User commands: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 21:06, 10 July 2011

Command	Purpose	Usage	Example	Notes
/i	Spawns Items	/i [Item ID OR Name]	/i grass OR /i 2 OR /i 2 128	You can use either the name or item ID, if no quantity is specified, you will be given 1 stack (64) by default.
/search	Search for items by Name or ID	/search [item OR ID]	/search grass OR /search 2
/spawn	Returns you to Spawn	/spawn	/spawn	useful if you need a reference point or a refresher on the rules/banned items.
/i [Item ID OR Name]	row 4, cell 2	row 4, cell 3	}

/i -Usage: /i [item ID or Name] [#] e.g. /i 1 128 or /i stone 128. Number is optional, no number value defaults to 1 stack of 64.
/sethome - sets a home. USAGE: /sethome AND /sethome newhome. Multi-home is enabled, users can set multiple homes.
/home - teleports you to your defualt home. /home homename teleports you to that home.
/listhomes - lists all the homes you've set.
/msg AND /m - sends a private message to a user. USAGE: /msg [username] [message] OR /m [username] [message]
/r replies to the last person to send you a PM - USAGE: /r [message]
/helpreq - sends a moderator request - USAGE: /helpreq [request]

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-THIS PAGE NEEDS HELP. MAYBE A TABLE.
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
-The following is a list of commands users can use.
+! Command
+! Purpose
-==Creative==
+! Usage
+! Example
+! Notes
+|-
+| /i
+| Spawns Items
+| /i [Item ID OR Name]
+| /i grass OR /i 2 OR /i 2 128
+| You can use either the name or item ID, if no quantity is specified, you will be given 1 stack (64) by default.
+|-
+| /search
+| Search for items by Name or ID
+| /search [item OR ID]
+| /search grass OR /search 2
+|
+|-
+| /spawn
+| Returns you to Spawn
+| /spawn
+| /spawn
+| useful if you need a reference point or a refresher on the rules/banned items.
+|-
+| /i [Item ID OR Name]
+| row 4, cell 2
+| row 4, cell 3
+| Cell 4|}
+|}
 */i -Usage: /i [item ID or Name] [#] e.g. /i 1 128 or /i stone 128. Number is optional, no number value defaults to 1 stack of 64.
 */sethome - sets a home. USAGE: /sethome AND /sethome newhome. Multi-home is enabled, users can set multiple homes.