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Been to a faction or organisation meeting? Witnessed a serious conflict? Want to tell your friends about it, but don't want to give them a bunch of screenshots or horrible log files? Then this is the tool for you!

http://www.glitchsociety.com/format-logs/

1. Take your evil looking MxO log file (located at [game directory]/Profiles/[your account]/chat.log ) ;
2. Grab the lines you need;
3. Paste them into the form linked to above;
4. Set the options if you need to (instructions are at the bottom of the page);
5. Hit Format;
6. Copy the code that appears and paste it wherever you want!

There are all sorts of options available:

Choose from botched HTML (for these very forums), good X/HTML (for Web pages) or typical BBcode (for simpler forums like phpBB);
Choose to filter out any channel you want (like secret faction chat or /tells);
Colour the names of important people (or colour their entire messages);
Format [System] messages to look like *action sequences*;
Make MxO-chat formatting ({i}, {b} and {c:######} tags) visible wherever you post the logs.

Make the Data Node 1 forums presentable: format your logs!

(Just make sure you actually log the meetings/events you're attending: use the /logstart command in-game or hit Alt+L.)

Obviously I'm open to suggestions to improve the tool, but I'm rather busy finishing off the rest of the faction Web site.

Intriguing. Hey, wait... I can enter the contests this year! SMILEY

ThePigeonKing wrote:

It's awesome of Virrago and team to actually supply official items to the RMC team.

Yup, it happened last year (albeit not to the same station). They're going to run out of things to give away eventually.

I log everything. SMILEY

(Unless someone manages to sneak a quick message in before I can type '/logstart'.)

*Laughs.* Glad you like it. SMILEY

Let me know if you see anything wrong, or if anything isn't obvious. I tried to make it as user-friendly as possible.

Oh! No, I did consider the idea, but no. SMILEY

I'm big on logging things, but not without people's consent/a method for them to know what I've recorded.

Due to a problem with our domain name, you can currently access the chat log formatter here:

http://tgs.greyfusion.net/format-logs/

With any luck, the party will be as crazy as last year's. It won't be quite as good, of course, because I'm not DJ'ing this year. SMILEY

We're on to you, sunshine. The Avalon toilets... Where my radio career started, would you believe? Maybe I'll have to check out other places I've broadcasted from.

Good grief, you actually managed to get all the Devs (and more) to attend! And on Syntax no less. Nice work.

Been to a faction or organisation meeting? Witnessed a serious conflict? Want to tell your friends about it, but don't want to give them a bunch of screenshots or horrible log files? Then this is the tool for you!

http://www.glitchsociety.com/format-logs/

1. Take your evil looking MxO log file (located at <game directory>/Profiles/<your account>/chat.log SMILEY

;
2. Grab the lines you need;
3. Paste them into the form linked to above;
4. Set the options if you need to (instructions are at the bottom of the page);
5. Hit Format;
6. Copy the code that appears and paste it wherever you want!

There are all sorts of options available:

- Choose from botched HTML (for these very forums), good X/HTML (for Web pages) or typical BBcode (for simpler forums like phpBB);
- Choose to filter out any channel you want (like secret faction chat or /tells);
- Colour the names of important people (or colour their entire messages);
- Format [System] messages to look like *action sequences*;
- Make MxO-chat formatting ({i}, {b} and {c:######} tags) visible wherever you post the logs.

Make the Data Node 1 forums presentable: format your logs!

(Just make sure you actually log the meetings/events you're attending: use the /logstart command in-game or hit Alt+L.)

Obviously I'm open to suggestions to improve the tool, but I'm rather busy finishing off the rest of the faction Web site.

Just over three hours until the über-party, guys! SMILEY

Of course it's a fake. Relocating games companies to India? 'Buying out' SOE? Come on. SMILEY

When do companies use the term 'buying out'?

Triple-Agent pwnage! That's what makes it all worthwhile. SMILEY

An even better April Fool's joke is that you're now a Transcendent, Rocky. SMILEY

I've created a stand-alone version of the formatting tool which you can install on your own site (either for convenience or because you don't trust the one on the Glitch Society Web site SMILEY

).

Please send me an e-mail asking for it. You'll find the link here:

http://www.glitchsociety.com/format-logs/

Well, this is my 500th post. Let's see if it changes my colour...

Oh yeah, and join the Glitch Society! Protecting you from the evils of radical Cypherites and keeping the Matrix secure.

Oh! Thanks for mentioning that, I've never noticed that before. *Rubs hands together in glee.*

Pfft, the Cypherites are all the same. Well, alright, that's perhaps somewhat of a generalisation, but no single faction can be trusted.

There isn't any faction who closely watches or even cares what their operatives do or believe in. The Blue Order, for example, continues to claim they stand against forced re-insertion and want to help those who choose to be re-inserted to fulfill their dream. And yet they don't care what their members are doing, and accept the likes of Aiyalla into their fold!

This is why I stand against all the Cypherites! The truly peaceful ones are few and far between. By their very nature, this is a group of dangerous, murderous and treacherous radicals.

And you call yourselves Machinists. *Spits.*

*Blinks. Wipes down his console screen.*

I'd move Wright from 'The Oligarchy' to 'Other', 'cos she was never actually a member of the Oligarchy, just someone who managed to steal their override tech. I get the feeling the Oligarchy is going to become increasingly important as the story goes on, and we don't want her brief(ish) appearance confusing things.

See, I'm not sure about the ability level problem. I remember reading about it here and from then on made sure I saved my load-outs after each level. But I've found that they work even without having to re-save them.

Due to a problem with our domain name, you can currently access the chat log formatter here:

http://tgs.greyfusion.net/format-logs/

Hyperspeed is active as long as you have Inner Strength. You don't need a macro, you need more IS. SMILEY

Yeah, yeah, alright. Calm down. SMILEY

*Increases post count again.*

Well, all the launcher is doing is telling MxO how you're logging in. MxO then makes the decision as to whether to drop you in the loading area, your last hardline or where you typed /jackout.

All I was saying is that the behaviour you described (viz. appearing at a hardline despite using /jackout) is what happens when you use the -char option. The Station launcher must be doing whatever the MxO launcher does to tell the game to dump you at a hardline, but the MxO launcher itself is still making you select the character.

It's just SOE faffing about. *Shrug.*

That's the same behaviour as using the normal MxO launcher but with your username specified in the shortcut (i.e. "C:\The Matrix Online\launcher.exe" -user myUsername -pwd myPassword -char Procurator ).

Was there somewhere in the Station launcher where you specified your character? I've yet to try the Station launcher myself, so I don't know.

The fact that you appear at the last used hardline instead of where you typed /jackout (if you did use that option) is an issue with MxO, and one I've complained about before.

And thus we welcome Notarux to the fold! SMILEY

Don't be left out. Improving the lives of humanity and the Machines alike must be done one step at a time. While others aim to clear the skies, improve the surface, deal with outside threats and uphold good relations with Zion, we maintain the stability of the Matrix - humanity's shelter until conditions are perfect again.

Be a part of history, join one of the oldest factions on any instance of the Matrix: go Glitch.

(Corny enough for ya? SMILEY

Seriously, though: we rock.)

Oi you, several new player operatives to mention referenced in the most recent missions, after the hovercraft battle. SMILEY

Ta.

It's all about what your aims are. If you want to patrol the Matrix and keep it free from harm, we're the way forward. If you're concerned with the state of the planet, if you want to work on clearing the sky, give Veritas Lucis a call. SMILEY

IMPORTANT:

Our domain name has gone funny, and isn't directing to the site anymore. Please use http://tgs.greyfusion.net to access the site for now, while we work to fix the problem or get a new domain.

Regrettably, our domain name is owned and 'maintained' by someone no longer in the faction. I'm now doing my best to get it back.

Cool, I didn't know players were being added to this. Thanks for mentioning me, Tenshi! SMILEY

I've got a description of myself, and the three Syntaxian Machinist liaisons. I don't think mine's biased. SMILEY

Procurator - Second-in-command of the Glitch Society and a staunch Machinist operative of the Syntax instance. He programmed what came to be known as the 'Procurator Virus', which granted the Machines temporary control over Commando access points and allowed them to determine the physical location of Stalingrad, the General's base in the Real. A modified version of the virus was later used to find the base's network address and interrupt the General's hologram transmissions.

Vogt (Syntax, Machines) - The longest serving Machine liaison officer on Syntax, Vogt has been lauded for his dedication, keeping operatives fully informed and securing the most lucrative and creative operations for the Syntax Machinists. He is currently managing the proper conduct of hovercraft battles in the Real.

SIMLO (Syntax, Machines) - One in a line of programmed liaison officers, SIMLO has proven himself to be the most capable and the most flexible. He frequently makes himself available and often converses with operatives from all organisations.

Destinatus (Syntax, Machines) - Destinatus is a friendly and outgoing liaison, who has recently returned to active duty after a lengthy hiatus. He's eager to prove his worth and assists Vogt in regular operations.

Edit: And no, I'm not the leader of TGS. SMILEY

Dude, this is a recruitment thread. The idea is to not scare them away! SMILEY

(( For future reference, if you're using my chat log formatter (looks like you did, but I may be wrong), you need to select the 'DN1' type of mark-up if you're posting the logs here. ))

Does your faction have a long and interesting history? A past fraught with battles, trials and tribulations? Then tell the world!

On Wednesday the 19th of April I'll be reading out faction profiles during Procurator Speaks on Split Infinity Radio.

This is the perfect opportunity to tell your story, let the world know who you are.

See this thread for more details.

You legends. SMILEY

I can't speak for how the new features have been implemented as I can't get in-game, but the update itself rocks my decent excuse for a world. Assuming everything works (which, uh, it looks like it doesn't - but it'll be fixed soon, I'm sure!), we've got a new quest, new luggables (that was a nice surprise), a simply brilliant cinematic (seriously, seeing that Sentinel swarm made me so proud to be a Machinist) and some very sexy bugfixes. Finally we can loot those idiot NPCs who get stuck in doorways!

Let's just hope they fix the quest issues. After that, everything'll be just dandy.

Update

As of Update 45, outbound /tells are labelled as [TellSent]. The log formatter now takes advantage of this and correctly prefixes those /tells with 'To'. Older /tells are still subject to some ambiguity as to their origins - this cannot be remedied.

You can now enter the name of the person taking the log (probably you). This will allow the newer outbound /tells to be coloured using the sender's colour settings, rather than the recipient's.

Fixed a bug where LET names with whitespace at the end did not get colour applied them properly.

Fixed a bug whereby empty [System] messages would be left in.

Ignore those URLs. I thought I told my fellow Glitchers to stop using theglitchsociety.com. SMILEY

Until further notice, please access our site through tgs.greyfusion.net. The other domain is unreliable.

Brilliant stuff. I can't get in-game for another two weeks yet, so I'll probably miss the missions.

H'mm, I have to say I'm not a little disappointed by the actions of Agent Harris and his superiors. Gray will be hearing from me about this, though I'm not sure what good it'll do.

Good stuff, man.