Chatrooms

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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 (which doesn't work at the moment), or you can go on it with 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)

mIRC (Screenshots available below for easier understanding)

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.

NoixIRC Servers

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

You may connect to either 3 of the servers:

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, break a rule may get you kicked out of the server.

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

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 kick the person out

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. TeamRocket (18+)

To join, type /join #channelname E.g.: /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)

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. To use it, you just have to type "!command" with command being one of the Tools listed below.

Tools available

Command Syntax What it does
!apower  !apower <Attack name> Displays basic information about an attack, like power, accuracy, and additional information.
!commands  !commands Returns the current commands list
!compare  !compare <Pokemon name> <Pokemon name> Returns the stat difference between the given pokemons
!difference  !difference <Level> <Level> Displays the exp difference between the two levels and what the equivalent level of that exp would be
!evolves  !evolves <Pokemon name> Displays the evolution chain and how to evolve the specified pokemon.
!exp  !exp <Experience> Converts the input exp to levels
!find  !find <Item name> OR !find <Pokemon name> Returns where you can find an item or pokemon
!item  !item <Item name> Returns details about the item
!level  !level <Level> Displays the amount of exp required to reach the specified level.
!price  !price <Level> Returns the starting price of a Pokemon with that level
!rarity  !rarity <Pokemon name> Shows the rarity info for a specific pokemon from tppcrpg.net/rarity.html
!statistics  !statistics Returns usage statistics of the tools
!stats  !stats <Pokemon name> Gives you the stats, type, and evolution chain of a pokemon.
!sum  !sum <Level> <Level> <Level> 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).
!tsdif  !tsdif <Points> <Points> Returns the amount of battles it would take to gain the difference in points (higher number - lower number)