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==<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''.
==<code>/Rules <Section></code>==
: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.


Shows you all the rules of the server. If you don't follow them, it will probably get consequences by the server Administrator and the staff of the server. The Administrator can change the rules using <code>'ConfigTool < General < Edit Rules'</code>.
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Latest revision as of 02:00, 31 May 2013

Command
Rules

Display the server rules.

Usage

/Rules

/Rules <Section>

CategoryInfo
Usable from console?Yes
Introduced infCraft 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 blah will read from rules/blah.txt file. Colors and constants may also be used in these section files.

Blank lines

Empty lines in rules.txt are ignored, but may be desireable. To print an empty line, simply put &R 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.