MyWormNET

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Personal WormNET server software

Made by CyberShadow: https://github.com/CyberShadow/MyWormNET/

StepS' modification currently includes the following:

• Hiding IP addresses for everyone except self, mask configurable with the ini file
• Default is "no.address.for.you"
• WormNET news can now be set using the news.txt file and will be automatically adjusted by <MOTD> tags
• A sample news.txt file is provided
• New multi-channel support with channel schemes and topics: can be set with the Channels.ini file, section names must be numbered
• Section names go as follows: [1], [2], [3], ...
• If missing Channels.ini file or its contents, a default #AnythingGoes channel will be created.
• Banlists for IPs and nicks: to ban and unban nick or ip when the server is active, use the PERMABAN and REMOVEBAN commands on a target with an optional reason (available for ops and above)
• Connections from banned IPs to any of the server ports will be rejected.
• Banned nicks are not case-sensitive.
• Banned nicks will be killed with a notification when trying to log in.
• Localization support: translate MyWormNET into any language thanks to the dedicated resource strings.
• Russian localization by StepS
• Polish localization by PeCeT_full
• German (Austria) localization by Gabberarmy
• Support for x64 and various different Delphi compilers (from Delphi 7 to XE5 at least)
• Support for Unicode compiler
• Users' IP addresses are no longer forced when hosting
• The hosting address will no longer be overridden by the socket's address, allowing for WormNAT2 and custom address hosting.
• Changed the Game.asp content to allow The Wheat Snooper host games
• Wheat Snooper looks for the "Object moved" substring and then for some stupid reason fetches the GameList URL from there. Without it, it refuses to host.
• Now the verbose console logging is off by default
• You may enable it again by setting it to 1 in the ini file
• Disk logging to WNServer.log will still stay verbose unless that file is deleted
• Fixed the passworded games' padlock icons and locale typecodes
• Properly show if the game is open or not, as well as the country locale code if the flag is not in 0-48 range
• Game list can no longer be flooded with the hosts from the same IP
• If a game was already in the list from the request IP, it will be overridden by the new one instead of stacking.
• Now the hosts can only be closed either from the same IP or from 127.0.0.1
• Prevent outsiders from closing other people's hosts
• Put IRC commands into TUser procedures, as well as a bunch of other routine things
• For interoperability and proper organization
• Removed the annoying hosted/closed game notices
• No more channel notices when a game is hosted or closed
• LogToOper is now disabled by default
• Set yourself to mode +L to enable logging (available for ops and above)
• Support for the ISON command
• Finalized the WHO command
• Now properly gets an one-user or one-channel list, as well as 'o' list
• Support for the WHOIS command
• Reveals IP of a WHOIS'd user to operators and above, making the IPLOOKUP command obsolete (it's still left as an alias, though).
• When WHOIS'ing themselves, users can also see their own IP.
• Support for the MOTD command which can now be called anytime
• Ability to kill users from the server by using the KICK or KILL command with an optional reason (available for ops and above)
• Ability to kill every non-owner from the server by using the KICKALL command (available for owners)
• Ability to prank users by using the PRANK command (available for ops and above)
• Will send IRC ERROR with a given text to an user, forcing him to quit if the client is W:A.
• Ability to mute or unmute users by using the MUTE or UNMUTE commands (available for halfops and above)
• Will set the +b mode and add the user to channel banlist (but won't prevent him from joining the channels).
• Muted users can't perform public and private messaging.
• Ability to make an announcement by using the ANNOUNCE command (available for halfops and above)
• Server will spread a NOTICE with its nickname to users on channels that contains user-defined announcement.
• Ability to sendraw an entire message by using the SENDRAW command (available for owners)
• Will spread an entirely raw IRC message with any content to everyone on the server.
• Ability to change other users' modes when halfopped at least
• Halfops can only change modes b and v.
• Modes only apply to users, but as usual, the MODE command has to contain a target channel.
• Ability to make users invisible with the +i mode (available for ops and above)
• Support for the channel banlist
• Mode +b <channel> will show who is currently muted.
• Support for the TIME command
• Will show the server's local time in response (and provide UTC offset on Windows).
• Support for qaohv user modes
• Owner (superadmin) is mode +q, Admin is mode +a, etc.
• All commands except sendraw are available to normal ops, so most users will find this useless unless they want more defined privileges (as in, ops can act upon ops, unlike admins)
• Use TAKEOWN with the same operator password to make yourself a server owner.
• Empty Username will now be adjusted
• Missing sharps in IRC channel names will now be adjusted
• Empty nicknames can no longer initiate the login procedure
• Minor improvements and fixes

• Multi-Monitor support: enable W:A to display the game spanned across several monitors, placed either vertically or horizontally, in either frontend and/or in-game. With AutoSetResolution enabled, the resulting in-game resolution will automatically be set in WA settings on every launch. When using stretched or fullscreen frontend mode, enabling Multi-Mon in-game will not clip your cursor in the frontend area. NOTE: performance has to be considered when enabling this option. Your hardware, mainly CPU and GPU, should be supporting it well to prevent any lags during the gameplay. Limitations: the display mode has to be "Extend" instead of "Duplicate". Maximum texture size supported by your GPU is the limit for the total resolution of the virtual multi-monitor desktop (if you exceed the limit, WA will tell you and perform a workaround). Differently-sized monitors are supported but not recommended: it's up to you to decide whether to leave empty space by making the smaller monitor primary or, otherwise, cut a few lines by using the bigger one as primary. You should also make monitors as adjacent to each other as possible on the Windows Monitor Mapping screen. Monitors that do not perfectly coincide with each other will cause ruptures in the image and produce incorrect results. Example: two monitors where the top-left corner of the right monitor touches the bottom-right corner of the left monitor.
  
• Unpin and pin the mouse: a feature requested by someone to be able to unpin the mouse in-game and move it over WA's window. This can be useful with Border (see below).
  Ctrl+G to unpin or pin the mouse.
  
• Active Background: available in both Windowed and Stretched modes. Allows to view the gameplay even when the window is not in focus. This is permanently enabled since 0.6.6.6.
  
• Run frontend in background: a feature to prevent the frontend menus from self-minimizing when switching to another window. When it is enabled, the frontend will keep running in background. Can be switched using the "RunInBackground" setting under [FrontendSettings].
  
• Frontend Centering (deprecated): an option to center the frontend window, but your mouse will be clipped to the window, and Hardware Cursors will be disabled. Not recommended for use. You should use SuperFrontendHD instead.
  
• Window border in-game and quick info: allows to have a window border around the window. Using the previously mentioned unpinning feature you are able to move the in-game window.
  Use WindowBorder=1 in the InGame section to enable this. Use Ctrl+D to quickly enable/disable this during gameplay.
  There's also a possibility to show quick information by enabling QuickInfo=1 in the [InGame] section. Some quick information like the in-game resolution, mouse pinned state, topmost state and other things can be shown there in real-time.
  
• Stretched mode (deprecated in Frontend): enable "Stretch" in the ini file for either frontend or in-game. It is still windowed mode, but here it is enlarged to fully fill your screen, and looks just the same as if you were in fullscreen. This is especially useful if your monitor doesn't support 640×480 (and you want fullscreen) or if you plan on speeding up your game (by not having to wait until your monitor switches the resolution): instant return to frontend after the game has ended, instant minimization, ability to set the resolution higher than your own, etc. NOTE: some drivers use nearest-neighbor scaling instead of antialiased by default, so you might need to change that in driver settings.
  NOTE: the Stretch option in the Frontend is now obsoleted by SuperFrontendHD. It is NOT recommended to use the Stretch option in the frontend any longer.
  
• If Direct3D 9 is not enabled, you will be notified. The module will assist with certain issues, should they occur.

• To fully disable the module without deleting it, use "EnableModule=0" in the ini file. To disable it for one session only, run WA with a command-line parameter: /wkargs -nowindow
  
• This fixes the Windows 7 multiple monitors issue! (thanks to Obn3g0n/JoE for confirming)
  
• UAC admin mode issue does not occur when maximizing from the taskbar in windowed mode.
• With help of wkLobbyCmd you can switch resolutions on the fly and specify a resolution which is even higher than your own (in this case it'll be stretched to fit the screen). This allows everyone to produce full-HD (and even 4K, etc.) screenshots and videos regardless of their monitor. Aspect ratio does not matter.
  The maximum possible resolution is your GPU's max texture size (4096×4096, 8192×8192 or 16384×16384) and the minimum is 143×1. The module does not adjust to your aspect ratio, by the way. If you want to use a super-resolution that respects your respect ratio, you have to calculate the target resolution yourself (example: 16/9 1280x720 => 16/9 1920x1080).
  
• The frontend is still in the top left corner. I can't tell more on why this happens right now, but it's due to hardly repairable bugs in the game. This will not be fixed in D3D9Wnd. A new, far better solution is on the horizon.

• Kawoosh - version 0.0.1 of the module.
• StepS - all the updates that followed.
• MinHook - the hooking library which saved the module from the madCHook disaster.
• Deadcode - for helping resolve some bugs early on. Locking Windows or disconnecting the monitor no longer crashes the game.