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- //All of the different commands for the client//
- This list is definitive as of September 2004, but not yet fully organized. It taken from the source code and formatted. It still needs to be sorted and categorized.
-
- * Movement
- * Actions
- * fire - Repeatedly use currently selected range item (usually a skill or spell) in given direction.(Note: direction can either be specified as a number after the command, or by using one of the direction commands after using the fire command.)
- * fire_stop - Stop repeating the fire command.
- * run - Repeatedly move in given direction. (Note: direction can either be specified as a number after the command, or by using one of the direction commands after using the run command.)
- * run_stop - Stop repeated movement of the run command.
- * Directions
- * stay - Stay in place.
- * north - Move North (up).
- * east - Move East (right).
- * south - Move South (down).
- * west - Move West (left).
- * northeast - Move Northeast (up and right).
- * southeast - Move Southeast (down and right).
- * southwest - Move Southwest (down and left).
- * northwest - Move Northwest (up and left).
- * Client side commands
- * Actions
- * take - similar to get command. (Note: How is it different? Also, test and describe it.)
- * ; - Not really a command. Used to seperate commands in a single input line.
- * Display information
- * clearinfo - Clear the text window or windows.
- * help - Display help, optionally takes a command name as an argument. (Note: How is this different from the server side command?)
- * inv - Display list of items in inventory. (Note: This should produce similar output to the inventory command, but is processed client side. The server side command is better in almost all instances.)
- * resist - Display list of resistances. (Note: This should produce similar output to the resistances command, but is processed client side. The server side command is better in almost all instances.)
- * magicmap - Display last magic map in seperate window.
- * metaserver - Display the metaserver list. This works even while connected to a server.
- * Client configuration
- * bind - Binds the command (or commands seperated by ;) supplied in the argument to the next key pressed.
- * unbind - Display a list of keybindings. Also, given an argument number, unbinds that binding number.
- * foodbeep
- * savedefaults - Save configuration information to disk.
- * savewinpos - Save window position information to disk. Includes all windows in split mode, and sizes of the various window panes.
- * show
- * showicon
- * showweight
- * disconnect - Disconnect from the server. (Note: This command is a bit buggy, as it disconnects from the server, but doesn't update the client mode, so you have to use Disconnect in the Client menu before you can do anything else.)
- * Scripting
- * script - Start executing a given script.
- * scripts - Display list of running scripts, and their script numbers.
- * scriptkill - Stop a given script from executing. Takes the script number as an argument.
- * scripttell - Communicate information to a given script. Takes the script number as the first argument. The rest is passed on to the script.
- * Debugging commands
- * dmalloc
- * mapredraw
- * num_free_items
- * Not yet subcategorized
- * autorepeat
- * cwindow
- * scroll
- * Communication
- * With words
- * party - On its own, only displays help for its several subcommands.
- * party form - To form a party, type: party form <partyname>
- * party passwd - To set or change a password for a party, type: party passwd <password> Passwords are limited to 8 characters.
- * party list - Display a list of current parties.
- * party join - To join a party, type: party join <partyname> If the party has a passwd, it will you prompt you for it.
- * party leave - Leave a party.
- * party say - To talk to party members, type: party say <message>
- * party who - Display a list of all party members.
- * party kills - See what you've killed. (Not implemented/Broken?)
- * gsay
- * shout
- * chat
- * tell
- * reply
- * say
- * shout
- * me
- * Random Events
- * cointoss
- * orcknuckle
- * Actions
- * nod
- * dance
- * kiss
- * bounce
- * smile
- * cackle
- * laugh
- * giggle
- * shake
- * puke
- * growl
- * scream
- * sigh
- * sulk
- * hug
- * cry
- * poke
- * accuse
- * grin
- * bow
- * clap
- * blush
- * burp
- * chuckle
- * cough
- * flip
- * frown
- * gasp
- * glare
- * groan
- * hiccup
- * lick
- * pout
- * shiver
- * shrug
- * slap
- * smirk
- * snap
- * sneeze
- * snicker
- * sniff
- * snore
- * spit
- * strut
- * thank
- * twiddle
- * wave
- * whistle
- * wink
- * yawn
- * beg
- * bleed
- * cringe
- * think
- * Commands that are not yet organized
- * explore
- * apply
- * applymode
- * archs
- * body
- * brace
- * build
- * cast
- * disarm
- * drop
- * dropall
- * examine
- * get
- * help
- * hiscore
- * inventory
- * invoke
- * killpets
- * listen
- * mapinfo
- * mark
- * output-sync
- * output-count
- * peaceful
- * pickup
- * prepare
- * quit
- * rename
- * resistances
- * rotateshoottype
- * shutdown
- * skills
- * use_skill
- * ready_skill
- * search
- * search-items
- * statistics
- * take
- * throw
- * time
- * weather
- * title
- * usekeys
- * bowmode
- * petmode
- * wimpy
- * Socket commands - these should really do nothing more than output things to the various players/sockets. (This description is from the source code, not necessarily final.)
- * hiscore
- * logs
- * maps
- * motd
- * players
- * who
- * Game internals
- * save
- * sound
- * sstable
- * verify
- * fix_me
- * malloc
- * strings
- * version
- * printlos
- * DM commands
- * DM character commands
- * dm
- * dmhide
- * hide
- * nodm
- * nowiz
- * possess (This command is disabled)
- * wizpass
- * Movement
- * goto
- * teleport
- * Player examination and modification
- * addexp
- * banish
- * freeze
- * kick
- * summon
- * toggle_shout
- * Object examination and modification
- * create
- * dump
- * dumpbelow
- * free
- * patch
- * remove
- * Stack based object examination and modification
- * diff
- * stack_list
- * stack_pop
- * stack_push
- * Map examination and modification
- * reset
- * Server status
- * plugin
- * pluglist
- * plugout
- * Not yet categorized
- * abil
- * debug
- * dumpfriendlyobjects
- * dumpallarchetypes
- * dumpallmaps
- * dumpallobjects
- * dumpmap
- * forget_spell
- * invisible
- * learn_special_prayer
- * learn_spell
- * set_god
- * speed
- * ssdumptable
- * stats
- * style_info
- * overlay_save
- * mon_aggr
- * loadtest
-
- //This list is intended to be accurate, so please don't recategorize anything unless you're absolutely sure. That means don't move a command from "Not yet categorized" to where you think it should be, but aren't sure.//
-
- EditMe : Give a brief description of each command, and finish categorizing commands. Annoyingly, this requires testing each command to make sure we're accurate.
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