
OCS has two modes for displaying text upon any server event.
1. The infamous fuchsia colour (looks just like the colour used by the /me-command).
EXAMPLE
<You111> How does the RCMS server massage format look?
<Me456> I can show you.
<You111> Thanks!
<Me456> I will now enable Flood Write Protection
<Me456> #AdminCmd FloodProtectOn
<Server> Suneo Block Enabled!
<Me456> There you go, as you can see, it has the same colour as if you use the /me-command
You111 is testing the /me-command
<You111> Thanks, i can tell they look almost the same.
2. The standard WinMX server message colour red or dark red (this colour are defined by the user, and depends on whether the user has chosen dark or light colour scheme in WinMX).
EXAMPLE
<You111> How does the WinMX server massage format look?
<Me456> I can show you.
<You111> Thanks!
<Me456> I will now enable Flood Write Protection
<Me456> #AdminCmd FloodProtectOn
<Server> Suneo Block Enabled!
<Me456> There you go, as you can see, it has the same colour as server messages in the regular WinMX.
You111 is testing the /me-command
<You111> Thanks, i understand now!
Further on, when the setting is enabled, the colours used can be personalized by editing RCMSConf.txt. If you don't like the red/dark red colour you can change it's apperance to light blue or grey as examples.
EXAMPLE
<You111> How can i make the server messages even more personalized?
<Me456> First you have to make changes in the RCMSConf.txt-file. Lets give the two following entries another look:
<Me456> $[Admin]$="<Admin>"
<Me456> $[RCMS]$="<RCMS>"
<Me456> Change to:
<Me456> $[Admin]$="#c9#"
<Me456> $[RCMS]$="#c10#»»#c16#"
<Me456> Now, save RCMSConf.txt and reload its new settings:
<Me456> (the reload is only shown for the host, but the command is #AdminCmd LoadSetting)
<Me456> Let's check the result!
<Me456> #AdminCmd FloodProtectOn
Suneo Block Enabled!
<Me456> #UserCmd WelcomeMsgOn
»» Welcome Message Enabled!
<You111> Niiice! It does not hurt my eyes anylonger! :)
<You111> ...but, how does it look if a user has white background?
<Me456> Push the Example-link here, and see for yourself: EXAMPLE
<You111> OK, i'm ready, now show me!
<Me456> Now, i'm gonna execute the same commands as i did above:
<Me456> #AdminCmd FloodProtectOn
Suneo Block Enabled!
<Me456> #UserCmd WelcomeMsgOn
»» Welcome Message Enabled!
<You111> Thanks, now i understand it!
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