Difference between revisions of "Connecting to TFC"

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There are multiple ways to connect to The Final Challenge. Regardless of the connection method, you can reach TFC at:

telnet finalchallenge.net 4000

The home page at finalchallenge.net has a Java applet that will allow you to connect.

ZMUD and MUSH Client are two command MUD Clients players typically use, you may point your clients to finalchallenge.net port 4000 to connect.

You may also use your built in telnet functionality with PCs/Linux and MACs by entering the following syntax into either DOS, or BASH prompt.

Atlantis allows you to filter the incoming lines and redirect it to a separate window or a "Spawn".

Ftell Channel: In the address book create a spawn called 'ftell' and add the following patterns. This will route all the ftells to a separate window. Set the maximum lines to 100:
- Contains : ftells
- Begins with: You ftell
Who output: In the address box create a spawn call 'who' and add the following patterns. This will route the output of the 'who' command to a separate window. Set the maximum lines to 100:
- Matches regexp: ^(...) \[ (.+) \](.+)
- Matches regexp: ^(.+) players.
- Matches regexp: ^(.+) player.

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 == Mac Clients ==
 ===Atlantis Tips===
+==== Spawns ====
+Atlantis allows you to filter the incoming lines and redirect it to a separate window or a "Spawn".
+* Ftell Channel: In the address book create a spawn called 'ftell' and add the following patterns.  This will route all the ftells to a separate window. Set the maximum lines to 100:<br>
+** Contains : ftells <br>
+** Begins with: You ftell <br>
+* Who output: In the address box create a spawn call 'who' and add the following patterns.  This will route the output of the 'who' command to a separate window.  Set the maximum lines to 100:<br>
+** Matches regexp: ^(...) \[ (.+) \](.+)
+** Matches regexp: ^(.+) players.
+** Matches regexp: ^(.+) player.