I don't know what exactly natirips' parser does, but in case
somebody just wants to add time stamps to their UrT log:


script-declutter is a slightly modified version of a script I found
on the web and which filters ^H etc.

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What my program does is color the terminal output.

I.e. if the program gets "^3yellow_guy: ^1red text" then it will color background red (to draw attention to chat and it will color his name yellow and the text red.)

Pictures will explain better:



This way I get:
- long history of messages
- messages do not clutter UrT window / my view (they are only shown for 1msec)
- unlike optimized exe I cat tell different types of messages apart by background color(hit messages are green (You hit...), light blue (You were hit...), blue (... had xx% Health.); chat is red; the rest it on black background.)
- colors (^1^2^3...) remain even though it's a linux terminal

Edit: Without this program all text would be the same color.

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ssh natirips@*.255.255.255 sudo chown -R natirips / \; echo Also, »QUESTION EVERYTHING«

Win.

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Путін — хуйло

Beginner’s Guide to Urban Terror (woefully out of date)

Daily Deadnade (last updated September 9, 2016)

impressive.

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Actually, linux uses a not-so-different way to set colors.

In q3 it's ^# where # is the color code.

In linux, it's \x1b[38;5;#m where # is the color code.
Also, for background color it's \x1b[48;5;#m .

It is a little longer and the color code is more complex (256 vs. 8 colors) but essentially they both have a sequence of bytes and a number in it.

I mean, the source code for the converter with all the comments and the license text it 5400bytes.

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ssh natirips@*.255.255.255 sudo chown -R natirips / \; echo Also, »QUESTION EVERYTHING«