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Host your first Game Night, learn Rabbit Run’s jump timing, install AIOEXT, or find the right Discord emoji. These written guides are available whenever you need them.
Player guide
How to play 9K Game Night
Bring friends together for a party of captions, trivia, and team guessing. Choose a game, share a room code, and keep the same party together for the next match. Solo Practice lets you learn the rules before inviting anyone.
Getting started
Choose Caption Clash, 9K Trivia, or Sir Survey from the game picker. Open Solo Practice to try that game locally, or create a party to play online. Link your 9000INC account when the game asks for it.
The host shares the room code. Other players choose Join a Room and enter that code. Use TV / Shared Screen on a separate display if you want an audience view; this view watches the game without answer controls.
Wait for everyone to load the chosen game and become ready. The host starts the match. After the results, return to the lobby to replay or change games without giving everyone a new code.
Controls
- Choose and vote
Click or tap the answer or caption shown on your own screen.
- Write an answer
Use the on-screen text field and its submit button before the timer ends.
- Shared display
TV mode shows the room and scores; join as a player on your own device to submit answers.
Rules and modes
Caption Clash
Write a response to the prompt, then vote in anonymous head-to-head matchups. You cannot vote on your own matchup. There are three rounds, with double points in the final round; authors and scores are revealed after voting.
9K Trivia
Choose one of four answers. A correct answer earns 1,000 base points, up to 500 speed points, and up to 300 streak points. The host can choose 5, 8, or 12 questions and an optional final wager. A wrong or unanswered wager loses the stake, up to 1,000 points or your available score, whichever is lower.
Sir Survey
Two teams face off for control of a board, then take turns finding its answers. Three strikes give the other team one chance to steal. The last of three boards awards double points. Boards and point values are written for the game; they are not results of a real public poll. The separate website Sir Survey game uses submitted website answers and different rules.
A useful first goal
Start with Solo Practice if you are learning the buttons. Caption Clash practice includes clearly identified bots, so the result is a practice match rather than an objective rating of your humor. Local practice does not submit account results.
If you get stuck
If a friend cannot enter, confirm the room code and that everyone is using a compatible current release from the same website. If a game is still loading, let it finish or use its retry option before starting. Closing the lobby as its owner ends the room for everyone.
An older download may differ from this guide. Check the version and availability shown on the release page.
Get help with this gamePlayer guide
How to play Rabbit Run
Guide a rabbit through an endless course of woodland hazards, carrots, and rising routes. The rabbit moves forward automatically: your job is to choose when to jump, how long to hold it, and which route to take. Play alone or race friends to see who can stay on the course longest.
Getting started
Choose Play to start a solo run and learn the timing. Watch the ground ahead of your rabbit, collect reachable carrots, and clear hazards without landing on the next one.
Open Online and link your 9000INC account. Choose Host a Run, then Create Room and Connect, and share the room code. Friends use Join by Code and Join Race. Ready up in the lobby before the host starts the race.
Try a short tap over low obstacles and a longer hold for a higher jump. Winged carrots can carry you toward upper paths; a missed high route can lead back toward the lower course.
Controls
- Jump
Space, Up, W, controller A, or a click/tap. Touch devices also show a Jump button.
- Jump height
Hold to jump higher; release early for a short hop.
- Pause or menu
Esc pauses Solo or opens the online race menu. An online race keeps running while that menu is open.
- Full screen
F toggles full screen.
Rules and modes
Endless run
New runs start in the meadow with one life. The pace increases as you cover more distance, so look ahead and leave enough room for your next landing.
Online race
Each runner tries to stay alive and build a score. After your run ends, you can watch the remaining runners; Watch a Run also lets you join as a spectator.
Carrots and appearance
Collected carrots fund the Shop. Preview bunny coats and outfits, then equip your choices in Customize. These purchases use carrots earned in the game, not website currency or real-money payments.
A useful first goal
Aim for a safe landing before chasing every carrot. A high jump is useful for reaching a platform, but a short hop gives you more control under flying hazards. Watch the next obstacle while your rabbit is still in the air.
If you get stuck
If a race will not start, check that players are in the same room and ready. If a connection drops, allow the game to reconnect before opening another session. Use the release page to check your download version when friends cannot join each other.
An older download may differ from this guide. Check the version and availability shown on the release page.
Get help with this gameBrowser tools
Install and use AIOEXT
AIOEXT adds tools to supported websites inside your browser. Its YouTube, Twitch, Roblox, Discord, ChatGPT, and media tools appear where they are useful. It does not add extensions to those services’ native desktop or phone apps.
Choose an installation
Open the AIOEXT installation page. Choose Stable for the regular release or Latest beta to try the newer release. Then select an installation method that matches your browser.
Userscript: install a compatible userscript manager first, then choose Install AIOEXT. Confirm the script in your manager. If the browser only displays or downloads the file, import it through the manager. On Chromium browsers, check whether the manager asks you to enable its user-script permission.
Extension ZIP for Chrome, Edge, Brave, or Opera: download and extract the ZIP. Open the browser’s extensions page, enable Developer mode, choose Load unpacked, and select the extracted extension folder. Keep that folder in place while using the extension.
Firefox or Safari: choose the compatible userscript route on the installation page. The Chromium ZIP is not a permanent Firefox or Safari add-on. The separate Firefox Beta source option is a temporary developer installation and ends when Firefox restarts.
Refresh the supported website after installing. Open AIOEXT and choose that site’s tools. Start with one visible change, such as playback speed or appearance, so you can confirm the tool is active before adjusting more settings.
Link your 9000INC account
Use Link 9000INC Account in AIOEXT and finish the approval on the website. If the approval window does not open, allow that popup and choose the link button again. Return to AIOEXT and look for the linked account status. Connected tools reuse that account; YouTube, Twitch, and Roblox still have their own Pro requirements. Linking alone does not grant every paid feature.
Add a catalog emoji to a message
Open Discord in your browser, a supported YouTube comment or live-chat box, or Twitch chat. Click inside the box where you intend to write.
Open the small 9K button beside the usual emoji button, or 9K Catalog inside the emoji picker when available.
Search for a name or catalog shortcut, choose an emoji, and inspect the draft. Selecting the emoji adds it to your message; you still decide when to send.
Keep Show catalog emojis in chat enabled to display supported catalog shortcuts as pictures. AIOEXT users see the rendered image. Someone without the extension may see the shortcut text unless Discord’s bot resolver has posted it as an attachment.
If a tool is missing or stops working
Confirm you are using the website in the browser where AIOEXT is installed. Check that AIOEXT and its permission for that website are enabled, then refresh the page. Avoid keeping both a userscript and an extension copy active on the same page. If an emoji does not enter the draft, click the message box again and repeat the selection.
Media recording and downloading depend on what the page and browser expose. A video playing successfully does not mean the browser can capture or download it. If a website changes its layout, an affected AIOEXT tool may need an update. When asking for help, include your browser, AIOEXT version, the affected page, and the action that failed.
Discord tools
Find and post a 9000INC emoji
The Discord bot searches the shared website catalog and can send a selected emoji file into a conversation. Use its picker when you want to compare results, or a catalog shortcut when you already know the exact entry.
Browse before posting
In a Discord conversation where the 9000INC app is available, type /emoji and select the command. With no search, it opens the catalog browser. To search without immediately sending a match, select action: Browse emojis and enter your search. Filter by author, rating, emoji type, or static/animated images when the results are too broad.
Check the result’s image and name, then select its button to send that entry. The bot’s picker belongs to the person who opened it. If the buttons expire, run the command again to open a fresh picker.
Send a specific emoji
Use /emoji with the search option and choose a suggested entry. You can use the catalog’s permanent key or shortcut instead of guessing a title. A key such as A1 is an example of the format; use the actual key shown on the emoji you want. Close spellings can help locate an entry, but a broad word may show a selection of matches rather than send immediately.
The optional type setting changes the image’s presentation. Choose the original/raw option when you need the source file rather than a reformatted picture. Sending through the command does not add the emoji to your Discord server’s native emoji slots.
Post in another channel
Select the optional channel field before submitting the command. You can run the command in one channel and send the selected emoji to another channel in the same server. You must be able to view and send in the destination; the bot also needs access to send and attach files there. A private thread additionally requires the appropriate membership. This option does not bypass channel permissions.
Use a shortcut in ordinary text
Where the plain-text resolver is enabled, put the catalog’s displayed :shortcut: in a normal message. A message containing only an emoji can be posted as a file. For a longer message, the resolver tries to preserve its text and mentions while displaying the matched emojis. When a normal replacement cannot display everything, an image fallback can include a Copy text button.
The server and your preferences can turn this resolver off. Server managers can find Plain-text :emoji: resolver in their 9000INC server tools. Replacing an existing message also needs the relevant message-management permissions; successfully using a slash command does not mean ordinary message replacement is enabled.
Add an emoji or resolve a failed post
Use /emoji-catalog and its Add action to submit an image or custom Discord emoji. Its management actions let you find and update your own entries. For a failed send, first check whether the search returned an entry. If it did, check the destination’s permissions and whether its thread is still open. If it did not, try the exact key from the website catalog.
AIOEXT’s browser picker and the Discord bot use the catalog in different ways: the picker inserts a draft shortcut for you to send, while the bot command posts an image file. Use the bot command when people should be able to see the image without installing AIOEXT.
Optional walkthroughs
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