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MediaWiki:Common.css

2025-10-18T11:45:26Z

Light:

/** CSS placed here will be applied to all skins */
/* CSS Document */
body {
behavior:url(csshover.htc);
}

#mw-content-container {
background: url('/images/custom/background.png');
}

/* the horizontal menu starts here */
div#siteNotice {
width:100%; /* makes the div full width */
float:left; /*makes the div enclose the list */
/*border-top:1px solid #069; /* draws line on top edge of div */
/*border-bottom:1px solid #069; /* draws line on bottom edge of div */
font-size:.8em; /* SET FONT-SIZE HERE */
background-color:#F1F1CB; /* colors the div */
list-style-type: none;
list-style-image: none;
-moz-border-radius-topright: 1em;
-moz-border-radius-topleft: 1em;
-moz-border-radius-bottomright: 1em;
-moz-border-radius-bottomleft: 1em;
background:#F1F1CB;
margin:7px -2px -2px -2px;
padding:0;
}
div#siteNotice li {
float:left; /* causes the list to align horizontally instead of stack */
position:relative; /* positioning context for the absolutely positioned drop-down */
list-style-type:none; /* removes the bullet off each list item */
background-color:#F1F1CB; /*sets the background of the menu items */
border-right:1px solid #002bb8; /* creates dividing lines between the li elements */
border-top:1px solid #002bb8;
border-bottom:1px solid #002bb8;
margin: -4px 0 0 0; /*Brings the menu items up */
padding:0 6px; /*creates space each side of menu item's text */
}
div#siteNotice li:first-child {
-moz-border-radius-topleft: .5em;
padding-bottom:1px; /*to fix from rounded edge */
border-left:1px solid #002bb8; /*the first vertical line on the menu */
}
div#siteNotice li:last-child {
-moz-border-radius-topright: .5em;
padding-bottom:1px; /*to fix from rounded edge */
}
div#siteNotice li:hover {
background-color:#FFF; /*sets the background of the menu items */
}
div#siteNotice a {
display:block; /*makes list items in drop down highlight and wrapped lines indent correctly */
color:#002bb8; /* sets the type color */
}
/* the horizontal menu ends here */
/* the drop-down starts here */
div#siteNotice ul li ul {
margin:0; /* prevents the TEMP value inheriting from the horiz menu */
position:absolute; /* positions the drop-down ul in relation to its relatively positioned li parent */
width:10em; /*sets the width of the menu - in combo with the li's 100% width, makes the menu stack*/
left:-1px; /*aligns the drop exactly under the menu */
}
div#siteNotice ul li ul li {
margin: -1px 0 0 0; /* prevents the margin value inheriting from the horiz menu + bring menu items up */
width:100%; /* makes the list items fill the list container (ul) */
border-left:1px solid #069; /* three sides of each drop-down item */
list-style-type:none; /* removes the bullet off each list item */
list-style-image:none; /* removes the bullet off each list item */
padding:0 0 1px;
-moz-border-radius-topright: 0;
-moz-border-radius-topleft: 0;
-moz-border-radius-bottomright: 0;
-moz-border-radius-bottomleft: 0;
}
div#siteNotice ul li ul li:last-child {
-moz-border-radius-bottomright: 1em;
-moz-border-radius-bottomleft: 1em;
-moz-border-radius-topleft: 0;
-moz-border-radius-topright: 0;
padding-right:1px; /*to fix from rounded edge */
}
div#siteNotice ul li ul li:first-child {
border-top:1px solid #069; /*the top edge of the dropdown */
-moz-border-radius-topleft: 0;
}
/* make the drop-down display as the menu is rolled over */

div#siteNotice ul li ul {display:none;} /* conceals the drop-down when menu not hovered */

div#siteNotice ul li:hover ul {display:block; } /* shows the drop-down when the menu is hovered */

/* pop-out starts here */
body div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul {
visibility:hidden; /* same effect as display:none in this situation */
top:-1px;
left:10em;
}
div#siteNoticeul li ul li:hover ul {visibility:visible;} /* same effect as display:block in this situation */

/* second level popouts start here*/

div#siteNotice ul li ul li:hover ul li ul {visibility:hidden;}

div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul li:hover ul {visibility:visible;} /* same effect as display:block in this situation */

/* third level popouts start here*/

div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul li:hover ul li ul {visibility:hidden;}

div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul li ul li:hover ul {visibility:visible;} /* same effect as display:block in this situation */

/* THE HACK ZONE - */

/* hack for IE (all flavors) so the menu has a vertical line on the left */

* html div#siteNotice ul {
float:left; /* makes the ul wrap the li's */
border-left:1px solid #002bb8; /* adds the rightmost menu vertical line to the ul */
margin-left:15px; /* IE doubles the given value above - why? */
}
/* add a top line to drops and pops in IE browsers - can't read :first-child */

* html div#siteNotice ul li ul {
border-top:1px solid #002bb8;
border-left:0px; /* stops the drop inheriting the ul border */
}
/* the Tantek hack to feed IE Win 5.5-5.0 a lower value to get the pop-out to touch the drop-down */

* html div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul {
left:9.85em;
voice-family: "\"}\"";
voice-family:inherit;
left:10em;
}
/* and the "be nice to Opera" rule */
html>body div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul {
left:10em;
}

/* an Opera-only hack to fix a redraw problem by invisibly extending the ul */
/* the first-level drop stays open for 100px below the bottom but at least it works */
/* this can be reduced to as little as 22px if you don't have pop-outs */
/* the pop-out menu stays open for 22px below the bottom but at least it works */
@media all and (min-width: 0px){
body div#siteNotice ul li ul {padding-bottom:200px;}
body div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul {padding-bottom:22px;}
body div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul li ul li:hover {visibility:visible;} /* same effect as display:block in this situation */
}

/*end Opera hack */

/* end of hack zone */

/* END OF LIST-BASED MENU */

/* finally after feeding values to all others, we deal with MAc5 IE */
/* IE5 Mac can't do drop-downs so we need to present the info in a different way*/
/* we present the drop down choices in a row and never show any second-level drops */
/* this stylesheet is read by IE5 Mac only - hack omits 'url' and leave no space between @import and (" */
@import("ie51_menu_hack.css");
/* END OF DROP DOWN MENUS */

Ladle/Challenge Board

2023-11-28T23:06:35Z

Light: /* Server List */

{{:Ladle/Blurb}}

==Signing Up==
Sign your team up here using one of the following formats. 
For more information, see [[Template:LadleTeam]] or [[Template:LadleTeamExternal]]. Please avoid using non-alphanumeric characters when possible because they can break [[Ladle/Tools|our wonderful tools]]! 
By signing up you agree to follow the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_players|Rules]]. Rule breakers may be subject to disciplinary action. Team Captains, please be up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well. 

<nowiki>{{LadleTeam|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|Wiki Page Name}}</nowiki>

or

<nowiki>{{LadleTeamExternal|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|http://teamwebsite.com}}</nowiki>



===Teams===
'''Sign ups close 24 hours before Ladle!''' 
{{LadleTeamCountSmall|0|0}}

===Free Agents===
Add your name here if you are actively looking for a team to join for the upcoming ladle 




==Challenge Board==


* For 1-4 teams, Ladle is a round robin, with each round being 2 matches to 100 points.
* For 5-8 teams, Ladle is a round robin, with each round being 1 match to 150 points.
* In both cases, the top 2 teams advance to finals. In the case of a tiebreaker, scores will be compared from the matches played directly between the tied teams. The top team in net score vs the other tied teams will automatically advance to the finals. The other teams will play 1 match to 100 points in the finals server (or backup) to decide who advances to finals. If there are more than 2 tied teams, not counting the team automatically advancing to finals, the lowest scores will be automatically eliminated, leaving just 2 teams to fight in the playoff match.
* ''Please record your match scores in each round'' to accommodate tiebreakers.
* Finals are best of 3 matches to 100 points (the first team to win 2 matches wins).
* All finals are played in the server listed in '''bold'''. Teams may agree to move to the backup server if there is a regional preference or problem with the primary server.

===Brackets===

{{Ladle{{Ladle Meta|number}}Bracket}}
   ''To update the brackets, edit [[Template:Ladle{{Ladle Meta|number}}Bracket]]''

===Times===

{{:Ladle/WinterTimes}} 
 



===Previous Result - [[Ladle {{Ladle Meta|previous}}]]===
 
{{Ladle{{Ladle Meta|previous}}Bracket}}
   ''Bracket Link: [[Template:Ladle{{Ladle Meta|previous}}Bracket]]''

==Servers==
Admins, by offering your server you agree to abide by the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_server_owners_.26_operators|Rules for server owners and operators]]. It is also advisable that you are up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well. Thank you.

===Server Configuration===
RINCLUDE Desolate/ladle/ladle_classic.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/Desolate/ladle/ladle_classic.cfg)
RINCLUDE delinquent/ladle/{{Ladle Meta|number}}_authorities.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/delinquent/ladle/{{Ladle Meta|number}}_authorities.cfg)
SERVER_NAME 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)
ROUND_CONSOLE_MESSAGE 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)\n0x999999Please remember to leave server feedback.



Changes can be reviewed on the [[Ladle/Guidelines/Voting|Voting page]].

===Server List===
<nowiki>{{LadleServer|Your server name|ip|port|Location|[http://serverwebsite.com http://serverwebsite.com]}}</nowiki>

'''Europe'''
{{LadleServer|Delinquent's UK|143.47.233.39|4536|London|}}
{{LadleServer|Deso's EU|176.9.45.134|4534|Germany|}}
{{LadleServer|vov's Backup EU|85.214.226.170|4538|Germany|[[User:Ninja Potato|Ninja Potato]]}}
{{LadleServer|Z-Man's GER|vps-zman.armagetronad.org|4534|Germany|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}
{{LadleServer|Z-Man's GER 2|95.111.241.79|4534|Germany|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}
{{LadleServer|Nanu's EU|TBD|TBD|London|}}

'''US & Others'''
{{LadleServer|Deso's NY|66.23.237.74|4534|New York, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Nanu's NY|TBD|TBD|New York, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Delinquent's DC|129.80.54.65|4539|Washington DC, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Light's Ohio|lightron.org|4551|Ohio, US|[[User:Light|Light]]}}



===Subculture===

* [https://armagetron.kevinh.us/online/#filter_empty%3Dtrue%3Bfilter_re_name%3DLadle%20%5C%5Cd%2B epsy's Online Server Browser]
* [https://browser.armanelgtron.tk/#regex=Ladle%20\d+%20\%28.+\%29 Nelg's Online Server Browser]
* [https://lightron.org/Servers/Ladle Lightron Server Browser]

==Access Levels==

===Global Admins===
Server owners and players who are available to assist with major server issues.
* Desolate@forums
* raph@forums
* vov@forums
* delinquent@forums
* Z-Man@forums
* Nanu Nanu@forums

===Global Moderators===
Frequent team leaders and tournament organizers able to assist with minor issues.
* Magi@forums
* F0RC3@forums
* woof@forums
* sinewav@forums
* thxmp@forums
* Olive@forums
* "Nanu Nanu@forums"

===Ban List===
The section below gets added to authentication files. Banned players get their GID's shunned and any associated IP's placed on the list. See the [[Ladle/Penalty_Box|Penalty Box]] for current bans.
<pre>USER_LEVEL <username>@forums 16
BAN_IP 0.0.0.0 10000 Ladle Infraction
</pre>

==Recordings/Screenshots==
* [http://vps-zman.armagetronad.org/~manuel/armarecordings/ Z-man's recordings]
* [https://armagetron.kevinh.us/aa/recs/ladle/ Nelg's recordings (usually only records if Z-Man is not around to do so)]
* <strike>[https://www.youtube.com/user/screally/videos Nope, sorry, syllabear deleted all his videos]</strike>

[[Category:Ladle]]

Ladle/Challenge Board

2023-11-28T23:06:16Z

Light: /* Server List */

{{:Ladle/Blurb}}

==Signing Up==
Sign your team up here using one of the following formats. 
For more information, see [[Template:LadleTeam]] or [[Template:LadleTeamExternal]]. Please avoid using non-alphanumeric characters when possible because they can break [[Ladle/Tools|our wonderful tools]]! 
By signing up you agree to follow the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_players|Rules]]. Rule breakers may be subject to disciplinary action. Team Captains, please be up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well. 

<nowiki>{{LadleTeam|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|Wiki Page Name}}</nowiki>

or

<nowiki>{{LadleTeamExternal|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|http://teamwebsite.com}}</nowiki>



===Teams===
'''Sign ups close 24 hours before Ladle!''' 
{{LadleTeamCountSmall|0|0}}

===Free Agents===
Add your name here if you are actively looking for a team to join for the upcoming ladle 




==Challenge Board==


* For 1-4 teams, Ladle is a round robin, with each round being 2 matches to 100 points.
* For 5-8 teams, Ladle is a round robin, with each round being 1 match to 150 points.
* In both cases, the top 2 teams advance to finals. In the case of a tiebreaker, scores will be compared from the matches played directly between the tied teams. The top team in net score vs the other tied teams will automatically advance to the finals. The other teams will play 1 match to 100 points in the finals server (or backup) to decide who advances to finals. If there are more than 2 tied teams, not counting the team automatically advancing to finals, the lowest scores will be automatically eliminated, leaving just 2 teams to fight in the playoff match.
* ''Please record your match scores in each round'' to accommodate tiebreakers.
* Finals are best of 3 matches to 100 points (the first team to win 2 matches wins).
* All finals are played in the server listed in '''bold'''. Teams may agree to move to the backup server if there is a regional preference or problem with the primary server.

===Brackets===

{{Ladle{{Ladle Meta|number}}Bracket}}
   ''To update the brackets, edit [[Template:Ladle{{Ladle Meta|number}}Bracket]]''

===Times===

{{:Ladle/WinterTimes}} 
 



===Previous Result - [[Ladle {{Ladle Meta|previous}}]]===
 
{{Ladle{{Ladle Meta|previous}}Bracket}}
   ''Bracket Link: [[Template:Ladle{{Ladle Meta|previous}}Bracket]]''

==Servers==
Admins, by offering your server you agree to abide by the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_server_owners_.26_operators|Rules for server owners and operators]]. It is also advisable that you are up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well. Thank you.

===Server Configuration===
RINCLUDE Desolate/ladle/ladle_classic.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/Desolate/ladle/ladle_classic.cfg)
RINCLUDE delinquent/ladle/{{Ladle Meta|number}}_authorities.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/delinquent/ladle/{{Ladle Meta|number}}_authorities.cfg)
SERVER_NAME 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)
ROUND_CONSOLE_MESSAGE 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)\n0x999999Please remember to leave server feedback.



Changes can be reviewed on the [[Ladle/Guidelines/Voting|Voting page]].

===Server List===
<nowiki>{{LadleServer|Your server name|ip|port|Location|[http://serverwebsite.com http://serverwebsite.com]}}</nowiki>

'''Europe'''
{{LadleServer|Delinquent's UK|143.47.233.39|4536|London|}}
{{LadleServer|Deso's EU|176.9.45.134|4534|Germany|}}
{{LadleServer|vov's Backup EU|85.214.226.170|4538|Germany|[[User:Ninja Potato|Ninja Potato]]}}
{{LadleServer|Z-Man's GER|vps-zman.armagetronad.org|4534|Germany|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}
{{LadleServer|Z-Man's GER 2|95.111.241.79|4534|Germany|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}
{{LadleServer|Nanu's EU|TBD|TBD|London|}}

'''US & Others'''
{{LadleServer|Deso's NY|66.23.237.74|4534|New York, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Nanu's NY|TBD|TBD|New York, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Delinquent's DC|129.80.54.65|4539|Washington DC, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Light's Ohio|lightron.org|4551|Ohio, US|[User:Light|Light]}}



===Subculture===

* [https://armagetron.kevinh.us/online/#filter_empty%3Dtrue%3Bfilter_re_name%3DLadle%20%5C%5Cd%2B epsy's Online Server Browser]
* [https://browser.armanelgtron.tk/#regex=Ladle%20\d+%20\%28.+\%29 Nelg's Online Server Browser]
* [https://lightron.org/Servers/Ladle Lightron Server Browser]

==Access Levels==

===Global Admins===
Server owners and players who are available to assist with major server issues.
* Desolate@forums
* raph@forums
* vov@forums
* delinquent@forums
* Z-Man@forums
* Nanu Nanu@forums

===Global Moderators===
Frequent team leaders and tournament organizers able to assist with minor issues.
* Magi@forums
* F0RC3@forums
* woof@forums
* sinewav@forums
* thxmp@forums
* Olive@forums
* "Nanu Nanu@forums"

===Ban List===
The section below gets added to authentication files. Banned players get their GID's shunned and any associated IP's placed on the list. See the [[Ladle/Penalty_Box|Penalty Box]] for current bans.
<pre>USER_LEVEL <username>@forums 16
BAN_IP 0.0.0.0 10000 Ladle Infraction
</pre>

==Recordings/Screenshots==
* [http://vps-zman.armagetronad.org/~manuel/armarecordings/ Z-man's recordings]
* [https://armagetron.kevinh.us/aa/recs/ladle/ Nelg's recordings (usually only records if Z-Man is not around to do so)]
* <strike>[https://www.youtube.com/user/screally/videos Nope, sorry, syllabear deleted all his videos]</strike>

[[Category:Ladle]]

Ladle/Challenge Board

2023-11-28T23:05:56Z

Light: /* Server List */

{{:Ladle/Blurb}}

==Signing Up==
Sign your team up here using one of the following formats. 
For more information, see [[Template:LadleTeam]] or [[Template:LadleTeamExternal]]. Please avoid using non-alphanumeric characters when possible because they can break [[Ladle/Tools|our wonderful tools]]! 
By signing up you agree to follow the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_players|Rules]]. Rule breakers may be subject to disciplinary action. Team Captains, please be up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well. 

<nowiki>{{LadleTeam|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|Wiki Page Name}}</nowiki>

or

<nowiki>{{LadleTeamExternal|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|http://teamwebsite.com}}</nowiki>



===Teams===
'''Sign ups close 24 hours before Ladle!''' 
{{LadleTeamCountSmall|0|0}}

===Free Agents===
Add your name here if you are actively looking for a team to join for the upcoming ladle 




==Challenge Board==


* For 1-4 teams, Ladle is a round robin, with each round being 2 matches to 100 points.
* For 5-8 teams, Ladle is a round robin, with each round being 1 match to 150 points.
* In both cases, the top 2 teams advance to finals. In the case of a tiebreaker, scores will be compared from the matches played directly between the tied teams. The top team in net score vs the other tied teams will automatically advance to the finals. The other teams will play 1 match to 100 points in the finals server (or backup) to decide who advances to finals. If there are more than 2 tied teams, not counting the team automatically advancing to finals, the lowest scores will be automatically eliminated, leaving just 2 teams to fight in the playoff match.
* ''Please record your match scores in each round'' to accommodate tiebreakers.
* Finals are best of 3 matches to 100 points (the first team to win 2 matches wins).
* All finals are played in the server listed in '''bold'''. Teams may agree to move to the backup server if there is a regional preference or problem with the primary server.

===Brackets===

{{Ladle{{Ladle Meta|number}}Bracket}}
   ''To update the brackets, edit [[Template:Ladle{{Ladle Meta|number}}Bracket]]''

===Times===

{{:Ladle/WinterTimes}} 
 



===Previous Result - [[Ladle {{Ladle Meta|previous}}]]===
 
{{Ladle{{Ladle Meta|previous}}Bracket}}
   ''Bracket Link: [[Template:Ladle{{Ladle Meta|previous}}Bracket]]''

==Servers==
Admins, by offering your server you agree to abide by the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_server_owners_.26_operators|Rules for server owners and operators]]. It is also advisable that you are up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well. Thank you.

===Server Configuration===
RINCLUDE Desolate/ladle/ladle_classic.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/Desolate/ladle/ladle_classic.cfg)
RINCLUDE delinquent/ladle/{{Ladle Meta|number}}_authorities.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/delinquent/ladle/{{Ladle Meta|number}}_authorities.cfg)
SERVER_NAME 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)
ROUND_CONSOLE_MESSAGE 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)\n0x999999Please remember to leave server feedback.



Changes can be reviewed on the [[Ladle/Guidelines/Voting|Voting page]].

===Server List===
<nowiki>{{LadleServer|Your server name|ip|port|Location|[http://serverwebsite.com http://serverwebsite.com]}}</nowiki>

'''Europe'''
{{LadleServer|Delinquent's UK|143.47.233.39|4536|London|}}
{{LadleServer|Deso's EU|176.9.45.134|4534|Germany|}}
{{LadleServer|vov's Backup EU|85.214.226.170|4538|Germany|[[User:Ninja Potato|Ninja Potato]]}}
{{LadleServer|Z-Man's GER|vps-zman.armagetronad.org|4534|Germany|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}
{{LadleServer|Z-Man's GER 2|95.111.241.79|4534|Germany|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}
{{LadleServer|Nanu's EU|TBD|TBD|London|}}

'''US & Others'''
{{LadleServer|Deso's NY|66.23.237.74|4534|New York, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Nanu's NY|TBD|TBD|New York, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Delinquent's DC|129.80.54.65|4539|Washington DC, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Light's Ohio|lightron.org|4551|Ohio, US|Light}}



===Subculture===

* [https://armagetron.kevinh.us/online/#filter_empty%3Dtrue%3Bfilter_re_name%3DLadle%20%5C%5Cd%2B epsy's Online Server Browser]
* [https://browser.armanelgtron.tk/#regex=Ladle%20\d+%20\%28.+\%29 Nelg's Online Server Browser]
* [https://lightron.org/Servers/Ladle Lightron Server Browser]

==Access Levels==

===Global Admins===
Server owners and players who are available to assist with major server issues.
* Desolate@forums
* raph@forums
* vov@forums
* delinquent@forums
* Z-Man@forums
* Nanu Nanu@forums

===Global Moderators===
Frequent team leaders and tournament organizers able to assist with minor issues.
* Magi@forums
* F0RC3@forums
* woof@forums
* sinewav@forums
* thxmp@forums
* Olive@forums
* "Nanu Nanu@forums"

===Ban List===
The section below gets added to authentication files. Banned players get their GID's shunned and any associated IP's placed on the list. See the [[Ladle/Penalty_Box|Penalty Box]] for current bans.
<pre>USER_LEVEL <username>@forums 16
BAN_IP 0.0.0.0 10000 Ladle Infraction
</pre>

==Recordings/Screenshots==
* [http://vps-zman.armagetronad.org/~manuel/armarecordings/ Z-man's recordings]
* [https://armagetron.kevinh.us/aa/recs/ladle/ Nelg's recordings (usually only records if Z-Man is not around to do so)]
* <strike>[https://www.youtube.com/user/screally/videos Nope, sorry, syllabear deleted all his videos]</strike>

[[Category:Ladle]]

Ladle/Challenge Board

2023-11-28T23:05:26Z

Light: /* Server List */

{{:Ladle/Blurb}}

==Signing Up==
Sign your team up here using one of the following formats. 
For more information, see [[Template:LadleTeam]] or [[Template:LadleTeamExternal]]. Please avoid using non-alphanumeric characters when possible because they can break [[Ladle/Tools|our wonderful tools]]! 
By signing up you agree to follow the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_players|Rules]]. Rule breakers may be subject to disciplinary action. Team Captains, please be up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well. 

<nowiki>{{LadleTeam|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|Wiki Page Name}}</nowiki>

or

<nowiki>{{LadleTeamExternal|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|http://teamwebsite.com}}</nowiki>



===Teams===
'''Sign ups close 24 hours before Ladle!''' 
{{LadleTeamCountSmall|0|0}}

===Free Agents===
Add your name here if you are actively looking for a team to join for the upcoming ladle 




==Challenge Board==


* For 1-4 teams, Ladle is a round robin, with each round being 2 matches to 100 points.
* For 5-8 teams, Ladle is a round robin, with each round being 1 match to 150 points.
* In both cases, the top 2 teams advance to finals. In the case of a tiebreaker, scores will be compared from the matches played directly between the tied teams. The top team in net score vs the other tied teams will automatically advance to the finals. The other teams will play 1 match to 100 points in the finals server (or backup) to decide who advances to finals. If there are more than 2 tied teams, not counting the team automatically advancing to finals, the lowest scores will be automatically eliminated, leaving just 2 teams to fight in the playoff match.
* ''Please record your match scores in each round'' to accommodate tiebreakers.
* Finals are best of 3 matches to 100 points (the first team to win 2 matches wins).
* All finals are played in the server listed in '''bold'''. Teams may agree to move to the backup server if there is a regional preference or problem with the primary server.

===Brackets===

{{Ladle{{Ladle Meta|number}}Bracket}}
   ''To update the brackets, edit [[Template:Ladle{{Ladle Meta|number}}Bracket]]''

===Times===

{{:Ladle/WinterTimes}} 
 



===Previous Result - [[Ladle {{Ladle Meta|previous}}]]===
 
{{Ladle{{Ladle Meta|previous}}Bracket}}
   ''Bracket Link: [[Template:Ladle{{Ladle Meta|previous}}Bracket]]''

==Servers==
Admins, by offering your server you agree to abide by the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_server_owners_.26_operators|Rules for server owners and operators]]. It is also advisable that you are up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well. Thank you.

===Server Configuration===
RINCLUDE Desolate/ladle/ladle_classic.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/Desolate/ladle/ladle_classic.cfg)
RINCLUDE delinquent/ladle/{{Ladle Meta|number}}_authorities.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/delinquent/ladle/{{Ladle Meta|number}}_authorities.cfg)
SERVER_NAME 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)
ROUND_CONSOLE_MESSAGE 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)\n0x999999Please remember to leave server feedback.



Changes can be reviewed on the [[Ladle/Guidelines/Voting|Voting page]].

===Server List===
<nowiki>{{LadleServer|Your server name|ip|port|Location|[http://serverwebsite.com http://serverwebsite.com]}}</nowiki>

'''Europe'''
{{LadleServer|Delinquent's UK|143.47.233.39|4536|London|}}
{{LadleServer|Deso's EU|176.9.45.134|4534|Germany|}}
{{LadleServer|vov's Backup EU|85.214.226.170|4538|Germany|[[User:Ninja Potato|Ninja Potato]]}}
{{LadleServer|Z-Man's GER|vps-zman.armagetronad.org|4534|Germany|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}
{{LadleServer|Z-Man's GER 2|95.111.241.79|4534|Germany|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}
{{LadleServer|Nanu's EU|TBD|TBD|London|}}

'''US & Others'''
{{LadleServer|Deso's NY|66.23.237.74|4534|New York, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Nanu's NY|TBD|TBD|New York, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Delinquent's DC|129.80.54.65|4539|Washington DC, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Light's Ohio|lightron.org|4551|Ohio, US|}}



===Subculture===

* [https://armagetron.kevinh.us/online/#filter_empty%3Dtrue%3Bfilter_re_name%3DLadle%20%5C%5Cd%2B epsy's Online Server Browser]
* [https://browser.armanelgtron.tk/#regex=Ladle%20\d+%20\%28.+\%29 Nelg's Online Server Browser]
* [https://lightron.org/Servers/Ladle Lightron Server Browser]

==Access Levels==

===Global Admins===
Server owners and players who are available to assist with major server issues.
* Desolate@forums
* raph@forums
* vov@forums
* delinquent@forums
* Z-Man@forums
* Nanu Nanu@forums

===Global Moderators===
Frequent team leaders and tournament organizers able to assist with minor issues.
* Magi@forums
* F0RC3@forums
* woof@forums
* sinewav@forums
* thxmp@forums
* Olive@forums
* "Nanu Nanu@forums"

===Ban List===
The section below gets added to authentication files. Banned players get their GID's shunned and any associated IP's placed on the list. See the [[Ladle/Penalty_Box|Penalty Box]] for current bans.
<pre>USER_LEVEL <username>@forums 16
BAN_IP 0.0.0.0 10000 Ladle Infraction
</pre>

==Recordings/Screenshots==
* [http://vps-zman.armagetronad.org/~manuel/armarecordings/ Z-man's recordings]
* [https://armagetron.kevinh.us/aa/recs/ladle/ Nelg's recordings (usually only records if Z-Man is not around to do so)]
* <strike>[https://www.youtube.com/user/screally/videos Nope, sorry, syllabear deleted all his videos]</strike>

[[Category:Ladle]]

Extend the Game

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==Contact Information==
'''Website:''' https://lightron.org 
'''Forums:''' http://forums3.armagetronad.net/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=8067 
'''Clan:''' http://rxtron.com

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==Contact Information==
'''Website:''' https://lightron.org 
'''Forums:''' http://forums3.armagetronad.net/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=8067 
'''Clan:''' http://rxtron.com

Server Administration

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{{Sections}} 

Here you will find various guides to creating and administering game servers.

== [[Server Administration Guide]] ==

Basic guide for setting up a game server. This is your first and hopefully last, resource when you decide to run your first Armagetron Advanced game server. It will walk you through setting up the server, making it available on the internet, basic game and physics settings, and it will set you loose. You should at least read it, even if some of the material strikes you as being particularly basic. It is intended to be used by a fairly computer-literate person who has very little or no knowledge of server operations of any sort.

== [[Advanced Server Administration Guide]] ==

So you've been running a server for awhile and now you'd like to do more with it? Maybe you've found that there are some punk-ass players out there that you really want to kick off your server? Maybe your players are asking for more, and you're saying "Hell yeah!" but you don't know what to actually do about it?

== Authenticated Servers ==

Here are various pages to learn about Authentication for Armagetron Advanced. Support for authentication was added in version 0.2.8.3.

* [[Authentication]]
* [[Authentication Server]]
* [[Authentication for Players]]

== [[Running Multiple Servers on a single Linux computer]] ==

Great. Now you know how to run a server. You have found out how to improve the lag issues, and you rock in making great servers people like. It is time to run more than one server. If you rent a dedicated server, or have your own hosting server somewhere, it will most likely be a Linux server. In this section, you will find all you need to automatically run up to seven servers all together, with separated management console, and log files.

== [[Setting Up Multiple Armagetron Servers the Easy Way]] ==

A scripted method of setting up multiple servers on a Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, etc. machine.

== [[Remote Moderation]] ==

So you want your server moderated but you have to explain how to kick and ban remotely to everyone that you want to help moderate it. Well, send them to this page!

== [[Console Commands]] ==

A complete list of console commands.

== [[Custom Language Strings]] ==

Using custom language strings on your server.

== Making the server run as a service in Windows NT (2000/XP) ==
This is probably one of the easiest things to do for amateur admins. You start by editing the config files located usually (C:) Drive under Program Files and inside the Armagetron Dedicated Server folder. Once you alter those to your liking, create a shortcut on the desktop for the armagetron dedicated server.exe file. Click it ands you should have DOS prompt window show up that spews out text about what is exactly happening to and inside the server, you can mimimize it and not worry about it hanging for freezing. This is probably one of the easiest ways to run a server. '''Except that this isn't running as a service.'''

'''Drawbacks of running a server with Windows:''' Due to the intense graphics the GUI windows uses. The computer may sturr up some lag for players. It is highly suggestive that if you run a windows server, make sure you have a higher end model computer and a fast connection.
*TODO: Check if [http://www.codeproject.com/system/xyntservice.asp| XYNTservice] can be integrated into the code or used to run win32 dedis as services. Is the absense of a server console a problem ? the server does not have a console as it's run under another users accounts and there is no way in windows (AFAIK) to access it. We might send a message to the service ? --[[User:Joda|Joda]] 10:56, 19 March 2007 (CDT)

==[[Crafting Server Appeal and Good Appearance]]==
How to get people in your server, provided that it's gaming configuration is good enough.
{{Sections}} 

[[Category:Administration]]

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==Contact Information==
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/* the pop-out menu stays open for 22px below the bottom but at least it works */
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/*end Opera hack */

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/* finally after feeding values to all others, we deal with MAc5 IE */
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/* pop-out starts here */
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visibility:hidden; /* same effect as display:none in this situation */
top:-1px;
left:10em;
}
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div#siteNotice ul li ul li:hover ul li ul {visibility:hidden;}

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/* third level popouts start here*/

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div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul li ul li:hover ul {visibility:visible;} /* same effect as display:block in this situation */

/* THE HACK ZONE - */

/* hack for IE (all flavors) so the menu has a vertical line on the left */

* html div#siteNotice ul {
float:left; /* makes the ul wrap the li's */
border-left:1px solid #002bb8; /* adds the rightmost menu vertical line to the ul */
margin-left:15px; /* IE doubles the given value above - why? */
}
/* add a top line to drops and pops in IE browsers - can't read :first-child */

* html div#siteNotice ul li ul {
border-top:1px solid #002bb8;
border-left:0px; /* stops the drop inheriting the ul border */
}
/* the Tantek hack to feed IE Win 5.5-5.0 a lower value to get the pop-out to touch the drop-down */

* html div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul {
left:9.85em;
voice-family: "\"}\"";
voice-family:inherit;
left:10em;
}
/* and the "be nice to Opera" rule */
html>body div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul {
left:10em;
}

/* an Opera-only hack to fix a redraw problem by invisibly extending the ul */
/* the first-level drop stays open for 100px below the bottom but at least it works */
/* this can be reduced to as little as 22px if you don't have pop-outs */
/* the pop-out menu stays open for 22px below the bottom but at least it works */
@media all and (min-width: 0px){
body div#siteNotice ul li ul {padding-bottom:200px;}
body div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul {padding-bottom:22px;}
body div#siteNotice ul li ul li ul li ul li:hover {visibility:visible;} /* same effect as display:block in this situation */
}

/*end Opera hack */

/* end of hack zone */

/* END OF LIST-BASED MENU */

/* finally after feeding values to all others, we deal with MAc5 IE */
/* IE5 Mac can't do drop-downs so we need to present the info in a different way*/
/* we present the drop down choices in a row and never show any second-level drops */
/* this stylesheet is read by IE5 Mac only - hack omits 'url' and leave no space between @import and (" */
@import("ie51_menu_hack.css");
/* END OF DROP DOWN MENUS */

Setting Up Multiple Armagetron Servers the Easy Way

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=== Guide Outdated ===
All updates are now made to the docker image provided at: https://hub.docker.com/r/codefossa/armagetronad

----

=== Introduction ===
This "tutorial" will not explain how things work, or how the server is actually set up. I've created scripts that will do almost all of the work for you. If you want to see how to actually set it up yourself, you may want to check out [http://wiki.armagetronad.net/index.php?title=Running_Multiple_Servers_on_a_single_Linux_computer Running Multiple Servers on a single Linux computer] or [http://wiki.armagetronad.org/index.php?title=Running_Multiple_Servers_In_a_Single_Ubuntu_Computer Running Multiple Servers In a Single Ubuntu Computer]. There you can find out more about what is going on in these scripts.

=== Requirements ===
A '''Debian''' distro. This could be Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, etc.

Root Access (Able to use "su" command)

The ability to type exactly what I put in the code boxes.

=== Creating a User ===
If you already have a user with a home directory inside of /home/{USER} then you may skip this step. It's been brought to my attention that Ubuntu server VPS's are often given without an account to use other than root.

Replace USERNAME with the username you wish to use. This will be important later on.
<pre><nowiki>useradd -d /home/USERNAME -m USERNAME</nowiki></pre>

If not logged in as root, but still want a new account for the servers.
<pre><nowiki>sudo useradd -d /home/USERNAME -m USERNAME</nowiki></pre>

=== Installing the Server ===

For sty+ct+ap:<pre><nowiki>wget armanelgtron.tk/aa/install/ap.sh -O install.sh
. install.sh</nowiki></pre>

For 0.4:<pre><nowiki>wget armanelgtron.tk/aa/install/0.4.sh -O install.sh
. install.sh</nowiki></pre>

For sty+ct:<pre><nowiki>wget resource.armagetronad.net/resource/install.sh -O install.sh
. install.sh</nowiki></pre>

It will prompt you for your '''root''' password, followed by your username. The username is the name you log in under, for example '''tom''' owns '''/home/tom/''', and '''tom''' would be the username.

=== Setting Up Necessary Files ===
This will create the scripts necessary to run the server, and your first server.

<pre><nowiki>wget resource.armagetronad.net/resource/setup.sh -O setup.sh
. setup.sh</nowiki></pre>

Again, use your root password and the '''same''' username as before.

=== Files to Edit ===
'''Just a Suggestion'''
The server folder generated can be a base for all servers you create. I would copy and paste it if you don't wish to redo everything in there yourself.

'''Directory:''' ~/armagetronad

This is the main server directory. Everything needed is inside here.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/config/aiplayers.cfg

This is the config for your AI players. You can change things such as their name in this file.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/language/custom.txt

Change the default messages outputted by the server.

'''Directory:''' servers/myServer/resource

For the most part, you don't really need to mess with this folder. The server automatically downloads files such as maps and configs and will store them here as a sort of cache, rather than downloading them every time.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/scripts/script.php

The generated PHP script. There are scripts available in different places, like the Armagetron forums, and probably on some server hosts' sites. You can add them here, but don't forget to enable it in the settings_custom.cfg so it runs when you boot the server.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/settings/script.cfg

This will just kill the script if it's running, and start it back up.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/settings/server_info.cfg

One of your most important files, it will be where you add things such as the server name, port, options, etc. You also add user authentication levels here, where 0 is owner, 1 administrator, 2 moderator, 15 logged in, and 20 regular player.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/settings/settings_custom.cfg

The other most important file, where you add the server settings. Note that at the top of the file, I've included my base settings. This will get your server up and running on the master list, and allow users to log in. It also sets defaults for a few commands and other settings. Feel free to change anything you want by adding the command and value below the RINCLUDE line.

=== Starting & Stopping the Server ===
'''Boot / Restart All Servers'''
<pre><nowiki>cd /home/USERNAME/armagetronad/scripts
sudo -s -u USERNAME . boot.sh</nowiki></pre>

'''Boot / Restart A Single Server'''
<pre><nowiki>cd /home/USERNAME/armagetronad/scripts
sudo -s -u USERNAME . boot.sh myServer</nowiki></pre>

'''Kill All Servers'''
<pre><nowiki>cd /home/USERNAME/armagetronad/scripts
sudo -s -u USERNAME . kill.sh</nowiki></pre>

'''Kill A Single Server'''
<pre><nowiki>cd /home/USERNAME/armagetronad/scripts
sudo -s -u USERNAME . kill.sh myServer</nowiki></pre>

'''Note that the parameters used are the folder names under ~/armagetronad/servers/'''

=== Credits & Questions ===
The scripts and tutorial here was written by '''Light@forums'''. If you have any questions or problems, feel free to message me on the [http://forums3.armagetronad.net/ Armagetron Forums].

If you get any errors in the scripts or have problems setting up, please let me know so I can fix it.

Setting Up Multiple Armagetron Servers the Easy Way

2021-06-20T11:39:59Z

Light:

=== Guide Outdated ===
All updates are now made to the docker image provided at: https://hub.docker.com/r/codefossa/armagetronad

=== Introduction ===
This "tutorial" will not explain how things work, or how the server is actually set up. I've created scripts that will do almost all of the work for you. If you want to see how to actually set it up yourself, you may want to check out [http://wiki.armagetronad.net/index.php?title=Running_Multiple_Servers_on_a_single_Linux_computer Running Multiple Servers on a single Linux computer] or [http://wiki.armagetronad.org/index.php?title=Running_Multiple_Servers_In_a_Single_Ubuntu_Computer Running Multiple Servers In a Single Ubuntu Computer]. There you can find out more about what is going on in these scripts.

=== Requirements ===
A '''Debian''' distro. This could be Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, etc.

Root Access (Able to use "su" command)

The ability to type exactly what I put in the code boxes.

=== Creating a User ===
If you already have a user with a home directory inside of /home/{USER} then you may skip this step. It's been brought to my attention that Ubuntu server VPS's are often given without an account to use other than root.

Replace USERNAME with the username you wish to use. This will be important later on.
<pre><nowiki>useradd -d /home/USERNAME -m USERNAME</nowiki></pre>

If not logged in as root, but still want a new account for the servers.
<pre><nowiki>sudo useradd -d /home/USERNAME -m USERNAME</nowiki></pre>

=== Installing the Server ===

For sty+ct+ap:<pre><nowiki>wget armanelgtron.tk/aa/install/ap.sh -O install.sh
. install.sh</nowiki></pre>

For 0.4:<pre><nowiki>wget armanelgtron.tk/aa/install/0.4.sh -O install.sh
. install.sh</nowiki></pre>

For sty+ct:<pre><nowiki>wget resource.armagetronad.net/resource/install.sh -O install.sh
. install.sh</nowiki></pre>

It will prompt you for your '''root''' password, followed by your username. The username is the name you log in under, for example '''tom''' owns '''/home/tom/''', and '''tom''' would be the username.

=== Setting Up Necessary Files ===
This will create the scripts necessary to run the server, and your first server.

<pre><nowiki>wget resource.armagetronad.net/resource/setup.sh -O setup.sh
. setup.sh</nowiki></pre>

Again, use your root password and the '''same''' username as before.

=== Files to Edit ===
'''Just a Suggestion'''
The server folder generated can be a base for all servers you create. I would copy and paste it if you don't wish to redo everything in there yourself.

'''Directory:''' ~/armagetronad

This is the main server directory. Everything needed is inside here.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/config/aiplayers.cfg

This is the config for your AI players. You can change things such as their name in this file.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/language/custom.txt

Change the default messages outputted by the server.

'''Directory:''' servers/myServer/resource

For the most part, you don't really need to mess with this folder. The server automatically downloads files such as maps and configs and will store them here as a sort of cache, rather than downloading them every time.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/scripts/script.php

The generated PHP script. There are scripts available in different places, like the Armagetron forums, and probably on some server hosts' sites. You can add them here, but don't forget to enable it in the settings_custom.cfg so it runs when you boot the server.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/settings/script.cfg

This will just kill the script if it's running, and start it back up.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/settings/server_info.cfg

One of your most important files, it will be where you add things such as the server name, port, options, etc. You also add user authentication levels here, where 0 is owner, 1 administrator, 2 moderator, 15 logged in, and 20 regular player.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/settings/settings_custom.cfg

The other most important file, where you add the server settings. Note that at the top of the file, I've included my base settings. This will get your server up and running on the master list, and allow users to log in. It also sets defaults for a few commands and other settings. Feel free to change anything you want by adding the command and value below the RINCLUDE line.

=== Starting & Stopping the Server ===
'''Boot / Restart All Servers'''
<pre><nowiki>cd /home/USERNAME/armagetronad/scripts
sudo -s -u USERNAME . boot.sh</nowiki></pre>

'''Boot / Restart A Single Server'''
<pre><nowiki>cd /home/USERNAME/armagetronad/scripts
sudo -s -u USERNAME . boot.sh myServer</nowiki></pre>

'''Kill All Servers'''
<pre><nowiki>cd /home/USERNAME/armagetronad/scripts
sudo -s -u USERNAME . kill.sh</nowiki></pre>

'''Kill A Single Server'''
<pre><nowiki>cd /home/USERNAME/armagetronad/scripts
sudo -s -u USERNAME . kill.sh myServer</nowiki></pre>

'''Note that the parameters used are the folder names under ~/armagetronad/servers/'''

=== Credits & Questions ===
The scripts and tutorial here was written by '''Light@forums'''. If you have any questions or problems, feel free to message me on the [http://forums3.armagetronad.net/ Armagetron Forums].

If you get any errors in the scripts or have problems setting up, please let me know so I can fix it.

Ladle/Challenge Board

2020-09-27T00:05:27Z

Light: /* Subculture */

{{:Ladle/Blurb}}

==Signing Up==
Please post your team name and the players who will play for your team below. If you're confused on how to do so, look at the examples below. You may also create a wiki page for your team. Placement on the Bracket is done randomly the Thursday before the Ladle.

<nowiki>{{LadleTeam|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|Wiki Page Name}}</nowiki>
or
<nowiki>{{LadleTeamExternal|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|http://teamwebsite.com}}</nowiki>
For more information, see [[Template:LadleTeam]] or [[Template:LadleTeamExternal]]. Please avoid using non-alphanumeric characters when possible because they can break [[Ladle/Tools|our wonderful tools]]!

By signing up you agree to follow the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_players|Rules]]. Rule breakers may be subject to disciplinary action. Team Captains, please be up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well.

==Teams==

Seeds

{{LadleTeam|Twi×ted arrows|raph|raph123@forums| Titanoboa, Olive, Ninja Potato, Kronkleberry, Andrei, dewdrop, Deso |Twi×ted arrows}}

Sign up here

{{LadleTeam|Pandora's B::x|thxmp|thxmp@forums| Delinquent, jameZflameZ, Ninja doovicus, 17, Jam, Agility,.Lightning}}
{{LadleTeam|Johnny's Harem|Johnny|johnny.nbk.@forums| Force, Punish, Kite, tx, cookie}}

==Matchup Generation==

As the IRC channel is no longer operable for Ladle planning, a small application has been created to achieve the same. It is a Windows-based application that is designed to be compatible with WINE and/or Proton.

You can find the application, complete with source, here: https://vixen.international/assets/pub/LadleTeamBuilder.zip

==Challenge Board==


===Brackets===
*All games are best of 3 matches (the first team to win 2 matches advances to the next round).
* All finals are played in the server listed in '''bold'''. Teams may agree to move to the backup server if there is a regional preference or problem with the primary server.



To change brackets, edit [[Template:Ladle118Bracket]]

{{Ladle118Bracket}}

===Result===

'''Ladle 117 Final Bracket'''

{{Ladle117Bracket}}

===Times===

'''First Round Starting Time'''
GMT: '''18:00 (6:00PM)'''
CEST: '''20:00 (8:00PM)'''
EDT: '''14:00 (2:00PM)'''

* [http://lightron.org/Ladle Ladle countdown]

==Servers==
Admins, by offering your server you agree to abide by the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_server_owners_.26_operators|Rules for server owners and operators]]. It is also advisable that you are up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well. Thank you.

===Server Configuration===
RINCLUDE Titanoboa/ladle/classic.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/Titanoboa/ladle/classic.cfg)
RINCLUDE Desolate/ladle/117_authorities.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/Desolate/ladle/117_authorities.cfg) -->
SERVER_NAME 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)
ROUND_CONSOLE_MESSAGE 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)\n0x999999Please remember to leave server feedback.

*Changes can be reviewed on the [[Ladle/Guidelines/Voting|Voting page]].

===Server List===
<nowiki>{{LadleServer|Your server name|ip|port|Location|[http://serverwebsite.com http://serverwebsite.com]}}</nowiki>

'''Europe'''
{{LadleServer|Z-Man's GER|vps-zman.armagetronad.org|4534|Germany|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}
{{LadleServer|Deso's EU|176.9.45.134|4534|Germany|}}



'''US & Others'''

{{LadleServer|kevinh.us|armagetron.kevinh.us|4556|Illinois, US - formerly aP Hosting|}}
{{LadleServer|Deso's NY|66.23.237.74|4534|New York, US|}}
{{LadleServer|Noodles NY|192.3.229.49|4543|Dallas, US|}}



===Subculture===

* [https://armagetron.kevinh.us/online/#filter_empty%3Dtrue%3Bfilter_re_name%3DLadle%20%5C%5Cd%2B epsy's Online Server Browser]
* [https://browser.armanelgtron.tk/#regex=Ladle%20\d+%20\%28.+\%29 Nelg's Online Server Browser]
* [https://lightron.org/Servers/Ladle Lightron Server Browser]


==Global Moderators==
Server owner/players who are available to assist teams in case of a server issue. Do you own a server being used in Ladle? Consider signing up.
* compguygene@forums (compguygene)
* Jericho@forums
* Kira@lt (Light)
* nelg@lt (Nelg)
* Z-Man@forums (Z-man)
* Agility@forums (Agility)
* Titanoboa@forums
* Desolate@forums

==Ban List==
The section below gets added to authentication files. Banned players get their GID's shunned and any associated IP's placed on the list. See the [[Ladle/Penalty_Box|Penalty Box]] for current bans.
<pre>USER_LEVEL <username>@forums 16
BAN_IP 0.0.0.0 10000 Ladle Infraction
</pre>

==Recordings/Screenshots==
[http://vps-zman.armagetronad.org/~manuel/armarecordings/ Z-man's recordings]

Setting Up Multiple Armagetron Servers the Easy Way

2020-04-10T12:43:13Z

Light:

=== Introduction ===
This "tutorial" will not explain how things work, or how the server is actually set up. I've created scripts that will do almost all of the work for you. If you want to see how to actually set it up yourself, you may want to check out [http://wiki.armagetronad.net/index.php?title=Running_Multiple_Servers_on_a_single_Linux_computer Running Multiple Servers on a single Linux computer] or [http://wiki.armagetronad.org/index.php?title=Running_Multiple_Servers_In_a_Single_Ubuntu_Computer Running Multiple Servers In a Single Ubuntu Computer]. There you can find out more about what is going on in these scripts.

=== Requirements ===
A '''Debian''' distro. This could be Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, etc.

Root Access (Able to use "su" command)

The ability to type exactly what I put in the code boxes.

=== Creating a User ===
If you already have a user with a home directory inside of /home/{USER} then you may skip this step. It's been brought to my attention that Ubuntu server VPS's are often given without an account to use other than root.

Replace USERNAME with the username you wish to use. This will be important later on.
<pre><nowiki>useradd -d /home/USERNAME -m USERNAME</nowiki></pre>

If not logged in as root, but still want a new account for the servers.
<pre><nowiki>sudo useradd -d /home/USERNAME -m USERNAME</nowiki></pre>

=== Installing the Server ===
<pre><nowiki>wget resource.armagetronad.net/resource/install.sh -O install.sh
. install.sh</nowiki></pre>

It will prompt you for your '''root''' password, followed by your username. The username is the name you log in under, for example '''tom''' owns '''/home/tom/''', and '''tom''' would be the username.

=== Setting Up Necessary Files ===
This will create the scripts necessary to run the server, and your first server.

<pre><nowiki>wget resource.armagetronad.net/resource/setup.sh -O setup.sh
. setup.sh</nowiki></pre>

Again, use your root password and the '''same''' username as before.

=== Files to Edit ===
'''Just a Suggestion'''
The server folder generated can be a base for all servers you create. I would copy and paste it if you don't wish to redo everything in there yourself.

'''Directory:''' ~/armagetronad

This is the main server directory. Everything needed is inside here.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/config/aiplayers.cfg

This is the config for your AI players. You can change things such as their name in this file.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/language/custom.txt

Change the default messages outputted by the server.

'''Directory:''' servers/myServer/resource

For the most part, you don't really need to mess with this folder. The server automatically downloads files such as maps and configs and will store them here as a sort of cache, rather than downloading them every time.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/scripts/script.php

The generated PHP script. There are scripts available in different places, like the Armagetron forums, and probably on some server hosts' sites. You can add them here, but don't forget to enable it in the settings_custom.cfg so it runs when you boot the server.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/settings/script.cfg

This will just kill the script if it's running, and start it back up.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/settings/server_info.cfg

One of your most important files, it will be where you add things such as the server name, port, options, etc. You also add user authentication levels here, where 0 is owner, 1 administrator, 2 moderator, 15 logged in, and 20 regular player.

'''File:''' servers/myServer/settings/settings_custom.cfg

The other most important file, where you add the server settings. Note that at the top of the file, I've included my base settings. This will get your server up and running on the master list, and allow users to log in. It also sets defaults for a few commands and other settings. Feel free to change anything you want by adding the command and value below the RINCLUDE line.

=== Starting & Stopping the Server ===
'''Boot / Restart All Servers'''
<pre><nowiki>cd /home/USERNAME/armagetronad/scripts
sudo -s -u USERNAME . boot.sh</nowiki></pre>

'''Boot / Restart A Single Server'''
<pre><nowiki>cd /home/USERNAME/armagetronad/scripts
sudo -s -u USERNAME . boot.sh myServer</nowiki></pre>

'''Kill All Servers'''
<pre><nowiki>cd /home/USERNAME/armagetronad/scripts
sudo -s -u USERNAME . kill.sh</nowiki></pre>

'''Kill A Single Server'''
<pre><nowiki>cd /home/USERNAME/armagetronad/scripts
sudo -s -u USERNAME . kill.sh myServer</nowiki></pre>

'''Note that the parameters used are the folder names under ~/armagetronad/servers/'''

=== Credits & Questions ===
The scripts and tutorial here was written by '''Light@forums'''. If you have any questions or problems, feel free to message me on the [http://forums3.armagetronad.net/ Armagetron Forums].

If you get any errors in the scripts or have problems setting up, please let me know so I can fix it.

WST

2020-04-09T15:02:09Z

Light:

<center>W S T</center> 
<center>War Sumo Tournament {{WarSumo|number}} - {{WarSumo|date}} </center>
----
<center>Sign-ups are Open!</center> 

{{:WarSumoTournament/Blurb}}
[{{WarSumo|thread}} '''{{WarSumo|date}}''']

=General Information=
===About===
*This is the War Sumo Tournament.
*Times and brackets are listed below.
*You will also find official settings and guidelines below.

===Rules===
*Each team is allowed only 3 players (and 2 subs). This is a '''3v3''' tournament.
*Servers will be chosen and positioned on the brackets.
*Teams will be randomized then placed on the brackets.
*Team editing will be '''locked''' after the brackets are up.
*To participate, all teams are required to have a minimum of '''three''' members and a maximum of '''five'''. Any more than three will only count as substitution.
*A team can switch around their substitutions whenever they feel like it. As long as there's a maximum of 3 team members on the grid at one time.
*Each player is allowed to be signed up to only '''one''' team, but may switch teams on the day of the event, if their first team is full.
*If you have '''played''' a match with a team, you are '''NOT''' allowed to join another team as you have already locked yourself with the previous team by playing with them.
*On the day of the event, team captains are allowed to replace any of their members that do not show up.
*If a team only has 2 players, the other teams captain will then decide if the other team can play or not.
*Each team has 5 minutes after the posted time to be ready or they will be forced to forfeit. If the other team is in a match from a previous round in the tournament they will have 8 minutes after the match to get their team ready and the match started.
*Be friendly and have fun.

===Settings===
*The WST [http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/7383/wts.png map].
*Practically default Sumo settings, apart from the changes said, here.
*The first team to win two matches advances to the next round. (Best 2 out of 3 matches)
*First team to reach 1000 points wins a match.
*No time limits.
*Finals are best of 3 match wins as well.

===Server Settings===

RINCLUDE wst_settings.cfg(http://www.armanelgtron.tk/aa/resource/wst/wst_settings.cfg)
RINCLUDE
SERVER_NAME 0x8db6cdWST {{WarSumo|number}} 0x00688b(Host Name - Location)

=Sign-ups=
===Players without a team===
Add your name here if you're looking to join a team. A person looking to create or find someone for their team will hopefully contact you.
*'''Name''' <code>Global ID (@forums)</code>
*'''Agility''' <code>Global ID (@forums)</code>
*'''AlwaysOnThaRise''' <code>Global ID (@forums)</code>

== Teams ==
To add your team onto the list, simply fill in this template and then post it at the end of the list.
#'''TEAMNAMEHERE''' | Captain(@forums) | Player 2 | Player 3 | Optional sub 1: | Optional sub 2:

#'''Raunchy Ranchers''' |Johnny johnny.nbk.(@forums) | Pain02| Cookie | Optional sub 1: tba

#'''Numbers''' | 1.mr(misterplayer@forums) | 5.apple | 3.liz | Optional sub 1: | Optional sub 2:

=Servers=

===Server List===
<nowiki>* '''Server Name''' ([[User talk:ServerAdmin|ServerAdmin]]) <code>Address:Port</code> ''Location''</nowiki>

North America

* '''WST 19 (ritsuka's USA)''' ([[User:Ritsuka|ritsuka]]) <code>104.137.69.189:60155</code> ''Texas, USA''

=Challenge Board=
===Times===

{{Time Table | {{WarSumo|date}}
| 17:00 | label1=Octa Finals
| 17:45 | label2=Quarter Finals
| 18:30 | label3=Semi-Finals
| 19:15 | label4=Finals

}}

===Brackets===

To edit the brackets change [[Template:WarSumoBrackets{{WarSumo|number}}]]

{{Template:WarSumoBrackets{{WarSumo|number}}}}

User:Light

2020-04-07T01:27:59Z

Light:

==Contact Info==
'''Website:''' https://lightron.org 
'''Forums:''' http://forums3.armagetronad.net/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=8067 
'''Clan:''' http://rxtron.com

User:Light

2020-04-07T01:27:52Z

Light:

==Contact Info==
'''Website:''' https://lightron.org 
'''Forums:''' http://forums3.armagetronad.net/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=8067 
'''Clan:''' http://rxtron.com

Test link: [https://facebook.com link with title]

User:Light

2020-04-07T01:27:32Z

Light:

Authentication for Players

2020-02-05T18:32:54Z

Light: Updated the forum URL to use forums3 subdomain.

{{Sections}} 

= Authentication for Players =

Authentication is the process of proving to a server who you are. In itself, it is not terribly useful, because you usually don't get anything for it; but the server will recognize you better, it will be impossible for others to destroy your stats by picking your name in your absence, it can make tournaments less stressful by only letting registered players participate, and it provides a more secure remote server administration interface.

== What you need ==

First, you need an account. The system is designed to be open and can accept accounts from various places; one place to get an account that works is the [http://forums3.armagetronad.net/ official forum]. To the game, those accounts are identified as something that looks like an email address; a forum account would look like "<your user name>@forums". When you pick your username, you definitely should avoid non-ASCII characters (user names with those will likely change representation in the future), and it is wise to avoid the @ itself (and absolutely the "@forums", it gets added automatically), quotation marks, whitespace, and the symbols %, :, and \, an the sequence 0x. Not that the system can't handle them, but they have to be "escaped" or encoded and will look ugly, and if you ever want to ask a server administrator to give you elevated access rights, those symbols make it more difficult, leading to mistakes and you not getting your rights and missing the tournament.

What you also should definitely keep out of your username are clan tags. Clan affiliation can vary over time, and server admins are unlikely to go to the trouble to update their score tables to your new name, so you'll either use your past achievements or will have to go around with that outdated clan tag forever.

Second, what you don't need (but it's highly recommended anyway, see the notes on security below) is a new client. Yep. Even plain old Armagetron clients have the required functionality, way back to 0.2.6 and even earlier. See the history secion on why that is so.

What you also don't need is to post on the forums. Seriously. The only thing you may need to do on the forums if you have a very, very old account is to log out and log in again. If you just got the account, it should be ready to go.

Second, you need a server that supports authentication. The serverside part of the protocol was missing some bits all the time, again I refer you to the history section if you want to know details. Anyway, because the support is brand-new at the time of this writing, there are only a few servers out there that support authentication. At the time of this writing (outdated, pretty much all servers support it by now), those are:

*1v1 Sumo Bistro
*Bugfarm Elimination Sumo
*Chico's Brake Boost Styball
*Crazy Tronners C T F
*Crazy Tronners Catfight 2
*Crazy Tronners Open Sumo
*Crazy Tronners Wild Fortress Lounge
*Crazy Tronners Wild Sumo
*Day Tripper Fortress
*Fortress Café
*Strawberry Fields
*Tag Test
*Wild Cat
*¦×¦.Team.Sumo.Server

== Alternate Authentication Authorities ==

There are also other open-for-all authorities:

* [https://lightron.org/ @lt]

Some of these are tied to their forums, so all you have to do is register there.

If you only want an account that is valid on one server, talk to the administrator of that server, they can give you one.

== How to authenticate with a new client ==

Go to your player's setup menu and scroll down; you'll find an item titled "Global ID". Enter your account name there. For a forum account, that would be "<user name>@forums". The bit before the @ typically is your username, and the bit afterwards is the host where the authentication server runs, or an abbreviation thereof ("forums" is shorthand for "forums.authentication.armagetronad.net".) If you always want to be logged in to any server you play on, enable the toggle item below that, titled "Auto Login". If you don't want that, you have to hit the "Authentication" menu item in the ingame menu. If that menu item is missing, then the server does not support authentication.

You will be prompted for a password; check your username and enter the password of your account there, then press return. On the top of the menu, you can select whether you want to store your password. See the security section for recommendations. You will be either logged in or have received an error message on the console.

Of course, you can also use the following method:

== How to authenticate with an old client ==

Old clients (before 0.2.8) are missing the menu items where you can enter your account name and where you can trigger the login process. For them, you trigger the login procedure with chat commands. There are three variants.
* Plain "/login", will trigger authentication for a local server account.
* "/login <authority name>", will trigger login with an account at a remote authority.
In both cases, you'll have to enter your username at the password prompt, it will default to your current screen name (and due to a quirk, you will rename to the selected username after you logged in).
* The third way is to say "/login <account@authority>", this will try to log you log in as that, and preselect the username for you in the menu (in theory. This works for new clients only, sorry). Binding an instachat to that would probably not be a bad idea.

'''Keep in mind, that in the appearing login menu, you do not have to write the @authority part again.'''

Also beware, on old clients the "Abort" button disconnects you from the server.

== troubleshooting ==
# Make sure that you are typing your username exactly as it is at the place for authentication. For instance if you have the Player1 account on the forums it would be Player1@forums instead of player1@forums.
# If you are using an old client make sure that when you are prompted for a password that your username is correct. On older clients this will rename it to your gridname.
#Ensure that you are using the correct authority where you have an account.

== Benefits ==

Can vary. In default server settings, the only benefit you get is that the server can track you better in the hightscore tables. Other players will be able to see the account you used to log in, and that will make it harder for other players to imposter you.

One huge benefit of getting authenticated are organized tournaments. You are going to have far less problems in organized matches (clan wars and our [[Competition Hub|various other competitions]]) if you can authenticate to the server; At least, you're going to make the server administrator running the match happy because he doesn't have to constantly ask who you are :) Getting authenticated and registered with the competition manager or server admin (they'll have to authorize you) can give you access to the team management interface. If you have sufficient rights, you can

* lock your current team by saying "/lock". No further team members may then join, unless you
* invite your teammates to play with "/invite <player name>". Invited players that are not yet playing will also receive your team's /team messages.
* kick players out or revoke invitations with "/uninvite <player name>".
* unlock the team again to the public with "/unlock".

(As safeguard against teams getting orphaned in a state where nobody can invite new members or unlock it, /invite and /unlock can always be used by those active team members that have the highest access level.)

Of course, you can get the same functionality if the server admin is present and gives you the appropriate access rights with /op, but what if the server admin is a forgetful lazy bum who forgets about scheduled matches?

There may be some servers where you have to be authenticated to chat or to play, but that is not recommended; by default, servers should be open to anyone.

=== Benefits on specific servers ===

* Chico's Brake Boost Styball : [http://crazy-tronners.com/p4/commands.php Custom Commands].
* Crazy Tronners Open Sumo : [http://crazy-tronners.com/p4/commands.php Custom Commands].
* Crazy Tronners Wild Sumo : [http://crazy-tronners.com/p4/commands.php Custom Commands].

== Security ==

=== The main weakness ===

Naturally, the authentication system has been designed with security in mind. The original protocol that old clients support, however, was designed to be used on a small group of trusted servers, and that makes it vulnerable to attacks from the side of the server. The one attack that is easily possible basically works like this:
* as you enter a server, the server badmin uses a modified client to play on another server.
* as you trigger the authentication procedure, the badmin does the same on the other server.
* the badmin's server relays the communication between the other server and the badmin's client to your client, and your response is routed back.
That way, the badmin will be logged on to the other server with your user account. Such a thing is called man in the middle-attack, because the badmin is the man in the middle between you and the other server.

This is the most dangerous attack on the protocol, and the modified protocol on new clients (the ones with the "Authentication" button) has protection built in; the server IP address is entangled into the communication between server and client, so that the other server would notice that your login data was not intended for it. Unless the badmin also manages to counterfeit the other server's IP address, of course, which is not impossile; however, it would usually be much easier to steal your password by other means; web forums are a pretty insecure thing, passwords of unmodded phpBB are transmitted in plain text, for example.

=== Smaller Threats ===

- If someone gets his hands on the authentication database, he will have everything he needs to imposter anyone in it. The alternative would be to transmit something in clear text so that anyone wo intercepts it can imposter you any time.
- An infinite supply of throwaway remote accounts is possible; server admins have white and blacklists at their disposal against that, however.

If you have your own concerns, please voice them on the forums first. We don't want to let this section blow up with discussions.

=== Password Storage ===

The password menu allows you to store passwords on disk. This, of course, is insecure, as anyone who gets access to your configuration file, where the passwords are stored, will be able to use your account. The data is scrambled in a form that makes it not really feasible to extract the raw passwords, though. Anyway, our recommendation has to be not to store passwords on disk. That is especially true for users of 0.2.8.1 and earlier; there is a bug that will cause duplicate password entries to accumulate in your user.cfg.

=== Debug Recordings ===

For old clients, debug recordings where you enter passwords in the password menu are insecure, do not share them. While you can't read the password on the screen, it will be encoded in the recording and easy to extract. The same goes for the old ADMIN_PASS interface, of course.

For new clients and new servers, debug recordings are safe to share. They are cleared of the password storage data you may have in the config files, they do not contain local server accounts, and the keypresses you make while in the password menu are all replaced by "x", apart from the control keys that navigate the menu, of course.

Serverside debug recordings come with a performance penalty; as without ZThread, a recording server will make remote account lookups only between rounds.

== Small notes for server admins ==

To run an authentication server, you need an experimental version, either [http://beta.armagetronad.net/ 0.2.8_alpha20080209] (the server binaries for Linux and Windows have authentication built in) or later or SVN from the 0.2.8 branch:
svn co https://armagetronad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/armagetronad/armagetronad/branches/0.2.8/armagetronad
Or of course, the same from bzr:
bzr co lp:armagetronad/0.2.8 armagetronad
followed by
cd armagetronad
./bootstrap.sh
./configure --enable-armathentication --disable-glout
make

The extra --enable-armathentication is important, authentication is not enabled by default. It is strongly recommended that you install the library [http://zthread.sourceforge.net/ ZThread] before; only with that, the requests to the remote authentication servers will be able to run in the background. Without ZThread, they will be done in the pauses between rounds. ZThread is a bit outdated and does not go well with recent versions of GCC; be sure to get the latest version (2.3.2) and to configure and build it like this (all as root):
CXXFLAGS=-fpermissive ./configure --prefix=/usr
make
make install
ldconfig

The '--prefix=/usr' is only required on systems that don't include /usr/local in /etc/ld.so.conf.

Then, have a look at the
[http://armagetronad.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/armagetronad/armagetronad/branches/0.2.8/armagetronad/config/settings_authentication.cfg?view=markup configration file settings_authentication.cfg], it should tell you how you can configure the system.

== Design ==

For details of the design of the system and the protocol, check out [[Hash Authentication Design|this document]].

== How to run an Armathentication Server ==

Check it out [[Authentication Server|here]].

== History ==

Back in 2001, when there was not yet a master server, the [http://www.krawall.de/ Krawall Gaming Network] approached Z-Man with a deal. They would run a master server and a couple of permanent game servers, which were pretty rare back then, and also wanted to distribute a special client with a bit of branding. Their condition: players from Germany would only be allowed to use the master server and play on the game servers with an account at Krawall.

Work was begun, a client-server protocol was specified and implemented, but somehow, the two functions only the KGN people could implement (password check and geocheck of the IPs) were never finished.

I found no source for it, but I remember a while back Tank produced a modified client that was able to authenticate over the Krawall protocol with accounts on the forums.

Then, lots of discussion about possible ways to implement authentication were started. Things got quite heated at times, with everyone accusing everyone else that their suggested scheme would not support critical feature X or would not have security propery Y. Here are some relevant threads:

[http://forums.armagetronad.net/viewtopic.php?t=1993 Authentication Thread of Doom]

[http://forums.armagetronad.net/viewtopic.php?t=2029 Distributed Authentication]

[http://forums.armagetronad.net/viewtopic.php?t=18178 XMPP integration]

[http://forums.armagetronad.net/viewtopic.php?t=18176 Krawall style, resulting in the code discussed here]

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Armagetron Advanced Wiki:Contacts

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Here are the administration contacts for the various sites operated by the Armagetron Advanced Development Team. As you'll notice, the development team is fairly spread out geographically and each administers a server according to his own interest in doing so. Periodically policies may vary from server to server, depending both on the legal environments in which each server operates and the personal tastes of the administrator.

All of these sites have proper titles that start with "Armagetron Advanced", but that part is removed to make reading the list easier.

== Wiki ==

This wiki is running on Light's server. Light's fairly laid back, but he doesn't dole out administration privileges either. You have to have both a strong interest in doing it and a demonstrated ability to handle the responsibility involved.

Here are the contacts:
* '''Light''' ( Kira at lightron.org )
* '''Lucifer''' ( dave at davefancella.com )

== Website ==

The Armagetron Advanced Website is on a server in Sweden operated by Tank Program. Like Lucifer, Tank Program is a fairly laid back person. Also like Lucifer, he doesn't necessarily have a lot of time to update the website. So please relax a bit if you ask for something and it isn't done right away. It's not malice or anything like that, Tank works pretty hard to make everyone happy and does a fine job of it.

* '''Tank Program''' ( please use the forums )

== Forums ==

The Armagetron Advanced Forums are our longest-standing web asset, and have been operated by Tank Program since the beginning of time. He will likely operate them until the end of time, and that's fine, right?

* '''Tank Program''' ( please use the forums )

== Resource Repository ==

The central resource repository is maintained by Light and located at http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/
For more information, see the [[Making Maps by Hand#Resource repository|page on the resource repository in the map making handbook]].

* '''Light''' ( Kira at lightron.org )

== Beta Website ==

Random experimental stuff that will eventually become part of the official site is located at beta.armagetronad.net for testing. The site is hosted by Luke-Jr in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. There are currently seven people with access to change stuff on the site: Klax, Lucifer, Luke-Jr, Phillippeqc, Nemostultae, Tank Program, and z-man.

* '''Luke-Jr''' ( luke at dashjr.org )

Armagetron Advanced Wiki:Policy

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Light:

If you want to write on the wiki, here are some basic policies you should probably be aware of. If you've found content you consider questionable, before complaining, you should read these policies and see if you can determine if it is truly objectionable. This isn't meant to be a bunch of legal mumbo-jumbo, it's intended to lay down some guidelines that, if followed at least loosely, are hoped to help foster a wonderful wiki.

== Organization ==

We try to keep this wiki organized. It becomes less useful with poor or nonexistant organization. When you write an article, you should spend a few minutes thinking about where it belongs. If you're not sure, put it in the "Uncategorized" category so an editor can place it for you. Information on how the wiki is structured, both ongoing discussion and plans, can be found at the [[Wiki Structuring Project]]. Editors use that page to plan how the wiki should be structured and to place articles new and old into the best place for the article. Authors can use that page to help them place their own articles, but editors are the ones with the last word on the subject. If you don't want to deal with the organization and you just want to write content, you can, just make sure to place your article in the Uncategorized category so that the editors can find it and place it.

== Talk Pages ==

As a convention, you should leave your name on talk pages when you talk on them. Just add your comment to the end, stick your name on the end of that, and then put a horizontal line after all of it so the next person to comment can start right in with their comment. You should sign your name using <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. It will also timestamp the signature so others can see when you signed your name to it.

The Talk Pages aren't intended for socializing, really. They're for discussing the content, laying it out, working out what should be put on the page, and more of that sort of thing. Now, we're all people here and we'll do a fair amount of social-like things on the talk pages, they are talk pages after all. Just keep in mind that the forums at http://forums3.armagetronad.net/ are there for discussing tactics, talking trash, laying out challenges, talking about development, and so forth. This wiki is for providing information to all, freely and selflessly (or not), and there is work being done here.

== Page Style ==

All pages should start with a brief introduction. We're copying Wikipedia for that, because it's so nice on Wikipedia and it looks like it's just as nice here. So every page should have a brief introduction, about a paragraph. You know, maybe 200 words or so, not huge, not an essay, but not just a one-liner either.

You should organize your page into sections with headings. Simple as that. Follow outline style. Your level 2 heading is your top level heading, so make your top-level sections level 2 headings. Next is level 3, and so forth. Just like you would for an outline in your Engrish class.

A page should contain a complete topic. There's very little sense in splitting a topic over multiple pages just because you think it might be ''long''. Long pages are good, short pages are not. Lots of short pages that should be one long page really ''really'' suck. So don't do that, for sure. Make nice pages that contain a complete topic. If the topic branches into related subtopics, and each subtopic is a distinct topic on its own, then please go ahead and branch it into several pages. What I'm trying to avoid is having, for example, a page that says "Here's how to configure network settings on a server", another page that says "Here's how to configure game rules on a server". If you want to write a long page describing the physics used in the game, that certainly belongs on a page by itself. But if you just want to crib down some descriptions of physics settings, you can work that in with other material.

== Images ==

=== Screenshots ===

Screenshots of the game itself should have a floor grid that stretches across the whole floor, default wall textures (cycle and rim wall), and should be at least 640x480 in resolution. 800x600 is better, 1024x768 is probably best. If you happen to have a larger resolution than that, don't sweat it, take the full-screen screenshot and post it. Do not post moviepack screenshots unless the purpose of the screenshot is to show the movie. When you're trying to show someone something in-game, you should use default settings. There's room for minor variation, just keep in mind that for all of us, our common frame of reference is the default look of the game, so that should be used for screenshots.

Most importantly, a screenshot should actually show something that's in the content. So don't put a screenshot of some idiot grinding the rim wall when you're talking about how to build slingshots.

Link to all of your screenshots as thumbnails. If it makes sense to not do so, then do what makes sense. But it will make the most sense most of the time to link it as a thumbnail. MediaWiki does a wonderful job of scaling down screenshots into thumbnails, so let it do its job.

=== Other Images ===

For other images, let the content determine the appropriate resolution and stuff. Still try to get high resolution pictures and link them in as thumbnails, but don't sweat it if you either don't have a high resolution pictures or you think the page wants something different.

== External Links ==

Generally, external links should be included in a special section at the end of an article. Feel free to write into the article some text referring the reader to the special links section at the bottom, but links embedded within article text should be confined to internal wiki links.

The reasoning behind this is that it's easy to click on links in an article and get lost, even experienced users will do it. We should try to help people to not get lost. On the other hand, before this wiki, and for the foreseeable future, many players have collected numerous resources on personal sites spread around the internet to help other players figure out what they can do with the game. This wiki isn't intended to render those sites and the work involved obsolete, although it does have the potential. So instead of being mean about it, we should be nice about it, and if you have a page that has more information on a topic, you should consider if you want to just add the text to the wiki or provide a link in a relevant article to your page. So go ahead and add those links in a special section at the bottom of the page marked "Further reading", "External resources", or just plain "Resources", and then you can reference the resource in the page anywhere it fits with the content. The guiding philosophy is "make it useful for the reader".

=== Text From the Forums ===

If you are including text from the forums on a page please provide a link to the post from where that text was sourced. Contrary to the external link policy, you should go ahead and embed the forum link in the text where you reference the post. This only applies to the Armagetron Advanced forums. Other forums should be treated as regular external links, even when quoting and should be given a reference in parenthesis and a link in the external links section to the post.

==== Example ====
<nowiki>[http://forums.armagetronad.net Heres a link to the forums!]</nowiki> will come up like this: [http://forums.armagetronad.net Heres a link to the forums!]

== Language ==

The language of the wiki is English. If we ever figure out how to run the wiki in multiple languages we might make more versions available. Until then, please write in English. There's no preference given to British English or American English, and both color and colour are accepted spellings here. Revising a page where the only corrections you made were to change spellings to American English from British English (or vice versa) is considered inappropriate behavior and an utter waste of your time. Taking action against such abuse is considered a waste of my time, or any administrator's time, so please be aware that if it's necessary you're in no position to ask for quarter, nor will it be given. Otherwise, try to avoid slang that is centered around a geographical area without also providing a more generalized version so those of us who live outside that area can understand what you're saying. Don't sweat it too badly, though. We're all people, right? So we realize that there are people who are not aware that the slang they use is unknown outside their hometown.

Write conversationally, but probably not as conversationally as you would in an IM client. Think more like what you'd write in a formal letter to your brother/sister/girlfriend/boyfriend. First person is ok when it makes sense within the content, but otherwise stick to third person. Try not to name names, except on talk pages. The documentation here is intended to last for some time with community revision, and names just don't last on the grid for very long. (There are exceptions, or we wouldn't be here, but you get the drift)

Try to avoid parenthetical expressions (they're hard to read). Just remember that real people will be reading this, real developers will be using it, and real players will be playing with it.

Under no circumstance should you put documentation that is intended to make someone a worse player. I'm talking about writing up a noob guide that basically says "crash into my wall". While you wouldn't think someone would be stupid enough to take something like that at face value, just don't do it anyway. If you're going to contribute, try to contribute with a good work ethic and do the best you can do.

== Objectionable Material and Language ==

Obviously no porn pictures. Right? Now, as to linking to porn, there's generally not a good enough reason to do so. If it becomes necessary, for example if you have an adult moviepack, PM Lucifer through the forums and talk about it. I'm not saying you can't link to it, but let's make sure we do it in a way that doesn't piss everybody off. Otherwise, there isn't any kind of porn I can think of that belongs here, so don't bring it.

With graphics, and to an extent, sound, you also need to consider that this is an international community. The example I always like to give is material about Nazis. If you post here a screenshot that contains a swastika, you need to put it off on a separate page and give a warning. Why? Because that screenshot is illegal in Germany and any of our German players could be open for criminal prosecution just by reading your page. I realize the likelihood is low, and we certainly don't want to be in a position where we limit content to the lowest common denominator, so just be considerate of the needs of an international audience. As for legal liability of the server operator, the server is located in Austin, TX. So United States law applies, as well as Texas law, and obviously nothing that is illegal or copyright infringing in the US and Texas can be posted here. (If that's not acceptable, please consider donating to the "Buy Lucifer a Caribbean Island" fund)

As for swearing, I swear up a storm and generally don't care. However, there's very little reason to swear here. You should use the words that best fit the content you're writing. Occasionally a swear word here or there does, in fact, best fit the content. Go ahead and use some of the milder ones if you need to. Just keep in mind that there are people who will be reading this who are particularly sensitive to such things and we all need to be considerate of one another, so keep it toned down. I realize that many of those who are sensitive to certain words that start with ''f'' will find other words that start with ''f'' to substitute in its place and use the new word in the same way and that this is swearing just as much as if the original cussword were used, but let's try to behave. Use the language you think is best. Avoid the kinds of swear words that would get you the death sentence in the Middle East (and New Mexico).

== Locking Pages ==

I don't know of many reasons to lock pages, so when I do, there will be a good reason for it. If two people get into a serious disagreement over a page and want to have a stupid little edit war over it, bring it to my attention and I'll lock it, send them to the shower and let them cool down. I won't censor anybody, in general, but you really should remain civil at all times. If you don't remain civil, then you should consider leaving civilization in favor of your natural habitat.

There are two pages that will always be locked. On a previous wiki I maintained, spambots attacked the front page, and I've seen it on several other wikis. Therefore the front page will be locked. When you view the edit page on the front page, you will find a link to a page explaining why the front page is locked. That page will also be locked. Since this page serves as something of a rulebook and will likely be quoted at some point by someone to justify their idiotic behavior, it will also likely be locked eventually. Let's all be cool so it doesn't have to happen, ok? I hate locking pages.

== Conflict Resolution ==

Conflict resolution is not a process you want to enter. Generally, if a conflict arrives, you have to take it to an admin to deal with it. If an admin sees a conflict starting, he may arbitrarily revoke privileges you have gained, protect pages in conflict, and possibly block users. It's nasty. Try to avoid it. When it's all said and done, there's no guarantee that any steps an admin takes to stop a conflict will be reversed, it's entirely up to his judgement.

On the other hand, if you have tried in good faith to resolve a conflict and the other party(ies) have not done so, then admins tend to be nice. We want to see people working out their problems together in a peaceful and happy fashion, and we really have better things to do with our time than babysit people who are nominally adults. So if we have to get involved, you don't want to be the person who failed to behave reasonably, you know, like a grown-up.

We don't even try to be fair, so don't even go there. Our decisions will be guided by what we think will best serve the community, and that may sharply disagree with what '''you''' think is the best way to serve the community.

It's really best if you try to resolve conflicts yourselves.

== How to avoid conflict ==

The rule of thumb is to just be nice. If someone comes along and edits something you wrote, redefining what you've written, and generally undoing your hard work, the last thing you should do is go and revert all of their changes in a storm of angst. Take it to the article's discussion page, wait a day or two and see. If the person doesn't respond, don't automatically assume they're ignoring you. Many users don't watch talk pages, or even the articles they edit. Make sure you've configured yourself to watch, though, in case they come along wanting to talk. Try sending them a private message through the forums directing them to come here. But keep in mind that whatever happens in private cannot be used here as evidence of any kind, so it's best to keep discussions here where we can all see what's going on.

Edit wars and revert wars aren't pastimes we really want people engaging in here. That's a lot of time and energy wasted. I realize it's your time and energy to waste, but please don't waste it here. There are plenty of other wikis available for you to get into stupid little squabbles on. You might even get somebody's idea of justice on them.

Periodically an admin may notice that someone has left a comment on a discussion page trying to work out such a problem, and that admin might well agree and go ahead and make a reversion. If you find that you are the victim of such a reversion, don't go and revert the reversion in a storm of angst. Take a few minutes to think about why the admin did it, and look at the discussion page. It may be that the discussion will tell you everything you want to know about it. Then, instead of getting into a revert war with an admin (which you will lose), engage that admin in discussion. If you set as your guide the idea that we're trying to make this a valuable asset to the community, and you behave reasonably, then we should be able to come to a happy agreement and continue where we were going. If you only do one of these things, then you might feel like you're being treated unfairly. I don't think we'll try too hard to change that feeling. It's simple. If you don't behave reasonably, you won't be treated reasonably. And if you don't care about making this wiki a good one, then you shouldn't be writing in it.

Armagetron Advanced Wiki:Policy

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Armagetron Advanced Wiki:Policy

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Light: Created page with "If you want to write on the wiki, here are some basic policies you should probably be aware of. If you've found content you consider questionable, before complaining, you sho..."

If you want to write on the wiki, here are some basic policies you should probably be aware of. If you've found content you consider questionable, before complaining, you should read these policies and see if you can determine if it is truly objectionable. This isn't meant to be a bunch of legal mumbo-jumbo, it's intended to lay down some guidelines that, if followed at least loosely, are hoped to help foster a wonderful wiki.

== Organization ==

We try to keep this wiki organized. It becomes less useful with poor or nonexistant organization. When you write an article, you should spend a few minutes thinking about where it belongs. If you're not sure, put it in the "Uncategorized" category so an editor can place it for you. Information on how the wiki is structured, both ongoing discussion and plans, can be found at the [[Wiki Structuring Project]]. Editors use that page to plan how the wiki should be structured and to place articles new and old into the best place for the article. Authors can use that page to help them place their own articles, but editors are the ones with the last word on the subject. If you don't want to deal with the organization and you just want to write content, you can, just make sure to place your article in the Uncategorized category so that the editors can find it and place it.

== Talk Pages ==

As a convention, you should leave your name on talk pages when you talk on them. Just add your comment to the end, stick your name on the end of that, and then put a horizontal line after all of it so the next person to comment can start right in with their comment. You should sign your name using <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. It will also timestamp the signature so others can see when you signed your name to it.

The Talk Pages aren't intended for socializing, really. They're for discussing the content, laying it out, working out what should be put on the page, and more of that sort of thing. Now, we're all people here and we'll do a fair amount of social-like things on the talk pages, they are talk pages after all. Just keep in mind that the forums at http://forums.armagetronad.net/ are there for discussing tactics, talking trash, laying out challenges, talking about development, and so forth. This wiki is for providing information to all, freely and selflessly (or not), and there is work being done here.

== Page Style ==

All pages should start with a brief introduction. We're copying Wikipedia for that, because it's so nice on Wikipedia and it looks like it's just as nice here. So every page should have a brief introduction, about a paragraph. You know, maybe 200 words or so, not huge, not an essay, but not just a one-liner either.

You should organize your page into sections with headings. Simple as that. Follow outline style. Your level 2 heading is your top level heading, so make your top-level sections level 2 headings. Next is level 3, and so forth. Just like you would for an outline in your Engrish class.

A page should contain a complete topic. There's very little sense in splitting a topic over multiple pages just because you think it might be ''long''. Long pages are good, short pages are not. Lots of short pages that should be one long page really ''really'' suck. So don't do that, for sure. Make nice pages that contain a complete topic. If the topic branches into related subtopics, and each subtopic is a distinct topic on its own, then please go ahead and branch it into several pages. What I'm trying to avoid is having, for example, a page that says "Here's how to configure network settings on a server", another page that says "Here's how to configure game rules on a server". If you want to write a long page describing the physics used in the game, that certainly belongs on a page by itself. But if you just want to crib down some descriptions of physics settings, you can work that in with other material.

== Images ==

=== Screenshots ===

Screenshots of the game itself should have a floor grid that stretches across the whole floor, default wall textures (cycle and rim wall), and should be at least 640x480 in resolution. 800x600 is better, 1024x768 is probably best. If you happen to have a larger resolution than that, don't sweat it, take the full-screen screenshot and post it. Do not post moviepack screenshots unless the purpose of the screenshot is to show the movie. When you're trying to show someone something in-game, you should use default settings. There's room for minor variation, just keep in mind that for all of us, our common frame of reference is the default look of the game, so that should be used for screenshots.

Most importantly, a screenshot should actually show something that's in the content. So don't put a screenshot of some idiot grinding the rim wall when you're talking about how to build slingshots.

Link to all of your screenshots as thumbnails. If it makes sense to not do so, then do what makes sense. But it will make the most sense most of the time to link it as a thumbnail. MediaWiki does a wonderful job of scaling down screenshots into thumbnails, so let it do its job.

=== Other Images ===

For other images, let the content determine the appropriate resolution and stuff. Still try to get high resolution pictures and link them in as thumbnails, but don't sweat it if you either don't have a high resolution pictures or you think the page wants something different.

== External Links ==

Generally, external links should be included in a special section at the end of an article. Feel free to write into the article some text referring the reader to the special links section at the bottom, but links embedded within article text should be confined to internal wiki links.

The reasoning behind this is that it's easy to click on links in an article and get lost, even experienced users will do it. We should try to help people to not get lost. On the other hand, before this wiki, and for the foreseeable future, many players have collected numerous resources on personal sites spread around the internet to help other players figure out what they can do with the game. This wiki isn't intended to render those sites and the work involved obsolete, although it does have the potential. So instead of being mean about it, we should be nice about it, and if you have a page that has more information on a topic, you should consider if you want to just add the text to the wiki or provide a link in a relevant article to your page. So go ahead and add those links in a special section at the bottom of the page marked "Further reading", "External resources", or just plain "Resources", and then you can reference the resource in the page anywhere it fits with the content. The guiding philosophy is "make it useful for the reader".

=== Text From the Forums ===

If you are including text from the forums on a page please provide a link to the post from where that text was sourced. Contrary to the external link policy, you should go ahead and embed the forum link in the text where you reference the post. This only applies to the Armagetron Advanced forums. Other forums should be treated as regular external links, even when quoting and should be given a reference in parenthesis and a link in the external links section to the post.

==== Example ====
<nowiki>[http://forums.armagetronad.net Heres a link to the forums!]</nowiki> will come up like this: [http://forums.armagetronad.net Heres a link to the forums!]

== Language ==

The language of the wiki is English. If we ever figure out how to run the wiki in multiple languages we might make more versions available. Until then, please write in English. There's no preference given to British English or American English, and both color and colour are accepted spellings here. Revising a page where the only corrections you made were to change spellings to American English from British English (or vice versa) is considered inappropriate behavior and an utter waste of your time. Taking action against such abuse is considered a waste of my time, or any administrator's time, so please be aware that if it's necessary you're in no position to ask for quarter, nor will it be given. Otherwise, try to avoid slang that is centered around a geographical area without also providing a more generalized version so those of us who live outside that area can understand what you're saying. Don't sweat it too badly, though. We're all people, right? So we realize that there are people who are not aware that the slang they use is unknown outside their hometown.

Write conversationally, but probably not as conversationally as you would in an IM client. Think more like what you'd write in a formal letter to your brother/sister/girlfriend/boyfriend. First person is ok when it makes sense within the content, but otherwise stick to third person. Try not to name names, except on talk pages. The documentation here is intended to last for some time with community revision, and names just don't last on the grid for very long. (There are exceptions, or we wouldn't be here, but you get the drift)

Try to avoid parenthetical expressions (they're hard to read). Just remember that real people will be reading this, real developers will be using it, and real players will be playing with it.

Under no circumstance should you put documentation that is intended to make someone a worse player. I'm talking about writing up a noob guide that basically says "crash into my wall". While you wouldn't think someone would be stupid enough to take something like that at face value, just don't do it anyway. If you're going to contribute, try to contribute with a good work ethic and do the best you can do.

== Objectionable Material and Language ==

Obviously no porn pictures. Right? Now, as to linking to porn, there's generally not a good enough reason to do so. If it becomes necessary, for example if you have an adult moviepack, PM Lucifer through the forums and talk about it. I'm not saying you can't link to it, but let's make sure we do it in a way that doesn't piss everybody off. Otherwise, there isn't any kind of porn I can think of that belongs here, so don't bring it.

With graphics, and to an extent, sound, you also need to consider that this is an international community. The example I always like to give is material about Nazis. If you post here a screenshot that contains a swastika, you need to put it off on a separate page and give a warning. Why? Because that screenshot is illegal in Germany and any of our German players could be open for criminal prosecution just by reading your page. I realize the likelihood is low, and we certainly don't want to be in a position where we limit content to the lowest common denominator, so just be considerate of the needs of an international audience. As for legal liability of the server operator, the server is located in Austin, TX. So United States law applies, as well as Texas law, and obviously nothing that is illegal or copyright infringing in the US and Texas can be posted here. (If that's not acceptable, please consider donating to the "Buy Lucifer a Caribbean Island" fund)

As for swearing, I swear up a storm and generally don't care. However, there's very little reason to swear here. You should use the words that best fit the content you're writing. Occasionally a swear word here or there does, in fact, best fit the content. Go ahead and use some of the milder ones if you need to. Just keep in mind that there are people who will be reading this who are particularly sensitive to such things and we all need to be considerate of one another, so keep it toned down. I realize that many of those who are sensitive to certain words that start with ''f'' will find other words that start with ''f'' to substitute in its place and use the new word in the same way and that this is swearing just as much as if the original cussword were used, but let's try to behave. Use the language you think is best. Avoid the kinds of swear words that would get you the death sentence in the Middle East (and New Mexico).

== Locking Pages ==

I don't know of many reasons to lock pages, so when I do, there will be a good reason for it. If two people get into a serious disagreement over a page and want to have a stupid little edit war over it, bring it to my attention and I'll lock it, send them to the shower and let them cool down. I won't censor anybody, in general, but you really should remain civil at all times. If you don't remain civil, then you should consider leaving civilization in favor of your natural habitat.

There are two pages that will always be locked. On a previous wiki I maintained, spambots attacked the front page, and I've seen it on several other wikis. Therefore the front page will be locked. When you view the edit page on the front page, you will find a link to a page explaining why the front page is locked. That page will also be locked. Since this page serves as something of a rulebook and will likely be quoted at some point by someone to justify their idiotic behavior, it will also likely be locked eventually. Let's all be cool so it doesn't have to happen, ok? I hate locking pages.

== Conflict Resolution ==

Conflict resolution is not a process you want to enter. Generally, if a conflict arrives, you have to take it to an admin to deal with it. If an admin sees a conflict starting, he may arbitrarily revoke privileges you have gained, protect pages in conflict, and possibly block users. It's nasty. Try to avoid it. When it's all said and done, there's no guarantee that any steps an admin takes to stop a conflict will be reversed, it's entirely up to his judgement.

On the other hand, if you have tried in good faith to resolve a conflict and the other party(ies) have not done so, then admins tend to be nice. We want to see people working out their problems together in a peaceful and happy fashion, and we really have better things to do with our time than babysit people who are nominally adults. So if we have to get involved, you don't want to be the person who failed to behave reasonably, you know, like a grown-up.

We don't even try to be fair, so don't even go there. Our decisions will be guided by what we think will best serve the community, and that may sharply disagree with what '''you''' think is the best way to serve the community.

It's really best if you try to resolve conflicts yourselves.

== How to avoid conflict ==

The rule of thumb is to just be nice. If someone comes along and edits something you wrote, redefining what you've written, and generally undoing your hard work, the last thing you should do is go and revert all of their changes in a storm of angst. Take it to the article's discussion page, wait a day or two and see. If the person doesn't respond, don't automatically assume they're ignoring you. Many users don't watch talk pages, or even the articles they edit. Make sure you've configured yourself to watch, though, in case they come along wanting to talk. Try sending them a private message through the forums directing them to come here. But keep in mind that whatever happens in private cannot be used here as evidence of any kind, so it's best to keep discussions here where we can all see what's going on.

Edit wars and revert wars aren't pastimes we really want people engaging in here. That's a lot of time and energy wasted. I realize it's your time and energy to waste, but please don't waste it here. There are plenty of other wikis available for you to get into stupid little squabbles on. You might even get somebody's idea of justice on them.

Periodically an admin may notice that someone has left a comment on a discussion page trying to work out such a problem, and that admin might well agree and go ahead and make a reversion. If you find that you are the victim of such a reversion, don't go and revert the reversion in a storm of angst. Take a few minutes to think about why the admin did it, and look at the discussion page. It may be that the discussion will tell you everything you want to know about it. Then, instead of getting into a revert war with an admin (which you will lose), engage that admin in discussion. If you set as your guide the idea that we're trying to make this a valuable asset to the community, and you behave reasonably, then we should be able to come to a happy agreement and continue where we were going. If you only do one of these things, then you might feel like you're being treated unfairly. I don't think we'll try too hard to change that feeling. It's simple. If you don't behave reasonably, you won't be treated reasonably. And if you don't care about making this wiki a good one, then you shouldn't be writing in it.

== That's tyrannical ==

Sure it is. But it's not oppressive. We operate here in the open and we respectfully ask others to do so. The process of peer review will determine if we are doing a good job or a bad job. And some day (hopefully soon), Lucifer will find a way to make regular backups of the database available for download. In that event, you can threaten us with a fork if we don't pass muster. If you question our decisions, fine, we'll be happy to ''talk'' about them. We will not be happy to argue about them, however. There's no requirement that you understand or agree with us. But if we intended to hurt people, or own other people's work, or <insert your favorite evil wiki thing here>, we wouldn't operate in the open.

SBT/Results

2019-07-09T16:25:47Z

Light: Fixed some missing space between separators.

Talk:Main Page

2019-07-08T10:11:52Z

Light: Reverted edits by Mash (talk) to last revision by INW

''Concord'': We need to manage the spammers.

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Any particular reason your locking everything? I thought it was for players to edit and add stuff they thought people should know?

--TiTnAsS

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I locked exactly two pages, the main page, and the page that explains why I locked the main page. ''--Lucifer''

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Yarr, but why was the other one locked? O_o

--TiTnAsS

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So nobody could edit it? Maybe you could read it and find out, that way I don't have to type the reason twice. ''--Lucifer''

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Just a reminder for Luci: make the lag section. Also, can we get a game mode section?

-- TiTnAsS

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You're getting a Miscellaneous section, and periodically when complete sections develop from it then we'll worry about how to link them in, right?

Also, a player's guide. You can talk about lag and game modes there. Makes sense, right? Server Admin Guide, Player Guide.

''--Lucifer''

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Yup, sounds good.

-- TiTnAsS

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How about having the wiki policy on the front page?

-- TiTnAsS

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Is that so people who post to the talk page of the front page will remember to leave their name and a horizontal line?

Other than that, it doesn't really belong here. A feed of newest pages would be better. I'll look at what wikipedia uses for their front page, that's along the lines of what should be here. ''--Lucifer''

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I'm sry i actually thought i did..

- TiTnAsS

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1
could you add a section to do with the history
as in
who designed the game
something about the film
that kind of thing?

2
what on earth is
extending armagetron advanced
meant to mean?
as a newbe
must i click on it to understand it?
surely the title is meant to mean something
before i click on it?

3
the game is simple
and startup for me was supersmooth
given the amount of energy generated from playing
(
i mean
we love getting on the grid
)
the wiki mainpage
could be a little more embracing
i have been around here a few times
and it is a little tricky to work out where is what
.
you know
something like:
newbe introduction page
that kind of thing
simple

== Internal community chat ==

Message for Luke-Jr in reply to http://forums.armagetronad.net/viewtopic.php?t=9921 ...

There already exists an IRC-S2S-XMPP gateway solution, but it requires quite a
bit of work getting the ircd to go with it. Have a look at http://about.psyc.eu/Gateway

But, if you don't need to connect things with an IRC network, then you
can simply use the builtin XMPP and IRC servers. You can access channels
by IRC and MUC at the same time. That you get at http://www.psyced.org
[http://www.satelnet.org.ua progdvb спутниковый интернет]
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MediaWiki:Sidebar

2019-07-04T15:23:28Z

Light:

MediaWiki:Sidebar

2019-07-04T15:22:51Z

Light: Added chat to the sidebar.

JTST/Challenge Board

2019-01-19T16:59:42Z

Light: /* Subculture */ Added a secondary search for JTST servers.

{{:JTST/Blurb}}

==Signing up==
Please post your team name and the players who will play for your team below. If you're confused on how to do so, look at the examples below. You may also create a wiki page for your team. Placement on the Bracket is done randomly the Thursday before the JTST.

<nowiki>{{JTSTTeam|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|Wiki Page Name}}</nowiki>
or
<nowiki>{{JTSTTeamExternal|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|http://teamwebsite.com}}</nowiki>
For more information, see [[Template:JTSTTeam]] or [[Template:JTSTTeamExternal]].

By signing up you agree to follow the [[JTST/Rules|Rules]]. Rule breakers may be subject to disciplinary action. Team Captains, please be up to date on [[JTST/Rules|how the JTST works]] as well.

==Teams==
{{JTSTTeam|Half Pound of Kush|_~`Ww_Dorit0Z#|dorit0z@forums|Newman# |https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kush_(cannabis)}}
{{JTSTTeam| Potatoes|karas|TheKaras@forums|TBD |https://d3r6kbofdnmd8.cloudfront.net/media/catalog/product/cache/image/1536x/a4e40ebdc3e371adff845072e1c73f37/9/9/99033_absolut_1l_edo_3.jpg}}

==Challenge Board==

===Brackets===
*All games are best of 3 matches (the first team to win 2 matches advances to the next round).
* All finals are played in the server listed in '''bold'''. Teams may agree to move to the backup server if there is a regional preference or problem with the primary server.
To change brackets, edit [[Template:JTST1Bracket]]

{{JTST1Bracket}}

===Times===


12:30 EST America/New_York

09:30 PST America/Los_Angeles

18:30 CET Europe/Amsterdam

17:30 UTC GMT

==Servers==
Admins, by offering your server you agree to abide by the [[JTST/Rules|Rules for server owners and operators]]. It is also advisable that you are up to date on [[JTST/Rules|how the JTST works]] as well. Thank you.

===Server Configuration===

RINCLUDE Jericho/jtst1.cfg(http://www.armanelgtron.tk/armagetronad/resource/Jericho/jtst1.cfg)
RINCLUDE Jericho/jtst1_auths.cfg(http://www.armanelgtron.tk/armagetronad/resource/Jericho/jtst1_auths.cfg)
SERVER_NAME 0xaa66bbJTST 1 0x7fff7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0x7fff7f)
ROUND_CONSOLE_MESSAGE 0xaa66bbJTST 1 0x7fff7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0x7fff7f)\n0x808080Please leave feedback for the server.

Replace "Player 1" with the player owner server name and a location: any one or combination of any state, province, region, country, city, or any other standard identification (country is recommended, state is recommended as well if located in US, province/city in Canada, etc)

==Server List==
<nowiki>{{JTSTServer|Your server name|ip|port|Location|[http://serverwebsite.com http://serverwebsite.com]}}</nowiki>



'''North America'''

{{JTSTServer|Formerly aP Hosting, Illinois|armagetron.kevinh.us|4576|Illinois, US|}}
{{JTSTServer|Light's Ohio, US|lightron.org|4537|Ohio, US|[https://lightron.org Lightron]}}

===Subculture===

* [https://browser.armanelgtron.tk/#regex=JTST%20\d+%20\%28.+\%29 Nelg's Online Server Browser]
* [https://lightron.org/Servers/?search=JTST Lightron Server Browser]

==Global Moderators==
Server owner/players who are available to assist teams in case of a server issue. Do you own a server being used in JTST? Consider signing up.
* nelg@armanelgtron.tk/Nelg (nelg)
* Jericho@forums

JTST/Challenge Board

2019-01-19T11:53:34Z

Light: /* Server List */

{{:JTST/Blurb}}

==Signing up==
Please post your team name and the players who will play for your team below. If you're confused on how to do so, look at the examples below. You may also create a wiki page for your team. Placement on the Bracket is done randomly the Thursday before the JTST.

<nowiki>{{JTSTTeam|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|Wiki Page Name}}</nowiki>
or
<nowiki>{{JTSTTeamExternal|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|http://teamwebsite.com}}</nowiki>
For more information, see [[Template:JTSTTeam]] or [[Template:JTSTTeamExternal]].

By signing up you agree to follow the [[JTST/Rules|Rules]]. Rule breakers may be subject to disciplinary action. Team Captains, please be up to date on [[JTST/Rules|how the JTST works]] as well.

==Teams==
{{JTSTTeam|Half Pound of Kush|_~`Ww_Dorit0Z#|dorit0z@forums|Newman# |https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kush_(cannabis)}}

==Challenge Board==

===Brackets===
*All games are best of 3 matches (the first team to win 2 matches advances to the next round).
* All finals are played in the server listed in '''bold'''. Teams may agree to move to the backup server if there is a regional preference or problem with the primary server.
To change brackets, edit [[Template:JTST1Bracket]]

{{JTST1Bracket}}

===Times===


12:30 EST America/New_York

09:30 PST America/Los_Angeles

18:30 CET Europe/Amsterdam

17:30 UTC GMT

==Servers==
Admins, by offering your server you agree to abide by the [[JTST/Rules|Rules for server owners and operators]]. It is also advisable that you are up to date on [[JTST/Rules|how the JTST works]] as well. Thank you.

===Server Configuration===

RINCLUDE Jericho/jtst1.cfg(http://www.armanelgtron.tk/armagetronad/resource/Jericho/jtst1.cfg)
RINCLUDE Jericho/jtst1_auths.cfg(http://www.armanelgtron.tk/armagetronad/resource/Jericho/jtst1_auths.cfg)
SERVER_NAME 0xaa66bbJTST 1 0x7fff7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0x7fff7f)
ROUND_CONSOLE_MESSAGE 0xaa66bbJTST 1 0x7fff7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0x7fff7f)\n0x808080Please leave feedback for the server.

Replace "Player 1" with the player owner server name and a location: any one or combination of any state, province, region, country, city, or any other standard identification (country is recommended, state is recommended as well if located in US, province/city in Canada, etc)

==Server List==
<nowiki>{{JTSTServer|Your server name|ip|port|Location|[http://serverwebsite.com http://serverwebsite.com]}}</nowiki>



'''North America'''

{{JTSTServer|Formerly aP Hosting, Illinois|armagetron.kevinh.us|4576|Illinois, US|}}
{{JTSTServer|Light's Ohio, US|lightron.org|4537|Ohio, US|[https://lightron.org Lightron]}}

===Subculture===

* [https://browser.armanelgtron.tk/#regex=JTST%20\d+%20\%28.+\%29 Nelg's Online Server Browser]

==Global Moderators==
Server owner/players who are available to assist teams in case of a server issue. Do you own a server being used in JTST? Consider signing up.
* nelg@armanelgtron.tk/Nelg (nelg)
* Jericho@forums

JTST/Challenge Board

2019-01-19T11:52:41Z

Light: /* Server List */

{{:JTST/Blurb}}

==Signing up==
Please post your team name and the players who will play for your team below. If you're confused on how to do so, look at the examples below. You may also create a wiki page for your team. Placement on the Bracket is done randomly the Thursday before the JTST.

<nowiki>{{JTSTTeam|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|Wiki Page Name}}</nowiki>
or
<nowiki>{{JTSTTeamExternal|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|http://teamwebsite.com}}</nowiki>
For more information, see [[Template:JTSTTeam]] or [[Template:JTSTTeamExternal]].

By signing up you agree to follow the [[JTST/Rules|Rules]]. Rule breakers may be subject to disciplinary action. Team Captains, please be up to date on [[JTST/Rules|how the JTST works]] as well.

==Teams==
{{JTSTTeam|Half Pound of Kush|_~`Ww_Dorit0Z#|dorit0z@forums|Newman# |https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kush_(cannabis)}}

==Challenge Board==

===Brackets===
*All games are best of 3 matches (the first team to win 2 matches advances to the next round).
* All finals are played in the server listed in '''bold'''. Teams may agree to move to the backup server if there is a regional preference or problem with the primary server.
To change brackets, edit [[Template:JTST1Bracket]]

{{JTST1Bracket}}

===Times===


12:30 EST America/New_York

09:30 PST America/Los_Angeles

18:30 CET Europe/Amsterdam

17:30 UTC GMT

==Servers==
Admins, by offering your server you agree to abide by the [[JTST/Rules|Rules for server owners and operators]]. It is also advisable that you are up to date on [[JTST/Rules|how the JTST works]] as well. Thank you.

===Server Configuration===

RINCLUDE Jericho/jtst1.cfg(http://www.armanelgtron.tk/armagetronad/resource/Jericho/jtst1.cfg)
RINCLUDE Jericho/jtst1_auths.cfg(http://www.armanelgtron.tk/armagetronad/resource/Jericho/jtst1_auths.cfg)
SERVER_NAME 0xaa66bbJTST 1 0x7fff7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0x7fff7f)
ROUND_CONSOLE_MESSAGE 0xaa66bbJTST 1 0x7fff7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0x7fff7f)\n0x808080Please leave feedback for the server.

Replace "Player 1" with the player owner server name and a location: any one or combination of any state, province, region, country, city, or any other standard identification (country is recommended, state is recommended as well if located in US, province/city in Canada, etc)

==Server List==
<nowiki>{{JTSTServer|Your server name|ip|port|Location|[http://serverwebsite.com http://serverwebsite.com]}}</nowiki>



'''North America'''

{{JTSTServer|Formerly aP Hosting, Illinois|armagetron.kevinh.us|4576|Illinois, US|}}
{{JTSTServer|Light's Ohio, US|lightron.org|4537|Ohio, US|}}

===Subculture===

* [https://browser.armanelgtron.tk/#regex=JTST%20\d+%20\%28.+\%29 Nelg's Online Server Browser]

==Global Moderators==
Server owner/players who are available to assist teams in case of a server issue. Do you own a server being used in JTST? Consider signing up.
* nelg@armanelgtron.tk/Nelg (nelg)
* Jericho@forums

User:Light

2018-12-14T18:16:46Z

Light: Just changing my site's URL to use HTTPS.

==Contact Info==
'''Website:''' https://lightron.org 
'''Forums:''' http://forums3.armagetronad.net/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=8067 
'''Clan:''' http://rxtron.com

Ladle/Challenge Board

2018-12-06T15:49:31Z

Light: /* Server List */

{{:Ladle/Blurb}}

==Signing Up==
Please post your team name and the players who will play for your team below. If you're confused on how to do so, look at the examples below. You may also create a wiki page for your team. Placement on the Bracket is done randomly the Thursday before the Ladle.

<nowiki>{{LadleTeam|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|Wiki Page Name}}</nowiki>
or
<nowiki>{{LadleTeamExternal|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|http://teamwebsite.com}}</nowiki>
For more information, see [[Template:LadleTeam]] or [[Template:LadleTeamExternal]]. Please avoid using non-alphanumeric characters when possible because they can break [[Ladle/Tools|our wonderful tools]]!

By signing up you agree to follow the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_players|Rules]]. Rule breakers may be subject to disciplinary action. Team Captains, please be up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well.

==Teams==

{{LadleTeamExternal|m&m|mr, appleseed|misterplayer@forums, Zenith@forums| koala, TBR, TEST |http://forums3.armagetronad.net}}

==Players Without a Team==

* karas (karas@forums)
* Peat (Peat@forums)
* Ritsuka@forums
* .Lightning@forums
* sinewav@forums
* Cronix@forums
* AI-team@forums
* Titanoboa@forums
* FoFo@forums
* Judders-@forums
* Lucifer@forums
* Gonzap@forums
* Legionnaire@forums
* 3B3B3B@forums
* Luiso@forums
* PlayerNub@forums
* delinquent@forums
* Hallucination@forums
* TheNate@forums
* Flex@forums
* Gazelle@forums
* Zenith@forums
* niin@forums
* Jess@forums
* Nagi@forums
* BsYui@forums
* Word@forums
* ppotter@forums
* Syre@forums
* Modis@forums
* Solutai@forums
* Okra@forums
* DrHouse@forums
* SolarCold@forums
* DaWG@forums
* Dreadlord@forums
* Soul@forums
* Wolf@forums
* CoCo@forums
* Hylix@forums
* Psy@forums
* Lowkey@forums
* assaindan@forums
* Johnny@forums
* naiss@forums
* Blondie@forums
* Olive@forums
* orion@forums
* chrisd@forums
* amico@forums
* voodoo@forums

==Invalid Teams==

==Challenge Board==

===Brackets===
*All games are best of 3 matches (the first team to win 2 matches advances to the next round).
* All finals are played in the server listed in '''bold'''. Teams may agree to move to the backup server if there is a regional preference or problem with the primary server.



To change brackets, edit [[Template:Ladle109Bracket]]

{{Ladle109Bracket}}

===Result===

===Times===





{{Time Table | {{Ladle Meta|date}}
| 13:45 | label1=First Round
| 14:30 | label2=Semi Finals
| 15:15 | label3=Finals
| timezone=America/New_York
}}


* [http://lightron.org/Ladle Ladle countdown]

==Servers==
Admins, by offering your server you agree to abide by the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_server_owners_.26_operators|Rules for server owners and operators]]. It is also advisable that you are up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well. Thank you.

===Server Configuration===
RINCLUDE ladle/ladle104.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/compguygene/ladle/ladle104.cfg)
RINCLUDE compguygene/ladle/LadleAuthorityV1.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/compguygene/ladle/LadleAuthorityV1_1.cfg)
SERVER_NAME 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)
ROUND_CONSOLE_MESSAGE 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)\n0x999999Please remember to leave server feedback.

*Changes can be reviewed on the [[Ladle/Guidelines/Voting|Voting page]].

===Server List===
<nowiki>{{LadleServer|Your server name|ip|port|Location|[http://serverwebsite.com http://serverwebsite.com]}}</nowiki>

'''Europe'''

{{LadleServer|Z-Man's GER|vps-zman.armagetronad.org|4534|Frankfurt|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}
{{LadleServer|Z-Man's Fankenstein|78.46.138.239|4534|Somewhere in Germany|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}



'''US & Others'''

{{LadleServer|Light's Ohio, US|lightron.org|4539|Ohio, USA|[http://lightron.org Lightron]}}

{{LadleServer|Formerly aP Hosting, USA|armagetron.kevinh.us|4555|Illinois, US - formerly aP Hosting|}}

{{LadleServer|Crazy Tronner's USA|107.161.23.76|4535|Atlanta, Georgia (US) - Says Ladle 104 on it right now - it's been a while. :-)|[http://crazy-tronners.com/servertech CT Server Tech]}}

{{LadleServer|compguygene's USA|theserverpharm.epicgamer.org|4534|New York, New York (US) - TheServerPharm is Back! :-)|[http://forums3.armagetronad.net Just PM me on the main forums -compguygene]}}



===Subculture===

* [http://browser.hashpickup.net/#filter_empty%3Dtrue%3Bfilter_re_name%3DLadle%20%5C%5Cd%2B epsy's Online Server Browser]


==Global Moderators==
Server owner/players who are available to assist teams in case of a server issue. Do you own a server being used in Ladle? Consider signing up.
* compguygene@forumus (compguygene)
* Kira@lt (Light)
* kyle@ct/jedi (kyle, ct)
* Z-Man@forums (Z-man)
* delinquent@forums (delinquent)



==Team Leaders==
Former/current team leaders that are available to manage Ladle and setup matches in Ladle servers easily at any time.

* Plee@forums
* pike@ct/senior
* Pre@forums
* algae@forums
* DaWg@forums
* Syre@x
* okra@forums
* TheNate@forums
* abcd@forums
* Overrated@forums
* vov@forums
* nara@forums
* johnny.nbk.@forums
* Syre@x
* Agility@forums
* ZiNgEr@forums
* Magi@forums
* Monkey@forums
* sinewav@forums

==Ban List==
The section below gets added to authentication files. Banned players get their GID's shunned and any associated IP's placed on the list. See the [[Ladle/Penalty_Box|Penalty Box]] for current bans.
<pre>USER_LEVEL <username>@forums 16
BAN_IP 0.0.0.0 10000 Ladle Infraction
</pre>

==Recordings/Screenshots==
[http://armagetron.kicks-ass.net/~manuel/armarecordings/armarecordings/ Z-man's recordings]

Main Page

2018-12-04T14:32:47Z

Light: Removed a link that doesn't exist in the newer versions of MediaWiki.

This is the [[Armagetron Advanced]] Wiki Project. It is a wiki, so you can edit most pages and add new ones, as your heart desires.

{{Sections}}

{| style="vertical-align: top; margin-left: 20%; margin-right: 20%; background: #EFEFEF; box-shadow: 0px 0px 0px 15px #EFEFEF;"
|-
|
{|
|+ '''Getting Started'''
| [[FAQ]]
|-
| * Frequently Asked Questions
|-
| [[The Basics]]
|-
| * I would like to find out about things like grinding, rubber, double-binding, customising...
|-
| [[Building Your Skillset]]
|-
| * I want to go head-to-head against the best...
|-
| [[Teamplay]]
|-
| * I have played the fortress, and I need to know...
|-
| [[Competition Hub]]
|-
| * Information on existing competitions...

|}
|}

__NOTOC__

{{Newpagelinksmain}}

MediaWiki:Extending

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Light:

Extend the Game

MediaWiki:Community

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Light:

Project Links

MediaWiki:Sitehelp

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Light:

Help Documents

Main Page

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Light:

Competition Hub

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Light:

{{PlayerTbl}} 
Want to join a tournament, browse an old one, or [[Creating a Competition|organize/create a new one]]...well you're in the right place. See [[Tournaments channel]] for information on how to use the #armagetron.tourneys IRC chat room.

=Current/Upcoming Competition=

=Suspended/Delayed Tournaments=
{{:BsYS/Blurb}} 
{{:Affray/Blurb}} 
{{:Shovel/Blurb}} 
{{:CTStyball/Blurb}} 
{{:CTWF/Blurb}} 
{{:CTFBRAWL/Blurb}} 
{{:HrT:Blurb}} 
{{:WwSS/Blurb}} 
{{:DFT/Blurb}} 
{{:Fork:Blurb}} 
{{:Twizted_Tourney/Blurb}} 
{{:WarSumoTournament/Blurb}} 
{{:GSG:Blurb}} 
{{:SFC:Blurb}} 

=Old tournaments=
{{:Ladle/Blurb}} 
{{:Spoon/Blurb}} 
{{:Bowl/Blurb}} 
{{:IllegalExit/Blurb}} 
{{:4_Team_Fort/Blurb}} 
{{:DFT/Blurb}} 
{{:SBT/Blurb}} 
{{:TiltBlurb}} 
{{:LDFT/Blurb}} 
{{:HSRacing/Blurb}} 
{{:CarCurrus/Blurb}} 
{{:Rddf/Blurb}} 
{{:Wildcat_Tournament_september_2011/Blurp}} 
{{:EZDF/Blurb}} 
{{:TL/Blurb}} 
{{:Onslaught/Blurb}} 
{{:Fortress_Brawl/Blurb}} 
{{:Sumo1v1Blurb}} 
{{:USvsEU/blurb}} 
{{:Crosseyed&PainlessBlurb}} 
{{:IFC_Blurb}} 
{{:Kings_of_the_Grid_Blurb}} 
{{:FFFBlurb}} 
{{:AFL_Blurb}} 
{{:AVE Fort/Blurb}} 
{{:FTCM/Blurb}}

Armagetronad Advanced:Contacts

2018-11-27T12:01:50Z

Light: /* Resource Repository */

Here are the administration contacts for the various sites operated by the Armagetron Advanced Development Team. As you'll notice, the development team is fairly spread out geographically and each administers a server according to his own interest in doing so. Periodically policies may vary from server to server, depending both on the legal environments in which each server operates and the personal tastes of the administrator.

All of these sites have proper titles that start with "Armagetron Advanced", but that part is removed to make reading the list easier.

== Wiki ==

This wiki is run by Light, hosted on the Lightron server. He currently has one sysop other than himself.

Here are the contacts:
* '''Light''' ( Kira at [https://lightron.org Lightron.org] )
* '''Lucifer''' ( dave at [http://davefancella.com davefancella.com] )


== Website ==

The Armagetron Advanced Website is on a server in Sweden operated by Tank Program. Like Lucifer, Tank Program is a fairly laid back person. Also like Lucifer, he doesn't necessarily have a lot of time to update the website. So please relax a bit if you ask for something and it isn't done right away. It's not malice or anything like that, Tank works pretty hard to make everyone happy and does a fine job of it.

* '''Tank Program''' ( please use the forums )

== Forums ==

The Armagetron Advanced Forums are our longest-standing web asset, and have been operated by Tank Program since the beginning of time. He will likely operate them until the end of time, and that's fine, right?

* '''Tank Program''' ( please use the forums )

== Resource Repository ==

The central resource repository is maintained by Light and located at http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/
He has recreated the repository, making the URI above user friendly, including uploads and map previews. For more information, see the [[Making Maps by Hand#Resource repository|page on the resource repository in the map making handbook]].

* '''Light''' ( Kira at [https://lightron.org Lightron.org] )

== Beta Website ==

Random experimental stuff that will eventually become part of the official site is located at beta.armagetronad.net for testing. The site is hosted by Luke-Jr in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. There are currently seven people with access to change stuff on the site: Klax, Lucifer, Luke-Jr, Phillippeqc, Nemostultae, Tank Program, and z-man.

* '''Luke-Jr''' ( luke at dashjr.org )

Armagetronad Advanced:Contacts

2018-11-27T11:56:51Z

Light: /* Wiki */

Here are the administration contacts for the various sites operated by the Armagetron Advanced Development Team. As you'll notice, the development team is fairly spread out geographically and each administers a server according to his own interest in doing so. Periodically policies may vary from server to server, depending both on the legal environments in which each server operates and the personal tastes of the administrator.

All of these sites have proper titles that start with "Armagetron Advanced", but that part is removed to make reading the list easier.

== Wiki ==

This wiki is run by Light, hosted on the Lightron server. He currently has one sysop other than himself.

Here are the contacts:
* '''Light''' ( Kira at [https://lightron.org Lightron.org] )
* '''Lucifer''' ( dave at [http://davefancella.com davefancella.com] )


== Website ==

The Armagetron Advanced Website is on a server in Sweden operated by Tank Program. Like Lucifer, Tank Program is a fairly laid back person. Also like Lucifer, he doesn't necessarily have a lot of time to update the website. So please relax a bit if you ask for something and it isn't done right away. It's not malice or anything like that, Tank works pretty hard to make everyone happy and does a fine job of it.

* '''Tank Program''' ( please use the forums )

== Forums ==

The Armagetron Advanced Forums are our longest-standing web asset, and have been operated by Tank Program since the beginning of time. He will likely operate them until the end of time, and that's fine, right?

* '''Tank Program''' ( please use the forums )

== Resource Repository ==

The central resource repository is maintained by Luke-Jr and located at http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/
Note that this repository URI, while user browsable, is meant for access by the game only and is not supported for user browsing. There's a dedicated [http://beta.armagetronad.net/resource-browser/resource/ resource browser with previews for maps], though. For more information, see the [[Making Maps by Hand#Resource repository|page on the resource repository in the map making handbook]].

* '''Luke-Jr''' ( luke at dashjr.org )

== Beta Website ==

Random experimental stuff that will eventually become part of the official site is located at beta.armagetronad.net for testing. The site is hosted by Luke-Jr in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. There are currently seven people with access to change stuff on the site: Klax, Lucifer, Luke-Jr, Phillippeqc, Nemostultae, Tank Program, and z-man.

* '''Luke-Jr''' ( luke at dashjr.org )

Ladle/Challenge Board

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Light: /* Server List */

{{:Ladle/Blurb}}

==Signing Up==
Please post your team name and the players who will play for your team below. If you're confused on how to do so, look at the examples below. You may also create a wiki page for your team. Placement on the Bracket is done randomly the Thursday before the Ladle.

<nowiki>{{LadleTeam|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|Wiki Page Name}}</nowiki>
or
<nowiki>{{LadleTeamExternal|Your Team Name|Team Captain's Name|Team Captain's Global ID|Teammate 1, Teammate 2, ...|http://teamwebsite.com}}</nowiki>
For more information, see [[Template:LadleTeam]] or [[Template:LadleTeamExternal]]. Please avoid using non-alphanumeric characters when possible because they can break [[Ladle/Tools|our wonderful tools]]!

By signing up you agree to follow the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_players|Rules]]. Rule breakers may be subject to disciplinary action. Team Captains, please be up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well.

==Teams==

{{LadleTeamExternal|m&m|mr, appleseed|misterplayer@forums, Zenith@forums| koala, TBR, TEST |http://forums3.armagetronad.net}}

==Players Without a Team==

* karas (karas@forums)
* Peat (Peat@forums)
* Ritsuka@forums
* .Lightning@forums
* sinewav@forums
* Cronix@forums
* AI-team@forums
* Titanoboa@forums
* FoFo@forums
* Judders-@forums
* Lucifer@forums
* Gonzap@forums
* Legionnaire@forums
* 3B3B3B@forums
* Luiso@forums
* PlayerNub@forums
* delinquent@forums
* Hallucination@forums
* TheNate@forums
* Flex@forums
* Gazelle@forums
* Zenith@forums
* niin@forums
* Jess@forums
* Nagi@forums
* BsYui@forums
* Word@forums
* ppotter@forums
* Syre@forums
* Modis@forums
* Solutai@forums
* Okra@forums
* DrHouse@forums
* SolarCold@forums
* DaWG@forums
* Dreadlord@forums
* Soul@forums
* Wolf@forums
* CoCo@forums
* Hylix@forums
* Psy@forums
* Lowkey@forums
* assaindan@forums
* Johnny@forums
* naiss@forums
* Blondie@forums
* Olive@forums
* orion@forums
* chrisd@forums
* amico@forums
* voodoo@forums

==Invalid Teams==

==Challenge Board==

===Brackets===
*All games are best of 3 matches (the first team to win 2 matches advances to the next round).
* All finals are played in the server listed in '''bold'''. Teams may agree to move to the backup server if there is a regional preference or problem with the primary server.



To change brackets, edit [[Template:Ladle109Bracket]]

{{Ladle109Bracket}}

===Result===

===Times===





{{Time Table | {{Ladle Meta|date}}
| 13:45 | label1=First Round
| 14:30 | label2=Semi Finals
| 15:15 | label3=Finals
| timezone=America/New_York
}}


* [http://lightron.org/Ladle Ladle countdown]

==Servers==
Admins, by offering your server you agree to abide by the [[Ladle/Operations#Rules_for_server_owners_.26_operators|Rules for server owners and operators]]. It is also advisable that you are up to date on [[Ladle/Operations#How_the_Ladle_Works|how the Ladle works]] as well. Thank you.

===Server Configuration===
RINCLUDE ladle/ladle104.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/compguygene/ladle/ladle104.cfg)
RINCLUDE compguygene/ladle/LadleAuthorityV1.cfg(http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/compguygene/ladle/LadleAuthorityV1_1.cfg)
SERVER_NAME 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)
ROUND_CONSOLE_MESSAGE 0x7fff7fLadle {{Ladle Meta|number}} 0xff7f7f(0x7f7fffPlayer 1's Server0xff7f7f)\n0x999999Please remember to leave server feedback.

*Changes can be reviewed on the [[Ladle/Guidelines/Voting|Voting page]].

===Server List===
<nowiki>{{LadleServer|Your server name|ip|port|Location|[http://serverwebsite.com http://serverwebsite.com]}}</nowiki>

'''Europe'''

{{LadleServer|Z-Man's GER|vps-zman.armagetronad.org|4534|Frankfurt|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}
{{LadleServer|Z-Man's Fankenstein|78.46.138.239|4534|Somewhere in Germany|[[User:Z-Man|Z-Man]]}}



'''US & Others'''

{{LadleServer|Formerly aP Hosting, USA|armagetron.kevinh.us|4555|Illinois, US - formerly aP Hosting|}}

{{LadleServer|Crazy Tronner's USA|107.161.23.76|4535|Atlanta, Georgia (US) - Says Ladle 104 on it right now - it's been a while. :-)|[http://crazy-tronners.com/servertech CT Server Tech]}}

{{LadleServer|compguygene's USA|theserverpharm.epicgamer.org|4534|New York, New York (US) - TheServerPharm is Back! :-)|[http://forums3.armagetronad.net Just PM me on the main forums -compguygene]}}



===Subculture===

* [http://browser.hashpickup.net/#filter_empty%3Dtrue%3Bfilter_re_name%3DLadle%20%5C%5Cd%2B epsy's Online Server Browser]


==Global Moderators==
Server owner/players who are available to assist teams in case of a server issue. Do you own a server being used in Ladle? Consider signing up.
* compguygene@forumus (compguygene)
* Kira@lt (Light)
* kyle@ct/jedi (kyle, ct)
* Z-Man@forums (Z-man)
* delinquent@forums (delinquent)



==Team Leaders==
Former/current team leaders that are available to manage Ladle and setup matches in Ladle servers easily at any time.

* Plee@forums
* pike@ct/senior
* Pre@forums
* algae@forums
* DaWg@forums
* Syre@x
* okra@forums
* TheNate@forums
* abcd@forums
* Overrated@forums
* vov@forums
* nara@forums
* johnny.nbk.@forums
* Syre@x
* Agility@forums
* ZiNgEr@forums
* Magi@forums
* Monkey@forums
* sinewav@forums

==Ban List==
The section below gets added to authentication files. Banned players get their GID's shunned and any associated IP's placed on the list. See the [[Ladle/Penalty_Box|Penalty Box]] for current bans.
<pre>USER_LEVEL <username>@forums 16
BAN_IP 0.0.0.0 10000 Ladle Infraction
</pre>

==Recordings/Screenshots==
[http://armagetron.kicks-ass.net/~manuel/armarecordings/armarecordings/ Z-man's recordings]