A modern cross-platform front-end for Gemstone IV.
From The Command Line
yarn install
.yarn start
yarn make
(look for the executable in /out/
)You need to have an active Lich session. So you'd connect something like...
ruby lich.rb --login CHARACTER_NAME --detachable-client=8003 --without-frontend
Lich might also be lich.rbw
on your setup. You can run multiple connections (for multiple characters/accounts) in multiple terminals and Illtorn will autodetect them. You'll have to run them on different ports though, like --detachable-client=8004
.
--without-frontend
Meta shortcuts are not customizable, as this project will general prefer sane defaults over configuration
alt+<n>
Quick swap between sessions based on the numeric order on the left-hand session pane, similar to many modern terminals
All FE commands are prefixed by the :
character, ala vim
or other common CLI utils.
:theme <name>
Change the active theme.
original
rogue
dark-king
icemule
kobold
raging-thrak
:connect <name> <port>
Also has an alias: :c <name> <port>
Attempts to create a new named session with the given arguments. If name
and port
are omitted, it will attempt to autodetect any newly created Lich processes.
If port
is omitted we will attempt to autodetect which port to connect to.
:focus <session>
Swaps focus to another session.
There is also an alias: :f <session>
:rename <new name>
Renames the currently focused session.
:swap <other name>
If you accidentally mixed up the name/port combos when connecting, this allows you to easily swap between the names.
:set <path> <value>
Sets a configuration path to a value.
Currently supported :set operations: |
path | value | description |
---|---|---|---|
clickable | boolean | turns clickable <d cmd> elements on or off |
:ui <name> <state>
Sets the panels. State is on
or off
. Names are:
vitals
injuries
active-spells
compass
Example: :ui compass off
:stream <name> <state>
Sets the stream panels. State is on
or off
. Names are:
thoughts
speech
logon
logoff
death
Example: :stream thoughts on
:config
Display current configuration for Illthorn.
:hilite add <group> <pattern>
Adds a regular expression to the specified highlight group.
:hilite group <group> <css-property>=<css-value>
Specifies a set of CSS properties to apply to a given group highlight. Multiple property-value pairs can be specified for a group. Typical properties include:
color
for foreground color.background-color
for background color.font-weight
to make text bold.font-style
to make text italics.:hilite reload
Reload highlight configuration.
:hilite remove <type> <text>
Removes the type of hilight object matching the text
entry. type
must be either "pattern" for a pattern that is matched, or "group" for the specification of how to handle matches, as described in previous sections. This group must be run using :sudo
. If a group is being removed, and patterns are still assigned to that group, the command needs to include the phrase confirm
(e.g. :hilite remove group confirm <text>
).
Previous commands in a session are saved and will show a ghosted version as you type characters which you can autocomplete by pressing the right arrow key to complete the command.