Revision as of 08:02, 20 June 2012

CeB or Client en Bois is a <Mtp> chat client written using C++ and Qt4. It ultimately replaced Klients as the interface for accessing the support chat for Ryzom. CeB has native clients for Windows, OSX and Linux, which can be downloaded at the CeB project home.

Features

Below is a list of the main features:

Support of Ryzom chat support servers
Multi-servers managing
Multilingual
Tabs for tell, wall, who, etc
Support of Lua scripting
Search feature
Logs
Nicknames completion
Auto-connections
"About me" popups (Warningo)
Tray icon (with activity warning)
Auto-away and auto-leave

Chat commands

There are a wide variety of chat commands available

Filters

This feature of CeB makes it possible to apply a "filter" to what you type. Only certain things can go through the filter and this will have a certain output, depending on the filter applied naturally. Those familiar with Lua can write their own filters and scripts if they want to.

At present the alternate, haxor, insult and rot13 filters are not included in the latest stable build of CeB for Windows. To make use of these filters simply download and copy the required files into the "scripts" folder, located in the CeB directory. The archived files for the filters can be downloaded here for .rar and here for .zip.

alternate

This filter changes the input string so that in the output string every odd numbered letter is lowercase and every even numbered letter is uppercase.

Plain:     Once upon a time there lived a ploderos which made strange sounds...
alternate: oNcE UpOn a tImE ThErE LiVeD A PlOdErOs wHiCh mAdE StRaNgE SoUnDs...

calc

This filter allows one to do calculations in CeB as well as use certain special os functions. Basic calculations as well as many more complex ones can be done with this filter applied, it should be noted though that this filter makes heavy use of Lua math library for more complex calculations.

Below is a list of more commonly used functions and operators, for a full list of Lua math functions see the Lua Math Library and for a full list of Lua os functions see the Lua Os Library.

Operators

+ for addition
– for subtraction
* for multiplication
/ for division
^ for exponents (eg. 5^3 ≡ 5³)

Trigonometry

math.sin(<operand>) Outputs the sine value of the operand
math.cos(<operand>) Outputs the cosine value of the operand
math.tan(<operand>) Outputs the tangent value of the operand

Note: The output of these functions are in radians, to convert it to degrees make use of math.deg(<operand>)

Os

os.clock() Returns CPU time since Lua started
os.exit() Terminates the host program
os.getenv("<variable>") Returns the value of the process environment variable <variable>, or nil if the variable is not defined
os.time() Displays time in system seconds

Other

math.pi Outputs the value of π
math.random() Outputs a random value between zero and one
- math.random(<parameter>) Outputs a random value between zero and the given parameter
- math.random(<parameter>,<parameter>) Outputs a random value between the first parameter and the second parameter
math.floor(<operand>) Rounds the value of operand down to the nearest integer
math.ceil(<operand>) Rounds the value of operand up to the nearest integer

code

This filter preserves formatting and whitespace. It is most commonly used to display code in chat.

haxor

This filter replaces the input string with different kinds of alphanumeric characters, giving the output string an appearance similar to that of leetspeak. Currently this filter only converts lowercase characters.

Plain:   abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
haxor:   @BCD3fGH1JKLmn0pqrSTuvWXy2

insult

This filter searches for the substring, "*insult*", in the input string and in *insult*'s place outputs a random French insult. The insult consists of two parts, an adjective and a noun.

Possible adjectives are pauvre, misérable, lamentable, triple, sombre, abominable and effroyable.

Possible nouns are con, abruti, débile, connard, merde, naze, déchet, tête de noeud, bâtard, enxulé, idiot and crétin.

justify

This filter takes the input string and formats it into a justified typesetting.

A comparison between unjustified (above) and justified (below) text in CeB

rot13

rot13 is short for rotation 13. This filter encodes all you type with a Caesar Cipher with a left rotation of thirteen:

Plain:   ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
rot13:   NOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLM

rot13 only affects letters of the basic Latin alphabet, it does not affect numbers, special characters and other alphabets, such as æ, å, č, é, ê, ħ, ï, µ, ñ, ø, ō, ß, þ, ù, ÿ, etc.

Alternative

If you don't want to use the official client, you can also access the same support via 'telnet', using the server chat.ryzom.com over the port 6001.

e.g. from the command line in GNU/Linux (and similar OS):

telnet chat.ryzom.com 6001

Downloads

Official CeB Download Page
Additional Filters (rar, zip)

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