WC259 ReadMe

Installation

Windows

• Run the installer, change the destination path to your sauerbraten installation path, if not detected correctly.
• Start sauerbraten through the created Sauerbraten_wc shortcuts.

OS X

• Open another finder window, go to your home folder and then browse to Library / Application Support / sauerbraten.
• If you don't see the Library folder, then please check this link.
• Copy the doc, data, packages and plugins folders from the opened wc.dmg into the previous opened dir.
• Browse to the location of the original sauerbraten package, right click it, choose "Show Package Contents" and browse to contents / MacOS
• Rename (backup) the original file sauerbraten_u (OS X 10.6+) or sauerbraten_c (OS X 10.5) to sauerbraten_orig and copy the wclient executeable from the opened wc.dmg into this dir. Now rename it to either sauerbraten_u (OS X 10.6+) or sauerbraten_c (OS X 10.5).

Unix/Linux

• Open your preferred file manager (e.g. konqueror, dolphin, nautilus, etc.) or terminal and browse to ~/.sauerbraten.
• Copy the doc, data, packages and plugins folders into the previous opened dir.
• Browse to the location of the original sauerbraten binary (e.g. /usr/lib/games/sauerbraten/).
• Rename the binary to sauerbraten_orig and copy the wc executeable into this dir.

Additional Variables

colornames <0|1|2>

Always colorize player names by team: disable (0), players, but no spectators (1), everyone (2)
This variable superseeds teamcolortext and teamcolornames.
(default: 1)

showtimeleft <0|1>

Shows a remaining map time counter.
(default: 1)

showpingdisplay <0|1>

Shows your ping on the game hud.
(default: 1)

shownetworkdisplay <0|1>

Shows bandwith stats on the game hud.
(default: 0)

Info: Left side = incoming, Right side = outgoing. p/s = packets/second.
Note: Width/Height needs to be >= 1.6 with showtimeleft and or showpingisplay enabled.

showstatsdisplay <0|1>

Shows game stats on the game hud.
(default: 1)

statsdisplayfmt

(default: "Frags: ^f0%f ^f7Deaths: ^f3%d ^f7Kpd: ^f0%k ^f7Acc: ^f1%a%%")

Available format specifiers:

demogamespeed <0|1>

Take over Gamespeed from demos instead of playing them in real time.
Note: This variable can't be changed during demo playback.
(default: 0)

demomillis <ms>

Jump forward to <ms> in demo. Attention: Jumping back is not supported!

scaletimeleft <0|1>

Scale Time Left timers always to real time.
(default: 1)

highlight <0|1|2|3>

Mark highlight words: disable (0), red (1), blinking (2), looping through all colors (3)
(default: 0)

highlightwords <word1 word2 "word 3" ... wordn>

Set the highlight words.

highlightteamkillmsg <0|1|2|3>

Mark teamkill message: disable (0), red (1), blinking (2), looping through all colors (3)
(default: 0)

chatsound <0|1>

Enable sounds for each chat (0) or highlighted (1) line.
(default: 1)

indentfrags <0-8>

Indent frag messages by NUM spaces.
(default: 4)

conshowtime <0|1>

Show a hh:mm:ss timestamp for each console message.
(default: 0)

contimecolor <0-9>

Color for console timestamp.
(default: 4)

centerconsize <0-5>

Number of lines in centered text console.
(default: 2)

centerconwidth <0-100>

Width of centered text consolde.
(default: 80)

centerconfade <0-60>

Time in seconds to display centered text console lines.
(default: 10)

centerconalpha <40-255>

Alpha value of the center console (opacity / transparency)
(default: 255)

centerconfilter <0-0x7FFFFFF>

Available filters:

Using multiple filters (teamchat and own frags as an example):

/centerconfilter (| 0x200 0x800)

(default: 0x20000 (CON_GAMEEVENT))

centerconskipinminicon <0-1>

Skip center console messages in the mini console.
(default: 0)

historywrite <0|1>

Write console input history to history.cfg on exit (1).
Any interactive call to writehistory  ignores this variable.
(default: 1)

historywritechat <0|1>

include chat in history.cfg (1)
(default: 0)

clientcountry <cn>

Client country.

clientcountrycode <cn>

Client country (ISO 6166-1) codes.

overlay <0|1>

Enable overlay image.

overlayalpha <0.0-1.0>

Set overlay image opcacity.

overlayimage <path>

Set overlay image.

overlayscale <0.0-1.0>

Scale overlay image.

overlayoffsetx <0.0-10.0>

Offset overlay image (horizontal).

overlayoffsety <0.0-10.0>

Offset overlay image (vertical).

extinfopingrate <1000-10000>

Polling interval for extinfo.
(default: 2000)

wcautoversioncheck <0-1>

Check for new versions of WC on startup.
(default: 1)

Additional Commands

wcinfo [<get>]

Shows WC version, Sauerbraten revision, Compiler version and Lib versions.
Pass 1 for get to return a string instead of showing it in the console.

wccheckversion

Command to check if there is a new version of WC available.

wcupdategeoipdatabase

Get latest GeoIP Database.

isfullscreen

Return fullscreen status.

consearch <text> [0|1]

Filter out console lines not matching <text>.
In case the second parameter is 1, <text> has to be a valid Perl compatible regular expression.

condump [filename[.txt]]

Write filtered output of "full console" to filename.txt.
Default filename is condump.txt.

addhistory <flags> <prompt> <action> <text>

Add a new console input history entry.

writehistory [filename[.cfg]];

Write console input history to filename.cfg.
Default filename is history.cfg.

getclientcountry <cn>

Get Player Country.

getclientcountrycode <cn>

Get Player Country Code (Example: AT, DE, ... (ISO 6166-1))

getteamkills <cn>

Get Player teamkills.

getping <cn>

Get Player ping.

recordclientdemo [name]

Start client side demo recording.

stopclientdemo

Stop client side demo recording.

clientdemoautorecord <0|1>

Record demos automatically.

clientdemorecordextinfo <0|1>

Record extinfo into demos.
(Default: 1)

clientdemocompresslevel <0|9>

Sets compress level for client demos.
(Default: 5)

clientdemoskipservmsg <0|1>

Don't record server messages in client demos.

clientdemoskipservcmds <0|1>

Don't record result of commands in client demos.

clientdemorecording

Returns 1 if client demo recording is active.

clientdemorawsize

Returns the current raw size of the demo being recorded.

searchdemo [[<gamemode>] [<servername>] [<mapname>] [<name>] [<frags>] [<deaths>] [<acc>] [<teamkills>] [<flags>] [<priv>]]

Search for demos / players in the demos matching the given parameters.
Note: This only works if the demo contains extinfo information.
There is also a GUI for this available in the ogros-menu: /searchdemogui

stopsearchdemo

Stops searchdemo.

searchdemothreadlimit <1|logical-cpu-count>

Sets how many threads should be used at a single time for searching.
(Default: logical-cpu-count)

searchdemomaxresults <0|250>

Sets how many entries will be shown in the result dialog.
(Default: 100)

searchdemomindemosize <0|0x7FFFFFFF>

Sets minimum demo size.
(Default: 0)

getdemoduration <demo>

Get duration of the demo in milliseconds. (Returns -1 on error).

jumpto <mm[:ss]>

Jump forward to mm[:ss] time left in demos. Attention: Jumping back is not supported!

gettotalmillis

Returns current totalmillis.

getlastmillis

Returns current lastmillis.

ifnotdeclared <variable name> <code>

Executes "code" if variable doesn't exist.

roundf <float num> <n-decimals>

Rounds given float number with n-decimals.

checkregex <rule> <text>

Returns 1 on match, otherwise 0.

getgamestatefmt <cn> <format>

Returns a formatted string with the given format specifiers
See statsdisplayfmt table for available format specifiers.
Note: Always requires a valid cn.

getosstring

Returns the operating system string.
The Result may be: win64, win32, linux64, linux32, osx64, osx32, bsd64, bsd32, other64, other32

guititleleftalign

Same as guititle, but aligns the text on the left side.

countryflagpath <country code>

Returns path to flag icon.

Additional Functions

Colors

• "^f8" black
• "^f9" light gray
• "^fb" blinking
• "^fz" loop colors

Shaders

• sepia (ASM / GLSL)

  Enable with /addpostfx sepia or /setpostfx sepia.

• nightvision (GLSL)

  Enable with /nightvision <val>

Name Completion

Name completion works with SHIFT + TAB.

Console Input Search

Console input search works with CTRL + R or CTRL + S (unix shell style, S forward, R backward).
Note: On OS X CTRL is mapped to the META key.

Server Browser

Filters

filterservermod <mod num>

Filter servers by server mod, -3 for ogros mod, -2 for hopmod (0 for all).

filterservercountry <country code>

Filter servers by country code ("" for all).

filterserverdescription <description>

Filter servers by server description ("" for all).

filterservermode <mode num>

Filter servers by game mode (-4 for all).

filterservermodestring <mode string>

Filter servers by game mode string ("" for all).

filterservermastermode <mode num>

Filter servers by server mastermode (-2 for all).

Others

serverbrowsermicrosecping <0|1>

Show ping in microseconds instead of milliseconds in the serverbrowser.
(default: 0)

extinfoserverbrowser <0|2>

Shows the players which are on the server in a gui window,
when you click on a server in the server browser, with connect buttons at the bottom.

If you set extinfoserverbrowser to 2, then the players from non empty servers will be already requested,
before you click on a server, therefore players will be shown earlier when you click on a server.

If you have problems using /extinfoserverbrowser 2 then use /extinfoserverbrowser 1 instead (increasing servpingrate may also help).
Some providers are dropping packets (german t-com for example) - which may cause some servers to disappear.

Note: Ping Rate is servpingrate and not extinfopingrate in this case.
(default: 1)

extinfoconnect <server> [<port> [<pass>]]

Use this command instead of connect to see the players which are on the server before connecting.

processservers

Keep processing/pinging the server list, useful for loopextinfoplayers/getextinfoplayercount.

loopextinfoplayers <playername> <country code> <callbackargs> <callback>

Loop through all players matching the given player/country name ("" for all).

Example:

loopextinfoplayers "" "" "server_ip ignore server_port ignore server_name ignore8 player_cn player_ping player_name ignore player_frags player_deaths" [
    echo (format "Server Address:%1:%2 Server Name:%3 CN:%4 Name:%5 Ping: %6 Frags: %7 Deaths: %8" $server_ip $server_port $server_name $player_cn $player_ping $player_name $player_frags $player_deaths)
]

Full callback arg list:

hostname hostint port serverping serverdesc secleft numplayers maxplayers mastermode gamemode mapname gamepaused gamespeed
cn ping playername playerteam frags flags deaths teamkills acc health armour gunselect priv state playercountrycode playercountry

getextinfoplayercount

Returns the total (extinfo) player count.

Scoreboard

extinfo extensions

showextinfo <0|1>

Enable extended player infos.
(default: 1)

showfrags <0|1>

Show extended info frags.
(default: 1)

showdeaths <0|1>

Show extended info deaths.
(default: 1)

showkpd <0|1>

Show extended info kills per death.
(default: 0)

showacc <0|1>

Show extended info accuracy.
(default: 1)

showtks <0|1>

Show extended info teamkills.
(default: 0)

showspectatorping <0|1>

Show ping of spectators.
(default: 0)

showcountry <0|1|2|3|4|5>

Show country: ISO 6166-1 code (1|3), country name (2|4), country flag(3|4|5).
(default: 3)

showserveruptime <0|1>

Show Server Uptime in Scoreboard.
(default: 0)

showservermod <0|1>

Show Server Mod in Scoreboard (If info is available).
(default: 0)

scoreboardtextcolour <0x000000|0xFFFFFF>

Sets text colour in scoreboard (head).
(default: 0xFFFFDD)

scoreboardtextcolourhead <0x000000|0xFFFFFF>

Sets text colour in scoreboard.
(default: 0xFFFF80)

player display

showplayerdisplay <0|1>

Shows a small scoreboard on the game hud.
(default: 0)

playerdisplayshowspectators <0|1>

Show spectators in the player display.
(default: 1)

playerdisplayfontscale <25|30>

Player display font scale.
(default: 25)

playerdisplayrightoffset <-100|100>

Player display right offset (Frags / Acc column).
(default: 0)

playerdisplayheightoffset <0|600>

Player display height offset.
(default: 250)

playerdisplaywidthoffset <-50|300>

Player display width offset.
(default: 0)

playerdisplaylineoffset <-30|50>

Player display line offset.
(default: 0)

playerdisplayplayerlimit <1|64>

Max players shown in the player display.
(default: 0)

playerdisplaymaxteams <1|16>

Max teams shown in the player display.
(default: 6)

playerdisplaymaxnamelen <4|15>

Max shown player name length in the player display.
(default: 13)

playerdisplayalpha <20|255>

Alpha value of the player display (opacity / transparency).
(default: 150)

others

oldscoreboard <0|1>

Show name column on the same place as known from <=Justice Edition.
(default: 0)

showdemotime <0|1>

Shows the time it was in the game in the scoreboard (If available).
(default: 1)

Event System

Commands

scriptevent <eventname> <eventargs> <function>

Creates a new script event.

delscriptevent <eventid>

Deletes a script event.

delallscriptevents

Deletes all script events.

getthiseventid

Works only in events: Returns the ID of the current event.

getscripteventcount

Returns the count of the current installed events.

listscriptevents

Lists current installed events.

Installing Events

examples:

    scriptevent "playerrename" "player_cn player_name_old player_name_new" [
        echo (concat $player_name_old "renamed to" $player_name_new)
    ]

If you only need the cn as an argument:

    scriptevent "playerrename" "player_cn" [
        echo (concat "cn" $player_cn "renamed")
    ]

If you don't need any arguments at all you may also skip the "arguments" and start with the function directly:

    scriptevent "playerrename" [
        echo "someone renamed"
    ]

You can also use | or , for event argument declaration:

    scriptevent "playerrename" player_cn|player_name_old|player_name_new [
        echo (concat $player_name_old "renamed to" $player_name_new)
    ]


    scriptevent "playerrename" player_cn,player_name_old,player_name_new [
        echo (concat $player_name_old "renamed to" $player_name_new)
    ]

Uninstalling Events

If you want to be able to uninstall events at runtime, then you need to save the returned event id from the scriptevent command.

For example:

    event_id = (scriptevent "playerrename" "player_cn player_name_old player_name_new" [
        echo (concat $player_name_old "renamed to" $player_name_new)
    ])
    

    if (delscriptevent $event_id) [ echo "uninstalled event!" ]

Keeping event functions as external functions:

    playerrename_event = [
        echo (concat $player_name_old "renamed to" $player_name_new)
    ]
    

    scriptevent "playerrename" "player_cn player_name_old player_name_new" $playerrename_event

Available Events

Event Troubleshooting

Getting unused event variables warnings? Then you've declared event args, but you aren't using them.
You can simply fix this by replacing the variable name with ignore or null.
Hint: You can switch this warning off by setting eventsystemnounusedcallargwarning to 1.

Example:

scriptevent "playerconnect" "player_cn player_name" [ echo $player_name ]

In this case "player_cn" is unused, the fixed version would be:

scriptevent "playerconnect" "ignore player_name" [ echo $player_name ]

Time Functions

gettimestamp

Get current unix timestamp.

getgametimestamp

Get game timestamp.
Note: Returns 0 if not available.

formattimestamp <timestamp> <format>

Format given timestamp. See Link for available format specifiers.

Script Vector

scriptvector <name> [[<index>] [<value>] [<no-warnings>]]

Stores "value" with index "index" in vector "name".
If no value is given, then the value of "index" in vector "name" is returned.

Note: You always need to create a scriptvector first, before you can store values to it.

scriptvector "test" - creates / clears scriptvector test
scriptvector "test" "x" "z" - stores z in index x
scriptvector "test" "x" - returns value of index "x" = z

scriptvectorlength <name>

Return how many objects are stored in the given Script Vector.

loopscriptvector <name> <index (ident)> <value (ident)> <code> [<start> <end>]

Iterate through a Script Vector.

loadscriptvector <file>

Load Script Vector from a file.

writescriptvector <file>

Write Script Vector to a file.

delscriptvectorindex <name> <index>

Delete index "index" in vector "name", returns 1 on success.

delscriptvector <name>

Delete Script Vector "name", returns 1 on success.

HTTP Requests

httpproxy <host:port>

Use proxy for http requests.
(default: "")

httpspeedlimit <limit in kb/sec>

Limit download tranfser rate per request to .. kb/s - 0 for unlimited.
Will also take affect on active http requests.
(default: 0)

httprequest <url> [[<callback args>] [<callback>] [<referer>] [<useragent>]

Returns the request handle id, or 0 on error. This function returns 0, when there are too many active requests, or no url is given.
Binary files are NOT supported, because they may contain zeroes, which can't be seen from cubescript!
Limit is 10 concurrent requests. Connect timeout is 5 seconds.

delhttprequest <id>

Uninstalls an active http request. Returns 1 on success, otherwise 0.
Attention: Callback will be still called, but responsecode will be set to -2,
therefore always use httpresponsecodeok to check the response code.

httpresponsecodeok <response code>

Returns 1 if there haven't happened any internal errors, and response code is equal to 200.

example:

    rv = (httprequest "http://83.169.44.106/services/ipecho.php" "request_ok response_code response_data response_datalen" [
        if (&& ($request_ok) (httpresponsecodeok $response_code)) [
            echo (format "Response Code: %1  Response Data Length: %2  Response Data: %3" $response_code $response_datalen $response_data)
        ] [
            error "http request failed, or was interrupted with delhttprequest"
        ]
    ])

    if (= $rv 0) [
        error "failed to create http request: too many active requests"
    ]

Plugins

Plugin Commands

addplugins

Load all available plugins. Returns the number of loaded plugins for cubescript usage.

delplugins

Unload all loaded plugins. Returns the number of unloaded plugins for cubescript usage.

addplugin <name>

Load a plugin by name. Returns 1 if the plugin was successfully loaded, otherwise 0 (for cubescript usage).

delplugin <name>

Unload a plugin by name. Returns 1 if the plugin was successfully unloaded, otherwise 0 (for cubescript usage).

requireplugin <name>

Load plugin by name when not already loaded. Returns 1 on success, otherwise 0 (for cubescript usage).

listplugins

List loaded plugins.

getplugins

Get all loaded plugins as a list for cubescript usage.

isplugin <pluginame>

Returns 1 if there is a loaded plugin with the given name, 0 otherwise for cubescript usage.

listpluginparams <pluginname>"

List plugin parameters.

getpluginparams <pluginname>"

Get available plugin parameters as a list for cubescript usage.

<pluginame> <param> [[value 1] ... [value n]]

Set a value for a plugin parameter.

setplugin <name> <param> [[value 1] ... [value n]]

Alternative to the previous command.

<pluginame>get <param>

Get a plugin parameter value for cubescript usage.

getplugin <name> <param>

Alternative to the previous command.

Available Plugins

soundinput

start

Start audio capture.

stop

Stop audio capture.

devices

List available devices.

device <id>

Set capture device. id is the respective value from the devices list.

mixratio <0-200>

Set the mixer ratio of the input sound and the sauer sound.
0 means no input sound, 200 means no sauer sound.
(default: 100)

srcgain <0-200>

Change sauer volume.
0 means no sound, 200 doubles the amplitude.
(default: 100)

mixgain <0-200>

Change capture volume.
0 means no sound, 200 doubles the aplitude.
(default: 100)

prefill <val>

Prefill the capture buffer before mixing.
(default: 20)

movieencoder

formats [["audio"|"video"] [name]]

List available file formats (supported by linked in ffmpeg/libavcodec)

codecs [["audio"|"video"] [name]]

List available codecs (supported by linked in ffmpeg/libavcodec)

acodec <name>

Audio encoder string

vcodec <name>

Video encoder string

abr <NUM>

Audio bit rate in kb/s.
(default: 128)

asr <11025-96000>

Audio sample rate in Hz.
(default: 44100)

vbr <NUM>

Video bit rate in kb/s.
(default: 2000 for libx264/vp8 - 6000 otherwise)

aopt <option> <value>

Set additional audio codec options (see man ffmpeg).
You have to set the opts each time before recording

gop <NUM>

Group of pictures (interval of the key/intra frames).
(default: 12 for mpeg1/2, $moviefps otherwise)

vopt <option> <value>

Set additional video codec options (see man ffmpeg).
You have to set the opts each time before recording

threads <0-64>

Set number of threads for audio and video codec (sum).
The default of (0) sets the thread count to numbers of available CPUs.

athreads <0-64>

Set number of threads for audio codec.
The default of (0) sets the thread count to numbers of available CPUs.

vthreads <0-64>

Set number of threads for video codec.
The default of (0) sets the thread count to numbers of available CPUs.

debug <0-4>

Set ffmpeg log level.
The default of (1) shows critical errors. Higher level means more logging (use 4 to report bugs).

examples

First, load the plugin:

/addplugin movieencoder

Record an .avi using MPEG4 ASP (XVID, DIVX) video and MP3 audio:

/movie mymovie

Record an .avi using MPEG4 ASP (XVID, DIVX) video and MP3 audio, with video bitrate 2000 and gop 1 (gop 1 means here that you can easily cut the video at each frame without reencoding, but it increases the size of the resulting movie a lot!):

/movieencoder vbr 2000
/movieencoder gop 1
/movie mymovie

Record an .avi using the huffyuv video codec (lossless) and MP3 audio (note that there is also an FFmpeg ffvhuff encoder which is able to use the YUV420P format and therefore has a lower bitrate (12bpp instead of 16bpp):

/movieencoder vcodec huffyuv
/movie mymovie.avi

Record a DVD compatible .vob file using MPEG2 video and MP2 audio:

/movie mymovie.vob

Record a .webm (Google WebM) compatible movie (VP8 video and VORBIS audio):

/movie mymovie.webm

Change the codec options of libvpx (VP8) for fast encoding

/movieencoder vopt quality realtime
/movie mymovie.webm

Stream to ffserver (see ffserver.conf for examples / ffserver should be at the same version as linked in ffmpeg - see doc/ for version:

/movie http://localhost:18090/feed1.ffm

List available audio file formats (supporting audio only):

/moviencoder formats audio

List available file formats (supporting audio and video codecs):

/moviencoder formats

List default codecs for file format .avi:

/moviencoder format avi

List available audio codecs:

/moviencoder codecs audio

List available mp3 codecs (can be multiple):

/moviencoder codecs mp3

Set audio codec (result from above command):

/moviencoder acodec libmp3lame

mpdclient

connect [<host> [<port> [<password>]]]

Connect to a mpd server.

disconnect

If connected, close the connection to the mpd server.

play [<pos>]

Starts playing the song-number specified. If none is specified, plays the last played song.

pause

Toggles between play and pause.

stop

Stops playing.

next

Starts playing next song.

prev

Starts playing previous song.

seek <percentage>

Seeks within current song by percentage (0-100).

queue <busy|curpos|length|get>

Playlist:

• busy

  Get status, wheather playlist is busy due to updates.

• curpos

  Get position of the current song within the playlist.

• length

  Get playlist length.

• get <num> [<format>]

  Get song infos about song <num> in playlist. The output format can be changed by providing a format string <format>. See cpfmt for syntax.
  
  (default format: "\f7%a: \f7%A | %T \f9[%t]\fr")

xfade <seconds>

Sets the amount of crossfading in seconds between songs (0 disables crossfading).

volp

Increases the volume by 5.

volm

Decreases the volume by 5.

vol <level>

Sets the volume to <level> (0-100).

mute

Toggles mute.

consume <0|1>

Enable/Disable consume mode.

random <0|1>

Enable/Disable random mode.

repeat <0|1>

Enable/Disable repeat mode.

single <0|1>

Enable/Disable single mode.

cp [<format>]

Returns the current song with the format specified in <format>. If no format provided, the format defined in cpfmt is used.

cpfmt <format>

Sets the default format for cp command.
(default: "\fs\f3\fs\fb%s\fr\f0%A \f1- \f0%T \f1[%e/%t] %p%% \f9(%v%%)\fr")

Available format specifiers:

g15lcd (windows and linux)

drawtext <line text>

example: drawtext "1 drawn on first line"

updatelcd

Flush text buffer to keyboard.

hwtemp (windows, linux and OS X)

interface <interface to use>

Interfaces:

Windows:

Linux:

gettemp

Request temperatures

The result is delievered through an event:

Example

requireplugin hwtemp
scriptevent "hwtemp" "device temperature" [ echo (format "temperature of %1 is %2 C" $device $temperature) ]
setplugin hwtemp interface nvgpu
getplugin hwtemp gettemp

Note

Don't be scared about high GPU temperatures like 70-80°C and above, that's quite normal for a GPU (especially for newer nvidia cards) but not for a CPU.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: Why is my ping in the scoreboard different compared to the one on the game hud?
A: Ping in scoreboard is less accurate due to rounding.

Q: I found a bug, how do I tell you?
A: Best way is to write us a detailed mail to admin@ogros.org.