Sign In
Create Account
Facebook
Twitter
Steam
YouTube
SwiftKit IRC - Recommended
Download SwiftKit -
Once you have downloaded and installed SwiftKit, please follow these instructions:
1) Open SwiftKit
2) Click Launch SwiftKit
3) Log into your SwiftKit account (Of course you will first need to make one by clicking Create New)
4) You should now be looking at the news page, from there click Utilities in the toolbar, click IRC Client (Chat).
5) Click Options, then Add.
6) Fill in the details:
Server Details
Enter your desired profile name in the Name slot.
Enter irc.swiftirc.net in the Server hostname slot.
Enter 6667 in the Server Port slot.
There is no server password.
Login Details
Enter a nickname of your choice in the Nickname: slot.
All other slots/fields are optional, but if your nick is registered it is recommended to enter your nickname password in the Nickname Password slot.
Auto Join Channels
Add #Rebelz as an auto join channel, there is no password to this channel.
Feel free to add any other channels you wish to join
.Options
It is suggested that you tick/check all the boxes here.
Click Save, then Ok, then select your profile in the dropdown list and click Connect.
You should be in our IRC Channel now
XChat
> Download XChat <
mIRC
1) Download mIRC
2) Install.
3) Open mIRC.
4) File File (top-left) and click "Select Server".
5) In the list of servers, look for "SwiftIRC" and double click it. Then double click "Random Server".
6) Then enter your nickname and click OK.
7) Click on the lightning bolt towards the top left to connect.
8) Once connect, type "/j #rebelz" and you should be in our IRC.
Browser Based IRC Clients
> Click HERE to go to our forum's IRC Client. <
Note: When entering a Browser Based Client you will get a Pop-up asking if you want to Block the IRC, click no. You might get another Pop-up (before the block one) asking if you want to run the Client, click Run.
__________________________________________________
II. Registering and logging into your Nickname
NickServ - Commands for your personal nickname
Registering a nickname
Once you have found a nickname you want (using /nick newnickhere to switch nicknames[I use Fergal as mine]) you can register it for it to become yours.
Note: If the nick is already registered by someone else you will get the following:
If that is the case, please choose a different nickname until you get a nickname that doesn't show that.[15:45] -NickServ- This nickname is registered and protected. If it is your
[15:45] -NickServ- nick, type /msg NickServ IDENTIFY password. Otherwise,
[15:45] -NickServ- please choose a different nick.
To register your nickname do the following:
Type /msg nickserv register password password email email - Replace password and email with your own password and email.
E.G. /msg nickserv register ihackedyou56 ihackedyou56 fergaloconnor09@yahoo.com fergaloconnor09@yahoo.com
Once you have that typed you should get something like this:
You should now get an email from SwiftIRC (check spam as well if you don't find it in your inbox) with a code someone down near the end saying: /ns confirm *********[15:53] -NickServ- A passcode has been sent to fergaloconnor09@yahoo.com, please type /msg NickServ confirm <passcode> to complete registration
Congratulations, you have just registered a new nickname!
Logging in and out of your nickname
To log into your nickname use this: /ns id password obviously change password to the password you set.
To log out of your nickname simply type this: /ns logout
__________________________________________________
III. IRC Bots
Service Bots
It really makes no difference which someone uses but Captain_Falcon is currently assigned to #Rebelz.Bot list:
BanHammer (services@SwiftIRC.net)
Captain_Falcon (F@LCON.PUNCH)
ClanWars (ClanWars@Enter.The.Wilderness)
Client (services@SwiftIRC.net)
Coder (services@SwiftIRC.net)
Machine (AJustM@chine.to.make.big.decisions)
milk (milk@and.cookies.ftw)
Minibar (minibar@overpriced.beverages.and.snacks)
mIRC (mIRC@services.swiftirc.net)
Noobs (youre@all.noobs)
Pancake (pancakes@plz.do.not.eat.me)
Q (services@swiftirc.net)
RuneScape (services@SwiftIRC.net)
snoozles (snoozles@sleeping.dragons)
Spam (sp@m.is.bad)
Unknown (bet@you.wish.you.knew.me)
W (services@swiftirc.net)
Warcraft (warcraft@warcraft.bot)
X (services@swiftirc.net)
Y (services@swiftirc.net)
20 bots available.
> BotServ Commands <
Help and Stat Bots
You will see RuneScript in our channel nearly all the time, RuneScript is an extreamly helpful bot for helping with RuneScape and can also be really fun with its fun and funny commands! Now I could go ahead and type out its features but instead just have a look at the link below for all its commands/features.
> RuneScript Commands <
Vectra
Vectra is a bot quite similar to RuneScript, some often say its more annoying and spams a lot, thats why it isn't in our channel xD Even at that it is still fun and helpful
> Vectra Commands (Right hand side of page) <
Miscellaneous Bots
iDM is a very fun bot where you fight off against others in the channel in a Death Match using strong RuneScape weapons, spells and more! Winner takes all the loot which is sold to make cash(atleast most, GodSwords are kept as a special item
). Clans can also be made and loot is split. There is also the option of getting a group together and fighting a random boss from GWD(the more people, the higher HP for the boss =/ ).Commands:
____________________[COMMANDS] Account [money, equip, account, top/wtop/ltop N, dmrank name/N] Clan [startclan name, addmem/delmem nick, joinclan name, dmclan nick, leaveclan, share on/off] Item [dmclue, solve answer] Misc [on/off att, !max att, hitchance att dmg] Control [dm [noadmin], stake [amount], gwd, enddm, status]
[COMMANDS] Magic [esurge, fsurge, wsurge, blood, ice, smoke] Range [dbow, arctic, bbolt, mbow, dbolt, ebolt, onyx, rknives, snow, surf] Melee [bgs, corr, gmaul, dhally, ags, dclaws, dmace, sgs, zgs, dds, dh, guth, whip] PVP [statius, vlong, vspear, mjavelin]
ChanStat
The name says it all, its a bot that keeps stats of a channel stored on a website.
Think its just all boring stats that you don't want to here about? It is, but it can be very funny at times with the Random Qoute box, and much much more!
You can view our stats of our channel by typing in !chanstats in our channel.
> #Rebelz ChanStats <
__________________________________________________
IV. SwiftIRC Commands
NickServ
ChanServ
MemoServ
> MemoServ Commands <
BotServ
> BotServ Commands <
Other Commands
> Other Commands <
Thats the basics of it, if you have any problems or found something that is wrong in this guide, please PM me or post here.
TeamSpeak 3 Guide
I. Downloading TeamSpeak 3
To download TS3, click the following link: Download TeamSpeak 3
From that page, choose your OS, and download the CLIENT 32/64-bit. Not the server. And then click download.
After downloading, install and open up TS3.
__________________________________________________
II. Connecting to our TS3 Server
1) Open TeamSpeak 3.
2) Click on the Connections dropdown on the top left and click Connect.
3) Enter in the address: 85.236.100.27:18567
4) Enter a nickname and click connect. You should now be in our TS3 Server.
__________________________________________________
III. How to use TS3
- To change channel: Double click on any channel to move directly there (unless its password protected)
- To change nick: Double click on your name in the channel list and type a new name.
- To talk with mic: Click the Settings dropdown, then click Options. From there, select the Capture tab and there will be 3 ratio buttons to select from.
Push to talk - Push and hold your desired button to talk; let go to stop.
Continuous Transmission - Just talk into your mic, no push to talk.
Voice Activation Detection - When you press your push to talk button, it will show that you are talking. With this option, it will do the same any time it hears you talking.
+1 if I helped!
Back to top
