Wiki

[GrumpyOet]

Slither Wiki

Install:

You have need to download Nodejs Download it Here.

You can get the latest stable release from the releases page. Once you've downloaded it, you are ready to do the following steps:

OS X / Linux:

1. Open a terminal and type cd drag your Slither folder into the Terminal
2. Type npm install in the Terminal

Windows:

1. Open a terminal and type cd drag your Slither folder into the Commnd Prompt
2. Type npm install in Command Prompt

Obviously, if you want to try the latest version, you can clone the master branch but can have bugs because it's a development branch, so don't use it for production.

The server depends on Node.js, npm and other packages that are downloaded and installed during the installation process.

Run:

Execute this command to start the server.

• cd (slither folder)

• npm start
  _
  If you want to install a plugin, add it to packageDependencies in the package.json with the respective version.

  Example:

{
"packageDependencies": {
"my-plugin": "0.1.0"
}
}
and run script/install.

Join:

Once you've the Slither loading, you are ready to do the following steps:

1. Open Google Chrome (if you doesn't have Chrome than you install it)
2. Go to slither.io
3. Hit cmd+shift+j
4. Type in the Console this: sos = [{ ip: "localhost", po: 443, ac: 34, ptm: 121 }]
5. Close the Console and Click on Play

Or

1. Open Google Chrome (if you doesn't have Chrome than you install it)
2. Install TamperMonket from Here and click on add to chrome
3. Go to Here and click on Download New Mod
4. Then TamperMonkey shows up and click on install
5. Go to Slither.io and you type your IP and Port in the text box and click on the Little Play button

Now you are ready to press the Play button and if you followed correctly this steps, should appear some logs in your sever window.

Contributors:

• Iegor Azuaga ([email protected])

You can contribute to the project by cloning, forking or starring it. If you have any bug, open an issue or if you have an interesting thing you want to implement into the official repository, open a pull request.

License:

MIT © Iegor Azuaga

[RowanHarley]

@iiegor why aren't you adding this as a wiki page?
And by the way, Thanks @GrumyOet ! This really helped me out!