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Use any telnet client to connect to a running server. See FirstSteps for an Introduction. Any Unix Telnetmost likely works. Just connect. If you use netcat, have a look at rlwrap. Windows Telnetworks since Revision 69. Puttyworks Telnet CommandsOnce connected, you can use these commands | ? | Displays help | | j | Joins the game. Your can create a new player or join an existing player. | | p | Leaves a player. The Player is still in the game and can be rejoined. | | l | Enters the Lua prompt. Each line entered is executed in the players Lua environment. An empty line exists the Lua prompt. | | b | Enters Lua ''Batch Mode''. Multiple lines of Lua code can be entered. A single dot ends ''Batch Mode'' and executes the entered code . | | n | Sets the players name. | | r | Calls the function ''restart'' within the player Lua environment. | | i | Calls the function ''info'' within the player Lua environment. | | q | Terminates the connection. The player stays in the game for 2 more minutes and can be rejoined. | | k | Kills the player. | | prompt | Allows changing the prompt '> ' |
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