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/Rank - guest Demoted to guest | /Rank - guest Demoted to guest | ||
@- Following up on the last [[Private Messages|private message]] I sent. | |||
==Repeating world names== | ==Repeating world names== | ||
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==Writing long commands/messages== | ==Writing long commands/messages== | ||
:Multiple lines can be merged into one message/command by appending <code> /</code> (a space and a slash) to continue a message on the next line. For example: | :Multiple lines can be merged into one message/command by appending <code> /</code> (a space and a slash) to continue a message on the next line. For example: | ||
This is is a very long / | This is is a very long / | ||
message that had to be / | message that had to be / | ||
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This is a very long message that had to be split into multiple lines. | This is a very long message that had to be split into multiple lines. | ||
==Restricting | ==Restricting name search to online players== | ||
:Normally commands that work on both online and offline players search the whole database. This reduces the effectiveness of autocompletion. You can limit a command to look for only online players' names by adding <code>!</code> (exclamation mark) in front of the partial name. For example, there's a player named "Derp9017231923" online, and you want to freeze them. If you do... | :Normally commands that work on both online and offline players search the whole database. This reduces the effectiveness of autocompletion. You can limit a command to look for only online players' names by adding <code>!</code> (exclamation mark) in front of the partial name. For example, there's a player named "Derp9017231923" online, and you want to freeze them. If you do... | ||
/f derp | /f derp | ||
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/f !derp | /f !derp | ||
...then the command will only look for online players, and find the one you're looking for. | ...then the command will only look for online players, and find the one you're looking for. | ||
==See Also== | |||
{{ChatStuff}} | {{ChatStuff}} | ||
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[[Category:Chat Features]] | |||
Latest revision as of 05:27, 17 August 2013
Repeating last-used command
- To repeat the last command that you entered, type
/(a single slash).
Repeating player names
- To re-use the name of a player that you used with a previous command, put
-(hyphen/minus) in place of the player/world name. For example:
/Info SomePlayer /Kick - /Rank - guest Demoted to guest @- Following up on the last private message I sent.
Repeating world names
- World names can be repeated same way as player names. For example:
/WLoad foo.fcm Foo /WBuild - builder /Join -
Writing long commands/messages
- Multiple lines can be merged into one message/command by appending
/(a space and a slash) to continue a message on the next line. For example:
This is is a very long / message that had to be / split into multiple lines.
Makes...
This is a very long message that had to be split into multiple lines.
Restricting name search to online players
- Normally commands that work on both online and offline players search the whole database. This reduces the effectiveness of autocompletion. You can limit a command to look for only online players' names by adding
!(exclamation mark) in front of the partial name. For example, there's a player named "Derp9017231923" online, and you want to freeze them. If you do...
/f derp
...the command is likely to find a number of players whose names start with "derp" on the database. However, if you do...
/f !derp
...then the command will only look for online players, and find the one you're looking for.
See Also
| Chat Features |
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| Command Tips • Constants • Colors • Emotes • Private Messages |