This is particularly important for channels with restrictions on users who may join. This may be necessary to add because otherwise it may try to join channels before you have successfully logged in. Here is an example of what this may look like in the autorun file:Īdding a TIMEOUT command is to tell the command to wait for a number of seconds. You can set up your autorun file to open IRC, log in with your username and password, and connect to a number of channels. You can modify this file to do different things (by default, it is set to say /time, which tells the date, time, and server info) - anything in the autorun file is executed through the Console.īy default, you can find your autorun.txt file under C:/Users//wurm/configs//autorun.txt The Wurm Online client runs an autorun file upon logging into the game. Once you register your username, you can log in with /msg NickServ IDENTIFY Automatic login through Wurm Online Identify (log in) using your new password with /msg NickServ IDENTIFY.Complete registration through your email.Do the same for ‘Certificate Chain File’. If not, change it to what you want it to be. Click on the empty box below ‘Private Key File’, navigate to where you placed your nick.pem file and select it. Make sure your username is what you want to register.Registering in IRC allows you to keep your username and prevents others from logging in under your name. You can also do any commands in IRC through the Console by first using ircsay Registering in IRC To change your username, use /nick from the Server tab or from an IRC channel tab. Your username in IRC will be your Wurm character's name, unless someone is logged in with the same name - in this case, IRC will add a few numbers to the end of your name.
Message that appears after using the "/nick" command to change your username Username
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