Wurm Online

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### Accessing Tutorial Information

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/92457

Describes how to find and review the in-game tutorial to learn basic controls and actions. It guides users to the 'Book of Wisdom' icon and the Tutorial section within the game's interface.

```plaintext
If you need to review the tutorial again, you can find it in the [[Book of Wisdom]] by clicking on the book icon in the lower right of the [[notification]]s window. Click on the Tutorial section to expand and then click on each item to see the information available.
```

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### Starter Items in Wurm

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/92495

Lists and describes the basic tools and equipment provided to new players at the start of their Wurm Online experience.

```Text
~~===Taking Inventory===~~ For your first 24 hours of play time in Wurm you will receive the benefits of food from the bartender and a divine light source. You also receive other benefits that you can see by hovering over their icons in the top right of your ~~[[inventory]] by pressing {{key|I}}~~ game window. ~~When~~ This is to let you ~~enter Wurm,~~ learn the game and give you ~~start with the following basic [[tools]]~~ time to become self-sufficient by finding food and water and ~~items:~~ ~~*'''Tools'''~~~~*;[[carving knife]]:Makes some wooden items~~~~*;[[hatchet]]:Cutting down [[trees]]~~~~*;[[shovel]]:Gathering [[clay]], [[dig]]ging~~ creating your own light source. You are also given a tent that can be dropped on the ~~[[Dirt|~~ ground~~]]~~~~*;[[saw]]:Makes some wooden~~ and used to securely store items~~*;[[pickaxe]]:Harvesting [[rock]]~~ and as a [[~~metal]]~~~~*;[[rake]]:Tending [[crops]]~~~~*;[[steel and flint]]:Lighting fires and [[furnaces]]~~~~*;[[pottery bowl]]:Used in [[cooking]]~~ ~~*'''Equipment'''~~~~*;[[shield]]:Basic protection~~~~*;[[short sword]]:Basic weapon~~~~*;[[backpack]]:Stores some items~~~~*;[[toolbelt]]:Quick access to tools~~ ~~*'''Other Items'''~~~~*;[[Item:Hand mirror|hand mirror]]:Customize character~~~~*;[[tent]]:[[Respawn~~ respawn]] point~~, temporary safe storage~~~~*;[[deed stake]]:Plans a settlement~~ ~~All starting items except the backpack and pottery bowl will respawn with you~~ if you die. ~~Any other item~~ This can be used temporarily until you ~~collect or create in~~ build your ~~adventures may not follow you on death, depending~~ first house as the tent will decay if left on the ~~item~~ ground. You ~~will have to go~~ can empty the tent and pick it back up again if you wish to ~~where you died and retrieve them from your body~~ move. You ~~can also '''/release corpse''' to allow another player to take your corpse~~ need a 2 x 2 tile space that is not on a deed or within the [[perimeter]] of a deed, ~~but this should be used with caution as anyone can access the contents~~ that is clear of obstructions and other structures, and that is not at or below water level in order to drop your ~~corpse once released~~ tent.
```

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### Macintosh Working Setups

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Guides%3AGraphic_Cards

Details on successful WurmClient setups on Macintosh systems. It notes the operating system version, graphics hardware, and any specific requirements or recommendations, such as using Bootcamp for Intel-based Macs.

```text
Mac Mini (Intel) Mac OS X 10.4.8 | Intel Graphics | OK
(Needs MacOSX v10.4.2 or newer?)

Intel/Nvidia based Macs should be okay by using Bootcamp [http://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcamp/] 
to run Linux or Windows XP.

```

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### Start linking an account with Example provider

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/linkaccount

This example demonstrates the initial step to link an account using the `linkaccount` module. It specifies the provider, a return URL, and a CSRF token. This is typically the first request in a multi-step authentication process.

```bash
api.php?action=linkaccount&provider=Example&linkreturnurl=http://example.org/&linktoken=123ABC
```

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### Equipping Items in Wurm

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/92495

Explains the process of equipping items to gain their benefits, including using the character window or the item's context menu.

```Text
;Equip: Equipment must be equipped in order to receive any benefits from it. Press {{key|C}} to open your character window and drag an item onto your character, or '''right-click''' an item and select '''equip'''. Try this with your shield, sword, and toolbelt.
```

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### Key Binding for Toolbelt Slots

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/92151

This example shows how to bind numerical keys to activate specific toolbelt slots, allowing for quick access to tools. It assumes the toolbelt is equipped and items are placed in its slots.

```plaintext
bind 1 ACTIVATE_TOOL1
bind 2 ACTIVATE_TOOL2
...
bind 10 ACTIVATE_TOOL10
```

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### Windows Working Setups

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Guides%3AGraphic_Cards

A list of successful configurations for running the WurmClient on Windows. It includes the Windows version, graphics card, driver version, and status ('OK' or specific driver notes).

```text
Windows Vista Ultimate (build 6000) x86 | NVidia GeForce 6100 256MB | Forceware 96.85 drivers | OK
Windows XP Pro SP2 | NVidia GeForce 4 MX 4000 64MB | Forceware 93.71 drivers | OK
Windows XP Pro SP2 | NVidia Geforce 6600 256MB | Forceware 77.72 drivers | OK
Windows XP Pro SP2 | ATI Mobility x300 | Fujitsu Lifebook N3520 | default drivers | OK
Windows | ATI Radeon 9700 | DELL inspiron 9100 | default drivers | OK
Windows | ATI Radeon 9000 | DELL inspiron 8200 | latest Dell drivers | OK
Windows | ATI Radeon Mobility 9700 on Intel motherboard | Omega Drivers only
Windows | ATI Radeon Mobility 9200 | Catalyst 5.6 Drivers only (All drivers beyond this will not work)
Windows | Intel(R) 82852/82855 gm/gme | latest drivers (OpenGL 1.3) | OK

```

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### House Plan Examples (Text-based)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/House_%28general%29

These are text-based representations of house layouts, showing different sizes and configurations. They are useful for visualizing potential builds and understanding the tile count for skill calculation.

```text
0    3     6          7      9       
X    XX    XX  XXX    XX    XXXX  XXX  XXX
           X          XX          X     X 

```

```text
10     12
XXX    XXXXX  XXXX  XXXX  XXX  XXX  X      X   X   X
XX            X      X    X X  X    XXX  XXX  XXX  XX
                               X    X    X     X    XX

```

```text
11     13
XXX    XXXX  XXXX  XXX   XXX  XXX
XXX    XX     XX    XXX   XX   XX
                           X   X
15                                                     
XXXXXX  XXXXX  XXXXX  XXXXX  XXXX  XXXX   XXXX   XXX
        X       X       X    X  X  X X   XX     XX X

 XXXX  XXXX  X      X      X      X  XXX
 X      X    XXXX  XXXX  XXXX  XXXX  XXX 
 X      X    X     X     X     X      XX

```

```text
16   27    40     55      72       91
XXX  XXXX  XXXXX  XXXXXX  XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
XXX  XXXX  XXXXX  XXXXXX  XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
XXX  XXXX  XXXXX  XXXXXX  XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
     XXXX  XXXXX  XXXXXX  XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
           XXXXX  XXXXXX  XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
                  XXXXXX  XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
                          XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX

```

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### Linux Working Setups

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Guides%3AGraphic_Cards

A compilation of successful configurations for running the WurmClient on various Linux distributions. It lists the distribution, kernel version (if applicable), graphics card, and NVIDIA driver version, along with the status ('OK').

```text
Linux | Kubuntu Edgy Eft x86_64 | NVidia GeForce 6600gt 128 mb | nvidia drivers 97xx | OK
Linux | Debian-Sarge | NVidia GeForce 4 Go 440 | OK
Linux | Debian Etch | NVidia GeForce 7300GT 256MB | OK
Linux | Gentoo 2.6.7-r14 | NVidia GeForce 4 Ti 4600 | OK
Linux | Ubuntu Dapper Drake | NVidia GeForce 6600 256MB | 877x drivers | OK
Linux | Gentoo 2.6.18 | GeForce4 Ti 4200 128MB | 877x drivers NOT 9629 | OK
Linux | Fedora Core 5 | GeForce FX5200 128MB | 9631 drivers | OK
Linux | #! Crunchbang Linux 8.10.02 | Intel 945GSE | OK

```

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### MediaWiki API Rollback Example (GET)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/rollback

Example of using the MediaWiki API's rollback action via a GET request. This demonstrates rolling back edits for a specific page and user.

```http
api.php?action=rollback&title=Main%20Page&user=Example&token=123ABC
```

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### Example API Call to get siteinfo in JSON

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiSandbox

An example of an API call that retrieves site information and formats the output as JSON.

```url
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/API:Data_formats
```

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### Get mobile view for sections from a starting point and references

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/mobileview

This example demonstrates fetching mobile view data for sections starting from a specified section number ('1-') and including all sections with references on a wiki page ('Candlemass'). It uses the `action=mobileview` API with the `page` and `sections` parameters, utilizing range notation for sections.

```api
api.php?action=mobileview&page=Candlemass&sections=1-|references
```

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### Install GTK+ and Xvfb for Linux Headless Server

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Server_administration_%28Wurm_Unlimited%29

Installs necessary Java libraries (libswt-gtk-3-java) and a virtual framebuffer (Xvfb) required for running the Wurm Unlimited server in a headless Linux environment. It also starts Xvfb and sets the DISPLAY environment variable.

```bash
sudo apt-get install libswt-gtk-3-java xvfb
Xvfb :99 &
export DISPLAY=:99
```

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### MediaWiki API Rollback Example with Summary and Bot Flag (GET)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/rollback

Example of using the MediaWiki API's rollback action with additional parameters for a custom summary and marking edits as bot actions via a GET request.

```http
api.php?action=rollback&title=Main%20Page&user=192.0.2.5&token=123ABC&summary=Reverting%20vandalism&markbot=1
```

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### Server Template Usage Example

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Template%3AServer

Demonstrates how to use the Server template to display detailed information about a game server. It includes parameters for image, cluster, date, size, social media handles, forum links, starting towns, faiths, and kingdoms.

```wikitext
{{server
|image=Exodus_250.jpg
|cluster=freedom
|date=September 15th, 2011
|size=2048x2048
|twitter=freedom003
|mrtg-name=Freedom003
|forum-url=http://forum.wurmonline.com/index.php?/forum/72-exodus/
|start-towns=[[Settlement:Esert|Esert]]
|faiths=Vynora, Fo, Magranon, Tosiek, Nahjo, Nathan
|kingdoms=[[Freedom]]
}}
```

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### User Afira's Page Creation Example

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AContributions/Afira

Shows an example of a user creating a page with specific styling and content related to a 'Helpful player' on a 'freedom server'. This snippet demonstrates wiki markup for content formatting.

```WikiText
Created page with '&lt;div {{boxstyle|width=600px|bgcolor=#FFFACD|bordercolor=#88A|align=center}} &gt; '''Helpful player''' This is a helpful player on the [[freedom server…'
23:58
```

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### Account Management Examples

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Chat_command

Examples demonstrating how to use account management commands like changing email and password. These examples highlight the required inputs and potential scenarios, such as password confirmation and handling of existing email registrations.

```text
Change email: 
  * Account ADAM wants to change their e-mail to eve@eden.com, and that e-mail is already registered to account EVE and LILITH. When ADAM issues the /changeemail command, they need to use EVE's or LILITH's logon password.
  * Account CAIN wants to change their e-mail to able@eden.com, but that e-mail is not already registered to a Wurm account. CAIN needs to register a new account ABLE using able@eden.com first to set up the e-mail in the database, and then use ABLE's password for the /changeemail command. They do not need to ever log on to ABLE though, and it will be deleted in a few months.

Change password: 
  * Account GOD accidentally told somebody their password. To make sure their account is secure, they change their password by using the command "/password password1 password2". Sadly, Satan could guess the new password pretty easily once he'd seen the old one! Pick your passwords carefully!
```

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### Opening Inventory Window (F3)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Tutorial2

Brings up the inventory window, which shows all gathered items and equipped gear. Players start with basic low-quality items.

```text
F3
```

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### Firefox Wiki Extension Installation (XPI)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/73140

Provides step-by-step instructions for manually installing a wiki extension for Mozilla Firefox. This involves downloading an .xpi file, extracting its contents, and modifying configuration files.

```bash
Close Firefox.
First download this file into some folder on your computer: http://downloads.mozdev.org/wikipedia/wikipedia_0.8.0.2.xpi.
Next extract the wikipedia_0.8.0.2.xpi file into C:\\Documents and Settings\\\\[USER]\\Application Data\\Mozilla\\Firefox\\Profiles\\\\[PROFILE THINGY]\\extensions\\wikitoolbar.
Now go back to the profile directory and edit the file in there called extensions.ini by adding an extra extension variable in continuity with the value of the wikitoolbar folder.
Restart Firefox, now it won't be on the add-ons list but it will appear.
```

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### Add commands to start and skip new tutorial

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AHistory/Chat_commands

This entry details the addition of commands to start and skip the new tutorial within the 'Actions' section. It specifies the user and date.

```text
Added the commands to start and skip the new tutorial
```

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### Graphics Hint Setup - Wurm Client

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Client_log_messages

Logs the setup of graphics-related features such as anti-aliasing, general graphic hints, and anisotropic texture filtering, which affect visual quality.

```text
Setting up Anti-Aliasing
Setting up graphic hints
Setting up Anisotropic Texture Filtering
```

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### Search Wiki with Opensearch API

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/opensearch

This example demonstrates how to search the wiki for pages starting with 'Te' using the MediaWiki API's opensearch module. It requires the 'action=opensearch' parameter and the 'search' parameter specifying the query.

```api
api.php?action=opensearch&search=Te
```

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### MediaWiki Table Construction Markup

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/116652

This snippet demonstrates the basic markup for creating a table in MediaWiki. It shows the starting syntax for a table and is a fundamental example for wiki content creation.

```MediaWiki
{|
NeeNee
editor
7,290
edits
```

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### Linux OpenGL Information (glxinfo)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Guides%3AGraphic_Cards

This snippet shows example output from the 'glxinfo' command on Linux, detailing the display, rendering capabilities, GLX vendor and version strings, and OpenGL vendor, renderer, version, and extensions. This information is used to verify OpenGL support.

```text
name of display: :0.0
display: :0  screen: 0
direct rendering: Yes
server glx vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
server glx version string: 1.3
server glx extensions:
  GLX_EXT_visual_info, GLX_EXT_visual_rating, GLX_SGIX_fbconfig,
client glx vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
client glx version string: 1.3
client glx extensions: 
OpenGL vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
OpenGL renderer string: GeForce2 GTS/AGP/3DNOW!
OpenGL version string: 1.5.3 NVIDIA 71.74
OpenGL extensions:


```

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### Get API Module Information (All Query Submodules)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/paraminfo

This example shows how to fetch parameter information for all direct submodules of the MediaWiki API's 'query' module. It uses the 'modules' parameter with 'query+*' to achieve this.

```bash
api.php?action=paraminfo&modules=query%2B*
```

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### Install Wurm Unlimited Server using SteamCMD

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Server_administration_%28Wurm_Unlimited%29

Installs the Wurm Unlimited dedicated server using SteamCMD. It involves logging in, forcing an installation directory, and updating the application. This process is essential for setting up the server files on a machine.

```bash
login <account> <password>
force_install_dir <folder name>
app_update 402370
```

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### Wurmpedia Header Example

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Sitesupport-url

This example demonstrates how to create a header with links to relevant categories and the current page's name. It helps readers discover related content and understand the item's context.

```wiki
[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Bestiary|Bestiary]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
```

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### Get API Module Information (Multiple Modules)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/paraminfo

This example demonstrates how to retrieve parameter information for multiple MediaWiki API modules, including specific submodules. It utilizes the 'modules' parameter to specify 'parse', 'phpfm', 'query+allpages', and 'query+siteinfo'.

```bash
api.php?action=paraminfo&modules=parse|phpfm|query%2Ballpages|query%2Bsiteinfo
```

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### Install Omega Drivers (Unofficial)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Guides%3AGraphic_Cards

This section provides a note about using unofficial, third-party Omega Drivers for ATI and NVidia graphics cards, particularly for onboard and laptop models that may not be supported by standard drivers. It emphasizes that these drivers are provided as-is and are not guaranteed.

```text
Omega Drivers
```

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### Account Management Examples

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/index_printable=yes&title=Chat_commands

Examples demonstrating how to use chat commands for account-related actions such as changing email addresses and passwords. These illustrate the necessity of correct passwords and account registration for email changes.

```game commands
_Change email_
  * Account ADAM wants to change their e-mail to eve@eden.com, and that e-mail is already registered to account EVE and LILITH. When ADAM issues the /changeemail command, they need to use EVE's or LILITH's logon password.
  * Account CAIN wants to change their e-mail to able@eden.com, but that e-mail is not already registered to a Wurm account. CAIN needs to register a new account ABLE using able@eden.com first to set up the e-mail in the database, and then use ABLE's password for the /changeemail command. They do not need to ever log on to ABLE though, and it will be deleted in a few months.

    _Change password_
  * Account GOD accidentally told somebody their password. To make sure their account is secure, they change their password by using the command "/password password1 password2". Sadly, Satan could guess the new password pretty easily once he'd seen the old one! Pick your passwords carefully!
```

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### Conditional Logic Example

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Sitesupport-url

Provides a basic pseudocode example of an 'if' statement, demonstrating how conditional logic works.

```pseudocode
If 1+1=2: Say yes
If 1+1=3: Say no
```

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### General Startup and Texture Loading - Wurm Client

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Client_log_messages

Contains various setup messages, including timer usage, splash screen display, texture settings (mipmaps, compression), and initial startup phases like setting up and connecting.

```text
Using LWJGL timer.
Showing Mojang Splash Screen
use auto mipmap generation true
use compressed textures false
use S3TC compression: false
use non power of two textures: true
Startup Phase - Setting up..
```

```text
Loading window positions from C:\my\bin\Wurm\players\Dashiva\windows_1592x866.txt
Loading props file C:\my\bin\Wurm\players\Dashiva\windows_1592x866.txt
Word filter loaded: 26
Gui initialized
```

```text
Loaded tree texture id as 4
Startup Phase - Preparing terrain
Startup Phase - Connecting ..
Disabling Nagles
```

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### MediaWiki API Query Example (JSONFM)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/jsonfm

Example API call to retrieve site information (namespaces) in JSONFM format. This format requires read rights and specifies how non-ASCII characters and output structure are handled.

```api
api.php?action=query&meta=siteinfo&siprop=namespaces&format=jsonfm
```

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### API Comparison Example

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/compare

This example demonstrates how to create a diff between two revisions using the Wurmpedia API. It specifies the action as 'compare' and provides the 'fromrev' and 'torev' parameters.

```URL
api.php?action=compare&fromrev=1&torev=2
```

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### Wurm Graphics Settings Setup

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Client_Log_Messages

Indicates the setup of advanced graphics features like Anti-Aliasing and Anisotropic Texture Filtering, which enhance visual quality.

```plaintext
Setting up Anti-Aliasing
Setting up graphic hints
Setting up Anisotropic Texture Filtering

```

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### Account Management Examples (Change Email/Password)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/index_action=edit&mobileaction=toggle_view_desktop&title=Chat_commands

Illustrates the usage of account management commands like changing email and password, including scenarios with existing accounts and password security advice. These examples demonstrate command syntax and preconditions.

```game commands
''Change email'' ::* Account ADAM wants to change their e-mail to eve@eden.com, and that e-mail is already registered to account EVE and LILITH. When ADAM issues the /changeemail command, they need to use EVE's or LILITH's logon password. ::* Account CAIN wants to change their e-mail to able@eden.com, but that e-mail is not already registered to a Wurm account. CAIN needs to register a new account ABLE using able@eden.com first to set up the e-mail in the database, and then use ABLE's password for the /changeemail command. They do not need to ever log on to ABLE though, and it will be deleted in a few months.

```

```game commands
''Change password'' ::* Account GOD accidentally told somebody their password. To make sure their account is secure, they change their password by using the command "/password password1 password2". Sadly, Satan could guess the new password pretty easily once he'd seen the old one! Pick your passwords carefully!

```

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### Chat Commands

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/92457

Details various chat commands available in Wurm Online for communication. Includes toggling Community Assistant chat, Freedom chat, Global Freedom chat, and sending private messages.

```plaintext
To toggle this tab, type '''/ca'''.
You can toggle Freedom chat by typing '''/kchat''' and GL- Freedom by typing '''/gchat'''.
If the tabs are not open already, you can send a message to Freedom by using '''/shout <message>''' and GL-Freedom by using '''/gshout <message>'''.
Private messages may be sent between players on any server by typing '''/tell <player> <message>'''. 
```

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### Template with Usage Example in Noinclude

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Wurmpedia%3AStyle

Illustrates how to provide usage instructions and code examples within `<noinclude>` tags using `<pre>` tags for formatting, making it easy for users to understand and copy template usage.

```wikitext
<includeonly>
This is a {{{color}}} unicorn.
</includeonly>

<noinclude>
This template is used on Unicorn pages and displays important text that will show you what colour the unicorn is.
<pre>
{{Unicorn |color=purple}}
</pre>
</noinclude>
```

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### Remove Authentication Data Example (GET)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/removeauthenticationdata

An example of how to call the MediaWiki API's 'removeauthenticationdata' action using a GET request. This demonstrates the required parameters: 'action', 'request', and 'token'.

```api
api.php?action=removeauthenticationdata&request=FooAuthenticationRequest&token=123ABC
```

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### MediaWiki API Logout Request (GET Example)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/logout

This example demonstrates how to log out from the MediaWiki API using a GET request. It requires a valid CSRF token obtained from the tokens meta-query.

```api
api.php?action=logout&token=123ABC
```

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### Wurm Installation Details

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Client_Windows_Registry

These entries indicate the installation directory and status of the Wurm client on a Windows system.

```plaintext
Wurm_dir="C:\\Wurmonline"
Wurm_installed="true"
; "wurm_dir"="/C://Directory///Wurm"
; "wurm_installed"="true"
```

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### Import Wiki Page via API (Example)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/import

This example demonstrates how to import a wiki page, including its full history, into a specific namespace using the MediaWiki API. It requires specifying the source wiki, the page to import, the target namespace, and a CSRF token.

```api
api.php?action=import&interwikisource=meta&interwikipage=Help:ParserFunctions&namespace=100&fullhistory=&token=123ABC
```

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### Wurmpedia Wiki Markup Examples (Links, Redirects, Lists)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/123397

Demonstrates how to use basic wiki markup for creating hyperlinks to external websites, setting up redirects to other pages, and formatting bulleted lists with subtopics. These examples are essential for content creation and organization on Wurmpedia.

```WikiMarkup
Link to the [https://forum.wurmonline.com forums]
#redirect [[Target page]]
*one 
*two 
**subtopic to two
```

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### Movement Controls

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/92457

Explains the primary keys and mouse actions used for character movement and camera control within the Wurm Online game client. It details WASD keys for directional movement and left-click mouse for looking around.

```plaintext
To move through Wurm, use the {{key|W}}, {{key|A}}, {{key|S}}, and {{key|D}} keys as well as holding '''left-click''' on your mouse and moving it around.
This allows you to move in any direction and look in any direction as you move.
You will always look through the eyes of your character in Wurm, so it is important to survey your surroundings often by using the mouse look feature.
```

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### Accessing the Wiki In-Game

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/User%3AEphemeral/Quickstart

This command enables players to search the in-game wiki for information directly from the game console. It requires specifying the topic of interest after the 'wiki' command.

```game commands
wiki <thing>
```

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### Firefox Search Plugin Installation

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/58498

This snippet describes how to install a Firefox/Mozilla search plugin for WurmPedia. It provides a link to the plugin download page and explains the installation process within the browser.

```html
There is a [http://mycroft.mozdev.org/download.html?name=wurm&sherlock=yes&opensearch=&submitform=Search FireFox/Mozilla search plugin] available for those who feel the need. They make it easier to search since you can have a lot of them accessible very quickly. To install WurmPedia search plugin simply click the "Wurm Online Wiki" link. The browser should ask you if you want to install the search plugin; click agree and the plugin is installed.
```

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### Start Login Process (API)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/clientlogin

Initiates the login process for a user on a MediaWiki instance. Requires username, password, a return URL for third-party authentication, and a login token.

```api
api.php?action=clientlogin&username=Example&password=ExamplePassword&loginreturnurl=http://example.org/&logintoken=123ABC
```

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### Wikitext for Template Usage

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/116613

Shows how to incorporate a template tag into a wiki page. This specific example uses the `{{guide}}` template, which adds a disclaimer to player-authored guides.

```wikitext
{{guide}}
```

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### GPL Interactive Program Startup Notice

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AVersion/License/TemplateStyles

This snippet shows the recommended notice for a program that starts in interactive mode, informing users about its version, copyright, warranty status, and terms of redistribution.

```text
Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) year name of author
Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'.
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.
```

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### Example KoS Event Messages

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/KoS

These are example in-game chat messages that players receive when a Kill on Sight (KoS) event is triggered. They inform the player about being within a hostile perimeter or deed, or that a countdown timer has started for permanent KoS.

```gameplay
[18:29:38] You are now within the hostile perimeter of Port Side and will be attacked by kingdom guards.
```

```gameplay
[12:05:48] You must leave the settlement of Port Side immediately or you will be attacked by the guards!
```

```gameplay
[12:04:18] Make sure to stay out of Port Side since you soon will be killed on sight there!
```

```gameplay
[18:29:38] Portsideinviter raises the village alarm! [18:29:38] A horn sounds and the gates are locked. Port Side is put on alert!
```

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### NodeBox Template Usage Example 2

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Template%3ANodeBox

Provides another example of the NodeBox template, this time for a 'Low brush' resource node. It showcases how to input different details for name, image, location, action, yields, and examine text.

```wikitext
{{NodeBox
|name=Low brush         *** defaults to {{PAGENAME}} ***
|image=Lowbrush.jpg    *** defaults to {{PAGENAME}}.jpg or {{PAGENAME}}.png ***
|location=Steppe 
|action=forage
|yields=Woad, thyme, strawberries, wemp plants, cotton, basil, cacao beans, and coffee cherries. 
|examine=Examine text here
}}
```

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### View Missions Command

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/User%3AEphemeral/Quickstart

This command allows players to view their active missions within the game. It's a crucial tool for tracking progress and objectives given by in-game NPCs.

```game commands
/missions
```

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### Fetch general site information with namespaces and statistics

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/query%2Bsiteinfo

This example demonstrates how to retrieve general site information, a list of namespaces, and site statistics using the MediaWiki API. It utilizes the 'action=query', 'meta=siteinfo', and 'siprop' parameters to specify the desired data.

```api
api.php?action=query&meta=siteinfo&siprop=general|namespaces|namespacealiases|statistics
```

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### Wurm OpenAL Sound Setup

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Client_Log_Messages

Indicates the initialization of the OpenAL sound engine, including its version, renderer, vendor, and supported extensions. This is relevant for audio issues.

```plaintext
Setting up OpenAL Sound Engine
OpenAL version: 1.1
OpenAL renderer: Software
OpenAL vendor: Creative Labs Inc.
OpenAL extensions: EAX EAX2.0 EAX3.0 EAX4.0 EAX5.0 EAX3.0EMULATED EAX4.0EMULATED AL_EXT_OFFSET AL_EXT_LINEAR_DISTANCE AL_EXT_EXPONENT_DISTANCE
Generating: 16 source channels.

```

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### House Plan Examples (Text Art)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Wooden_house

These are text-based representations of house layouts, showing different sizes and shapes. They are used as visual guides for planning house construction in the game.

```text
0    3     6          7      9       
X    XX    XX  XXX    XX    XXXX  XXX  XXX
           X          XX          X     X 

10     12
XXX    XXXXX  XXXX  XXXX  XXX  XXX  X      X   X   X
XX            X      X    X X  X    XXX  XXX  XXX  XX
                               X    X    X     X    XX 

11     13
XXX    XXXX  XXXX  XXX   XXX  XXX
XXX    XX     XX    XXX   XX   XX
                           X   X
15                                                     
XXXXXX  XXXXX  XXXXX  XXXXX  XXXX  XXXX   XXXX   XXX
        X       X       X    X  X  X X   XX     XX X

 XXXX  XXXX  X      X      X      X  XXX
 X      X    XXXX  XXXX  XXXX  XXXX  XXX 
 X      X    X     X     X     X      XX

16   27    40     55      72       91
XXX  XXXX  XXXXX  XXXXXX  XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
XXX  XXXX  XXXXX  XXXXXX  XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
XXX  XXXX  XXXXX  XXXXXX  XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
     XXXX  XXXXX  XXXXXX  XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
           XXXXX  XXXXXX  XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
                  XXXXXX  XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
                          XXXXXXX  XXXXXXXX
```

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### Changing Account Password - Wurm Online Example

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Chat_commands

Provides an example of how to change a player's account password. It demonstrates the command syntax and offers advice on choosing secure passwords.

```game commands
_Change password_
  * Account GOD accidentally told somebody their password. To make sure their account is secure, they change their password by using the command "/password password1 password2". Sadly, Satan could guess the new password pretty easily once he'd seen the old one! Pick your passwords carefully!
```

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### Wurm Initialization and Texture Loading

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Client_Log_Messages

Covers various initialization steps, including timer usage, splash screen display, texture settings, and terrain preparation. Also notes disabling Nagle's algorithm for better network performance.

```plaintext
Using LWJGL timer.
Showing Mojang Splash Screen
use auto mipmap generation true
use compressed textures false
use S3TC compression: false
use non power of two textures: true
Startup Phase - Setting up..

```

```plaintext
Loading window positions from C:\my\bin\Wurm\players\Dashiva\windows_1592x866.txt
Loading props file C:\my\bin\Wurm\players\Dashiva\windows_1592x866.txt
Word filter loaded: 26
Gui initialized

```

```plaintext
Loaded tree texture id as 4
Startup Phase - Preparing terrain
Startup Phase - Connecting ..
Disabling Nagles

```

```plaintext
Writing to C:\my\bin\Wurm\players\Dashiva\logs\_Event.2008-11.txt
Disabling Nagles
Setting up dotXSI Model Loader
Startup message: Welcome back, Dashiva! Wurm has been waiting for you.

```

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### MediaWiki Table Construction

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/116651

Basic markup for creating tables in MediaWiki. Tables allow for structured presentation of data. The example shows the start of table creation with '{|'.

```wikitext
{|
```

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### 2x2 House Carpentry Skill Requirement

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Build_house

An example applying the carpentry skill formula to a common house size (2x2). This demonstrates the practical calculation needed for a specific build.

```mathematics
(4 floor tiles) + (8 wall sections) = carpentry skill of 12
```

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### Launcher Navigation Options

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Making_Wurm_Work

Lists the main sections available within the Wurm game launcher, providing a brief description of each section's purpose. These are informational and do not require direct code execution.

```text
*Welcome: Kinda obvious, just the HTML view of the welcome message
*News: Occasionally displays interesting info about new game features and sometimes unusual server status
*Pack Updates: Mostly just a status dislay. Most players will not want to make any changes here
*Settings: See immediately below
*EULA: The terms and conditions which you play the game under. You should read this
*Credits: Lists the various people who make Wurm work
```

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### Interacting with Items and Objects

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/92495

Details the primary method of interacting with items and objects in Wurm, which involves using the right-click context menu.

```Text
;Right-Click: This will always bring up a menu of available actions and options for a given item or object. The actions listed may change based upon what you have activated, how far away you are, or other factors. This is the primary way of interacting with objects in Wurm.
```

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### Creature Template Example

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Sitesupport-url

Demonstrates the structure and parameters for a 'Creature' template, including image, uniqueness, aggression, tamability, and butchering products.

```wikitext
{{Creature |image=deer.jpg *** defaults to {{PAGENAME}}.jpg or {{PAGENAME}}.png *** |unique=yes (leave out for non-uniques) |aggro=Yes|No|Reduced |tamable=Yes|No|Unknown |dommable=Yes|No|Unknown |groomable=Yes|No|Unknown |butcheringprod=[[Meat]], [[fat]], [[tail]], [[hoof]], [[gland]], [[eye]], [[hide]], [[bladder]] |meattype=Game meat |ridable=Yes|No|Unknown |swim=Yes|No|Unknown |eats=Grain and seeds |lair=[[Deer Yard]] |spawn=[[Grass]], [[Steppe]] }}
```

```wikitext
{{Creature |image=PurpleUnicorn.jpg |aggro=No |tamable=Yes |dommable=Yes |groomable=Yes |butcheringprod=[[Meat]], [[fat]], [[tail]], [[hoof]], [[gland]], [[eye]], [[hide]], [[bladder]] |meattype=Horse meat |ridable=Yes |swim=Yes |eats=Grain and seeds |lair=[[Rainbows]] |spawn=[[Grass]], [[Steppe]] }}
```

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### Common Startup Messages - Wurm Client

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Client_log_messages

Logs the client's start time and version, crucial for ensuring the log is current and the client version is appropriate. It also provides basic system information like the operating system and Java version.

```text
Time is Wed Nov 26 14:07:11 CET 2008
Running client version 2.5.2, testclient=false
```

```text
=== System information ===
Operating system: Windows XP (arch: x86, version: 5.1)
Java version: 1.5.0_16
Java vendor: Sun Microsystems Inc. (http://java.sun.com/)
Available CPUs: 2
```

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### Movement Controls in Wurm

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/92495

Explains how to move the character and control the camera within the Wurm game environment using keyboard and mouse inputs.

```Text
To move through Wurm, use the {{key|W}}, {{key|A}}, {{key|S}}, and {{key|D}} keys as well as holding '''left-click''' on your mouse and moving it around. This allows you to move in any direction and look in any direction as you move. You will always look through the eyes of your character in Wurm, so it is important to survey your surroundings often by using the mouse look feature.
```

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### Creature Template Example (Wiki Markup)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/116637

Provides a comprehensive example of a 'Creature' template used in Wurmpedia. It showcases various parameters like image, stats, and behavior, demonstrating how to input specific data for a creature.

```Wiki Markup
{{Creature 
|image=PurpleUnicorn.jpg 
|aggro=No 
|tamable=Yes
|dommable=Yes
|groomable=Yes
|butcheringprod=[[Meat]], [[fat]], [[tail]], [[hoof]], [[gland]], [[eye]], [[hide]], [[bladder]] 
|meattype=Horse meat 
|ridable=Yes
|swim=Yes
|eats=Grain and seeds 
|lair=[[Rainbows]] 
|spawn=[[Grass]], [[Steppe]] 
}}
```

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### Center-Align Table with Borders

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/index_oldid=125236&title=Wurmpedia_editing_handbook

Shows how to center-align a table with borders by applying the 'margin:auto;' style to the table start line. This example illustrates basic table structure with headers and data.

```WikiText
{|style="border-style: solid; margin:auto;" border="1"
!Column 1
!Column 2
!Column 3
|-
|Row 1||Row 1||Row 1
|-
|Row 2||Row 2||Row 2
|}
```

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### Broadcasting a Message (Shout)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/User%3AEphemeral/Quickstart

The /shout command is used to send a message to all players on the current server. This is useful for general announcements or seeking assistance from a wider player base.

```game commands
/shout hi
```

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### Common Wurm Online Client Directory Locations

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Client_Files

Lists common default installation directories for the Wurm Online client across different operating systems. These paths may vary based on user installation choices.

```text
Windows:
    _C:\Program Files\Wurm Online\_     _C:\Program Files (x86)\Wurm Online\_     _C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\wurm\_     _C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\My Documents\wurm\_     _C:\Users\%username%\wurm\_
Linux
    _/home/ <user_name>/wurm/_
```

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### MediaWiki API: Display Watchlist Feed

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/feedwatchlist

This example shows how to fetch the watchlist feed from the MediaWiki API. It's a basic GET request to the `api.php` endpoint with the `action=feedwatchlist` parameter.

```http
GET api.php?action=feedwatchlist
```

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### Opening Skills Window (F2)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Tutorial2

Opens the skills window, displaying the player's current skills and proficiency levels. Expanding the skill tree with the '+' symbol reveals more detailed information.

```text
F2
```

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### Wurm Unlimited Equipment and Toolbelt Management

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3ASearch/Basic_Knowledge

Guide on equipping items and managing the toolbelt for efficient access to frequently used tools. The toolbelt allows saving and loading slots for quick item activation.

```text
Press 'C' to open the character window and drag items to equip, or right-click an item and select 'equip'.
Equip the toolbelt and drag tools to its slots. Right-click the toolbelt to save/load slots. Use number keys 1-5 to select toolbelt slots.
```

--------------------------------

### MediaWiki Table Right Alignment

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/index_printable=yes&title=Wurmpedia_editing_handbook

Demonstrates how to align a MediaWiki table to the right by applying a style to the table start line. This example also includes basic table borders and headers.

```MediaWiki Markup
{|style="border-style: solid; margin-left:auto;"
border="1"
!Column 1
!Column 2
!Column 3
|-
|Row 1||Row 1||Row 1
|-
|Row 2||Row 2||Row 2
|}
```

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### MediaWiki API Query Example (PHP Format)

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AApiHelp/php

This snippet demonstrates how to query the MediaWiki API to retrieve site information, specifically the namespaces, and requests the output in PHP format. It utilizes the 'query', 'meta=siteinfo', and 'siprop=namespaces' parameters.

```api
api.php?action=query&meta=siteinfo&siprop=namespaces&format=php
```

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### Respawning Command in Wurm Online

Source: https://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/Special%3AMobileDiff/92151

This snippet shows the console command to respawn if the player is dead but cannot see the respawn prompt. It's a basic command for game recovery.

```text
<code>/respawn</code>
```
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