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= Maths Trivia =
= MPlayer =


'''Maths Trivia''' is an automated event in CIT. A maths question appears automatically, and players can answer it for a cash reward.
'''MPlayer''' is the built-in [[music]] player in CIT. It lets you play music in your house, [[apartment]], or car using direct audio links, playlists, and playback controls.


== Overview ==
== Overview ==


Maths Trivia:
The Music Player supports:


* happens automatically every `10` minutes
* direct <code>.mp3</code> links
* is answered with <code>/mt</code>
* playlists
* gives <code>$5,000</code> for each correct answer
* volume control
* playback [[speed]]
* shuffle
* next and previous song controls
* play and stop controls
* [[vehicle]] music
* effects


== How it works ==
You can open it with:


When a Maths Trivia question appears:
* <code>/mplayer</code>
* the Music Player in <code>CITPhone</code>


* solve the question
== Where it can be used ==
* answer with <code>/mt [answer]</code>


If your answer is correct:
<code>/mplayer</code> can be used in:


* you get <code>$5,000</code>
* your house
* your apartment
* your car


== How to answer ==
If music is playing in a house or apartment:
 
* players inside the same property can hear it
 
Other music systems use different commands:
 
* <code>/cityzoneradio</code> for a <code>CITy</code> zone
* <code>/gradio</code> for a group interior
* <code>/mymusic &lt;webAddressOfStreamHere&gt;</code> to play music from a direct stream link in your house, apartment, or car
 
== How to open MPlayer ==
 
To open the Music Player, use:
 
<code>/mplayer</code>
 
You can also open the same Music Player from:
 
* <code>CITPhone</code>
 
== Supported links ==
 
The Music Player uses direct audio links.
 
For YouTube or Spotify songs:
 
* you need a direct MP3 link
 
A direct MP3 URL can be created with:
 
* <code>host4cit.com</code>
 
== Playlists ==
 
MPlayer supports playlists.
 
=== Creating a playlist ===
 
To create a new playlist:
 
* open the music player
* click <code>>>></code>
* type the playlist name
* click <code>Add Playlist</code>
 
=== Playing from a playlist ===
 
To play a song from a playlist, use:
 
<code>/mplayer [songIndex] {playlistIndex}</code>
 
== Playback controls ==
 
MPlayer supports normal playback controls for music and playlists.
 
=== Play ===


Use:
Use:


<code>/mt [answer]</code>
<code>/mplayer play</code>


This is the command used to submit your answer for the active Maths Trivia question.
=== Stop ===


== Maths symbols ==
Use:


=== Power symbol ===
<code>/mplayer stop</code>


In Maths Trivia:
=== Next song ===


* <code>^</code> means power
Use:


Example:
<code>/mplayer next</code>


* <code>3 ^ 2</code> means <code>3 x 3</code>
=== Previous song ===


== Settings ==
Use:


If you do not want to see Maths Trivia messages:
<code>/mplayer prev</code>


* open <code>/settings</code>
== Shuffle controls ==
* disable '''Enable Automated Maths Trivia Messages'''


== Stats ==
=== Shuffle current playlist ===


Your Maths Trivia results are tracked in your stats.
Use:
 
<code>/mplayer random</code>
 
=== Shuffle all playlists or songs ===
 
Use:
 
<code>/mplayer random all</code>
 
== Volume and speed ==
 
=== Volume ===
 
To change volume, use:


In <code>/stats</code>, one of the newer stat fields is:
<code>/mplayer vol [0-100]</code>


* '''Maths Trivia Wins'''
=== Playback speed ===


== Reward ==
To change playback speed, use:


{| class="wikitable"
<code>/mplayer speed [0-2]</code>
! Event
! Reward
|-
| Correct Maths Trivia answer
| <code>$5,000</code>
|}


== Commands ==
== Commands ==
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! Use
! Use
|-
|-
| <code>/mt [answer]</code>
| <code>/mplayer</code>
| Answer the active Maths Trivia question
| Open the Music Player
|-
|-
| <code>/stats</code>
| <code>/mplayer vol [0-100]</code>
| View your stats, including Maths Trivia Wins
| Change music volume
|-
| <code>/mplayer speed [0-2]</code>
| Change playback speed
|-
| <code>/mplayer next</code>
| Skip to the next song
|-
| <code>/mplayer prev</code>
| Go to the previous song
|-
| <code>/mplayer random</code>
| Shuffle music
|-
| <code>/mplayer random all</code>
| Shuffle all music
|-
| <code>/mplayer stop</code>
| Stop playback
|-
| <code>/mplayer play</code>
| Resume or start playback
|-
| <code>/mplayer [songIndex] {playlistIndex}</code>
| Play a specific song, with an optional playlist index
|-
| <code>/mymusic &lt;webAddressOfStreamHere&gt;</code>
| Play music from a direct stream link in your house, apartment, or car
|}
|}
== Related settings ==
In <code>/settings</code>, the sound and music section includes:
* <code>Custom Car Music</code>
* <code>Custom Apartment Music</code>
* <code>Custom House Music</code>
These control music streams for those locations.
== Notes ==
* MPlayer uses direct audio links, not normal YouTube or Spotify page links.
* A direct MP3 link is needed for songs from YouTube or Spotify.
* MPlayer is separate from the Radio app.
* <code>/mplayer</code> is for houses, apartments, and cars.


== See also ==
== See also ==


* [[Typing Challenge]]
* [[CITPhone]]
* [[Stats]]
* [[Ingame Browser]]
* [[Settings]]
* [[Group Radio]]
* [[Ingame Radio]]
* [[CITy Zone]]

Revision as of 00:26, 17 April 2026

MPlayer

MPlayer is the built-in music player in CIT. It lets you play music in your house, apartment, or car using direct audio links, playlists, and playback controls.

Overview

The Music Player supports:

  • direct .mp3 links
  • playlists
  • volume control
  • playback speed
  • shuffle
  • next and previous song controls
  • play and stop controls
  • vehicle music
  • effects

You can open it with:

  • /mplayer
  • the Music Player in CITPhone

Where it can be used

/mplayer can be used in:

  • your house
  • your apartment
  • your car

If music is playing in a house or apartment:

  • players inside the same property can hear it

Other music systems use different commands:

  • /cityzoneradio for a CITy zone
  • /gradio for a group interior
  • /mymusic <webAddressOfStreamHere> to play music from a direct stream link in your house, apartment, or car

How to open MPlayer

To open the Music Player, use:

/mplayer

You can also open the same Music Player from:

  • CITPhone

Supported links

The Music Player uses direct audio links.

For YouTube or Spotify songs:

  • you need a direct MP3 link

A direct MP3 URL can be created with:

  • host4cit.com

Playlists

MPlayer supports playlists.

Creating a playlist

To create a new playlist:

  • open the music player
  • click >>>
  • type the playlist name
  • click Add Playlist

Playing from a playlist

To play a song from a playlist, use:

/mplayer [songIndex] {playlistIndex}

Playback controls

MPlayer supports normal playback controls for music and playlists.

Play

Use:

/mplayer play

Stop

Use:

/mplayer stop

Next song

Use:

/mplayer next

Previous song

Use:

/mplayer prev

Shuffle controls

Shuffle current playlist

Use:

/mplayer random

Shuffle all playlists or songs

Use:

/mplayer random all

Volume and speed

Volume

To change volume, use:

/mplayer vol [0-100]

Playback speed

To change playback speed, use:

/mplayer speed [0-2]

Commands

Command Use
/mplayer Open the Music Player
/mplayer vol [0-100] Change music volume
/mplayer speed [0-2] Change playback speed
/mplayer next Skip to the next song
/mplayer prev Go to the previous song
/mplayer random Shuffle music
/mplayer random all Shuffle all music
/mplayer stop Stop playback
/mplayer play Resume or start playback
/mplayer [songIndex] {playlistIndex} Play a specific song, with an optional playlist index
/mymusic <webAddressOfStreamHere> Play music from a direct stream link in your house, apartment, or car

Related settings

In /settings, the sound and music section includes:

  • Custom Car Music
  • Custom Apartment Music
  • Custom House Music

These control music streams for those locations.

Notes

  • MPlayer uses direct audio links, not normal YouTube or Spotify page links.
  • A direct MP3 link is needed for songs from YouTube or Spotify.
  • MPlayer is separate from the Radio app.
  • /mplayer is for houses, apartments, and cars.

See also