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==<code>/Rules</code>== | ==<code>/Rules</code>== | ||
:Prints contents of ''rules.txt'' file. If no such file exists, prints a placeholder message ("Rules: Use common sense!"). This message can be changed by editing ''rules.txt'', or by using ConfigGUI (General tab -> Edit Rules). You may use any [[/Colors|color codes]] or [[Constants|string constants]] in ''rules.txt''. | :Prints contents of ''rules.txt'' file. If no such file exists, prints a placeholder message ("Rules: Use common sense!"). This message can be changed by editing ''rules.txt'', or by using ConfigGUI (General tab -> Edit Rules). You may use any [[/Colors|color codes]] or [[Constants|string constants]] in ''rules.txt''. | ||
==<code>/Rules <Section></code>== | ==<code>/Rules <Section></code>== | ||
:Additional rule sections may be specified by creating a "rules" directory, and placing text files into it. For instance, | :Additional rule sections may be specified by creating a "rules" directory, and placing text files into it. For instance, {{cmd|Rules|blah}} will read from ''rules/blah.txt'' file. Colors and constants may also be used in these section files. | ||
==Blank lines== | |||
:Empty lines in <code>rules.txt</code> are ignored, but may be desireable. To print an empty line, simply put <code>&R</code> in it, which is the default color. This way the line won't be ignored by the parser, and the linewrapper doesn't need to print any additional characters. | |||
{{LastUpdated|1201}} | {{LastUpdated|1201}} | ||
Latest revision as of 02:00, 31 May 2013
| Command | |
| Rules Display the server rules. | |
|---|---|
| Usage |
/Rules /Rules <Section> |
| Category | Info |
| Usable from console? | Yes |
| Introduced in | fCraft 0.316 |
/Rules
- Prints contents of rules.txt file. If no such file exists, prints a placeholder message ("Rules: Use common sense!"). This message can be changed by editing rules.txt, or by using ConfigGUI (General tab -> Edit Rules). You may use any color codes or string constants in rules.txt.
/Rules <Section>
- Additional rule sections may be specified by creating a "rules" directory, and placing text files into it. For instance,
/Rules blahwill read from rules/blah.txt file. Colors and constants may also be used in these section files.
Blank lines
- Empty lines in
rules.txtare ignored, but may be desireable. To print an empty line, simply put&Rin it, which is the default color. This way the line won't be ignored by the parser, and the linewrapper doesn't need to print any additional characters.