick '''Enable perform''' on connect, then type in the commands you want mIRC to do for you on connect. Those are the basic ones:
  
http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501/Zeppatoms/mIRC%20guide/perform.jpg
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/RfqIFTZ.jpg
  
 
=== Timestamp ===
 
=== Timestamp ===
  
Usually, when you install mIRC, it doesn't come with the timestamp enabled, so you have to do it by yourself if you wan to have one.
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Usually, when you install mIRC, it doesn't come with the timestamp enabled, so you have to do it by yourself if you want to have one.
 
So you in  Tool -> Options -> IRC -> Messages
 
So you in  Tool -> Options -> IRC -> Messages
 
Tick <Timestamp events> and type [HH:hh:ss] in the box.
 
Tick <Timestamp events> and type [HH:hh:ss] in the box.
  
http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501/Zeppatoms/mIRC%20guide/timestamp.jpg
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/7C9gxzn.jpg
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== HexChat ==
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HexChat is a completely free IRC program derived from X-Chat. This one is easy to use.
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(Guide setting up HexChat will be available soon)
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== CIRC (Screenshots available) ==
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CIRC is a plugin from Google, it is a simple and lightweight program that allows you to connect to IRC networks, although it does not support logging chat history to disk.
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For this to work, you must install it from Google Chrome via this link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/circ/bebigdkelppomhhjaaianniiifjbgocn
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/maLmLL5.png
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You may launch the APP directly from Google's App Launcher, or Search Program -> CIRC in your Start Menu
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/P8pi4TW.png
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To make it easier, use '''/server tppc.noixirc.net''', it will look for any of the available 3 servers (sentinels; anderson; trinity) for you to join
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/epFGIE4.png
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Set up your nick with '''/nick desirednickname''', join the channels you want with '''/join #channelname''' and you're ready to chat with other TPPC Trainers!
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Refer to http://wiki.tppc.info/Chatrooms#Joining_TPPC_official_channels for TPPC official channels
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/twN80FN.png
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== Pidgin (Screenshots available) ==
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Pidgin is a messaging program that supports many protocols, IRC being one of them. It is also a very lightweight and simple program.
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Download the installation package from https://pidgin.im and launch it
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/g8hJPfG.png
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Enter your name and the server address '''(tppc.noixirc.net)'''
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Keep the other fields as is
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/V35rhc3.png
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/35Q9lFE.png
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Scroll down the '''Buddies''' menu options and enter the channel name you wish to join
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/b06nC6G.png
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/B4zzjVc.png
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== iOS Devices - TurboIRC 3 (Screenshots available) ==
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You may get the app from https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/turboirc-3/id978108367?mt=8 or from iOS Store.
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First off, set up your nickname that you will use when connecting to the IRC by clicking on '''SETTINGS''':
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/bGK7gMA.jpg
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Go back and click on '''CONNECT -> NEW SERVER''', then edit the server's name to '''TPPC.NOIXIRC.NET''':
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/LZgzVOL.jpg
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It should look like this when it is all set up, click on '''FINISH''' on the top left:
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/WLme4jd.jpg
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Go back to the main menu and click on '''CONNECT''' again, your newly added server will be displayed there:
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/FkCud3O.jpg
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Tap on the correct server and connect to TPPC Channels
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'''Screenshot:''' http://i.imgur.com/h8iOEvt.jpg
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== IRC Commands ==
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Being on an IRC network requires some basic knowledge to change your nicknames, registering a channel, being an operator, etc. Here is a small guide to the very basic commands you can use while you're on an IRC network.
  
== KVIRC ==
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== <s>TPPCTools</s> (No Longer Available) ==
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Made by Hobo and f00sh, TPPCTools is a bot that works on the main channels of TPPC's Chatroom to help TPPC players with a lot of useful tools. It is now no longer available, see http://wiki.tppc.info/OldTPPCTools for more information.
  
KVIRC is a GNU project, it's totally free, there's a mini welcome screen that look like that: (Link) if you want to skip it, you just click on it.
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== m8ball ==
  
== X-Chat ==
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m8ball is a bot created by Nightrush, and is used in the channel '''#betting''' as a tool to determine winners in a bet.
http://xchat.org
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It should be free, so just download it. Originally, you get free trial, but just keep re-downloading every time your trial ends until it sticks.
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== TRTools ==
Once you have X-Chat, you want to edit the Network List and get rid of all of the networks already on there unless you actually want them on there. In order to join with a nickname already set, add your information in the top spaces.
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You want to click 'Add' to add a network and you can name it something along the lines of NoixIRC. Once that is added, highlight it and click 'Edit' so you can add the actual address of the Noix network where TPPC is at. As stated before, it is currently sentinels.noixirc.net.
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Be sure you check the 'Connect to this server only' box.
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Under Favorite Channels, add #TPPC and #TPPCTrades in order to join them immediately when you connect to the network. If you have a registered nickname, type in your password so it will identify you automatically.
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Be sure the network saved, and connect!
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== TPPCTools ==
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TRTools is a bot created by the mastermind of Team Rocket, Piggachew. The bot has many uses such as finding rarity information, rating information, pokemon stats, and many more!
Made by Hobo and f00sh, TPPCTools is a bot that works on the main channels of TPPC's Chatroom to help TPPC players with a lot of useful tools. For use it you just have to type "!command" where command is the tool that you want to use.
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=== Tools available ===
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For more information on commands that you can use with TRTools, look at the following link: http://forums.tppc.info/group.php?do=discuss&group=&discussionid=2942
{| style="width:900px"  class="stats"
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! Command
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! Syntax
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! What it does
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||!apower || !apower &lt;Attack name&gt; || Displays basic information about an attack, like power, accuracy, and additional information.
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||!commands || !commands ||Returns the current commands list
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||!compare || !compare &lt;Pokemon name&gt; &lt;Pokemon name&gt; ||Returns the stat difference between the given pokemons
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||!difference || !difference &lt;Level&gt; &lt;Level&gt; ||Displays the exp difference between the two levels and what the equivalent level of that exp would be
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||!evolves || !evolves &lt;Pokemon name&gt; ||Displays the evolution chain and how to evolve the specified pokemon.
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||!exp || !exp &lt;Experience&gt; ||Converts the input exp to levels
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||!find || !find &lt;Item name&gt; '''OR''' !find &lt;Pokemon name&gt; ||Returns where you can find an item or pokemon
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||!item || !item &lt;Item name&gt; ||Returns details about the item
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||!level || !level &lt;Level&gt;||Displays the amount of exp required to reach the specified level.
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||!price || !price &lt;Level&gt;||Returns the starting price of a Pokemon with that level
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||!rarity || !rarity &lt;Pokemon name&gt;||Shows the rarity info for a specific pokemon from tppcrpg.net/rarity.html
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||!statistics || !statistics ||Returns usage statistics of the tools
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||!stats || !stats &lt;Pokemon name&gt;||Gives you the stats, type, and evolution chain of a pokemon.
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||!sum || !sum &lt;Level&gt; &lt;Level&gt; &lt;Level&gt;||Sum up all the typed levels and the amount of level 2499s the total exp amount is equivalent to. Also works with LevelxAmount (example: 1000x19).
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Latest revision as of 05:33, 13 July 2023

Beside the Forums where you can talk and trade with people, you can also go onto the official TPPC chatrooms!

In the current version of TPPC, the chatroom used is hosted by Discord. Please visit that page or http://tppcrpg.net/chat.php for more information.

In the past, TPPC used an IRC client which was hosted on the RPG or also accessible separately. The following information is for historical purposes only.

What's an IRC?

Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is a protocol for real-time Internet text messaging (chat) or synchronous conferencing. It is mainly designed for group communication in discussion forums, called channels, but also allows one-to-one communication via private message as well as chat and data transfer, including file sharing. (Wikipedia)

The following guide covers 4 different free 3rd party software, it will teach you how to properly set up the program so you can easily hop in the Chatrooms whenever you feel like it

mIRC (Screenshots available)

mIRC is a commercial program, it expires after 30 days of use. You can still use it but you have to wait a little bit when the program starts.

Installing mIRC

You have to download mIRC http://www.mirc.com/get.html and install it on your computer.

Once you've opened the program, type the desired nickname into the <Nickname> box. <Alternative> nick is self-explanatory. Click on <OK> to proceed

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/uS2mD6D.jpg

NoixIRC Servers

You may connect to either 3 of the servers:

  • sentinels.noixirc.net
  • anderson.noixirc.net
  • trinity.noixirc.net

To make it easier, use /server tppc.noixirc.net, it will look for any of the available 3 servers (sentinels; anderson; trinity) for you to join

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/MKokSiq.jpg

Once you are connected to the server, read the rules and regulations. Those are very important, breaking any rule may get you kicked out of the server.

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/Qgmhgsx.jpg

Registering your nickname

Registering your nickname makes you the owner of this name on the server, if anyone impersonates you, you'll be able to kick the person out so that you can sign in using your name.

To register, type /nickserv register passhere emailhere, then hit ENTER.

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/Fm1gTOd.jpg

As shown here:

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/GRmsIzn.jpg

Once you are done, a mail will be sent to your inbox, open it and follow the instructions.

Logging in again

Close mIRC and open it again; connect; You will get this message:

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/23rGDiB.jpg

Identify yourself

Identify yourself: Type:

/nickserv identify passwordhere

As shown here:

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/W9cpBvk.jpg

If the password is correct, this message will appear:

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/T6omTuc.jpg

Joining TPPC official channels

Official channels for TPPC are:

  1. TPPC
  2. TPPCTrades
  3. Betting

To join, type /join #channelname

For example: /join #TPPC

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/4KG9Dnx.jpg

Perform

Perform is a tool designed to do things for you when join a server Go in

Tool -> Options -> Connect -> Options

Click on Perform and a window will pop up. Tick Enable perform on connect, then type in the commands you want mIRC to do for you on connect. Those are the basic ones:

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/RfqIFTZ.jpg

Timestamp

Usually, when you install mIRC, it doesn't come with the timestamp enabled, so you have to do it by yourself if you want to have one. So you in Tool -> Options -> IRC -> Messages Tick <Timestamp events> and type [HH:hh:ss] in the box.

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/7C9gxzn.jpg

HexChat

HexChat is a completely free IRC program derived from X-Chat. This one is easy to use.

(Guide setting up HexChat will be available soon)

CIRC (Screenshots available)

CIRC is a plugin from Google, it is a simple and lightweight program that allows you to connect to IRC networks, although it does not support logging chat history to disk. For this to work, you must install it from Google Chrome via this link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/circ/bebigdkelppomhhjaaianniiifjbgocn

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/maLmLL5.png

You may launch the APP directly from Google's App Launcher, or Search Program -> CIRC in your Start Menu

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/P8pi4TW.png

To make it easier, use /server tppc.noixirc.net, it will look for any of the available 3 servers (sentinels; anderson; trinity) for you to join

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/epFGIE4.png

Set up your nick with /nick desirednickname, join the channels you want with /join #channelname and you're ready to chat with other TPPC Trainers!

Refer to http://wiki.tppc.info/Chatrooms#Joining_TPPC_official_channels for TPPC official channels

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/twN80FN.png

Pidgin (Screenshots available)

Pidgin is a messaging program that supports many protocols, IRC being one of them. It is also a very lightweight and simple program.

Download the installation package from https://pidgin.im and launch it

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/g8hJPfG.png

Enter your name and the server address (tppc.noixirc.net)

Keep the other fields as is

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/V35rhc3.png
Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/35Q9lFE.png

Scroll down the Buddies menu options and enter the channel name you wish to join

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/b06nC6G.png
Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/B4zzjVc.png

iOS Devices - TurboIRC 3 (Screenshots available)

You may get the app from https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/turboirc-3/id978108367?mt=8 or from iOS Store.

First off, set up your nickname that you will use when connecting to the IRC by clicking on SETTINGS:

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/bGK7gMA.jpg

Go back and click on CONNECT -> NEW SERVER, then edit the server's name to TPPC.NOIXIRC.NET:

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/LZgzVOL.jpg

It should look like this when it is all set up, click on FINISH on the top left:

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/WLme4jd.jpg

Go back to the main menu and click on CONNECT again, your newly added server will be displayed there:

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/FkCud3O.jpg

Tap on the correct server and connect to TPPC Channels

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/h8iOEvt.jpg

IRC Commands

Being on an IRC network requires some basic knowledge to change your nicknames, registering a channel, being an operator, etc. Here is a small guide to the very basic commands you can use while you're on an IRC network.

TPPCTools (No Longer Available)

Made by Hobo and f00sh, TPPCTools is a bot that works on the main channels of TPPC's Chatroom to help TPPC players with a lot of useful tools. It is now no longer available, see http://wiki.tppc.info/OldTPPCTools for more information.

m8ball

m8ball is a bot created by Nightrush, and is used in the channel #betting as a tool to determine winners in a bet.

TRTools

TRTools is a bot created by the mastermind of Team Rocket, Piggachew. The bot has many uses such as finding rarity information, rating information, pokemon stats, and many more!

For more information on commands that you can use with TRTools, look at the following link: http://forums.tppc.info/group.php?do=discuss&group=&discussionid=2942