Game CommandsFollow

Good morning,
Last night my wife and I where hunting in Warrens. I was trying to toggle off the corpses on the floor from our battles, but was unable to remember how. I was hoping we could start a list of in game commands to refer to, and help newer player. I have seen a list like this on another board, but I can’t recall where, or if it is still up.

*Note, Allakhazam has a good list of in game commands, but they seem to be a bit dated.*

Thanks for contributing your knowledge to this list .

/help does not nearly list all of the commands.

Check this out!

Some of the more obscure commands (swiped from the Aude Sapere site)


One-time commands everyone should type in, or consider typing in
/assist off (you don't automatically attack when you assist)
/combatmusic off (no more of that annoying battle music)
/filter off (unless foul language really puts you off, you'll see a lot of gibberish with this on)
/serverfilter on (certain combat messages/battle spam gets filtered by the server, can reduce lag)
/toggleinspect off (you no-longer automatically inspect everyone you righ-click; some people consider unannounced inspections rude)
/dopropertinting on (fixes some funky color problems with Luclin models)
/hitsmode (Creates a battle spam window. Not sure if this works anymore, if it doesn't, do it the long way)
/autojoin [CHANNEL NAME, CHANNEL NAME, CHANNEL NAME, etc] ( sets you up to automatically be in certain channels when you log in)


Lag-Reducing and UI-adjusting Commands
/hidecorpse all (hides all corpses, nice for cutting down lag when you're close to a PoP graveyard)
/hidecorpse allbutgroup (hides all corpses but your group's, cuts down on lag)
/showname 1 (only first names show on your UI. BIG lag reducer
/shownames (toggles all names on and off)
/mixahead [1-16] (allows you to adjust how far ahead the engine pre-mixes sound. Default is 8.
/dynamiclighting [on/off] (Makes light sources light up terrain and characters. It can slow down the framerate, though)

Periodic Useful Commands
/note [TEXT] (Makes a notes.txt file appear in your EQ directory, handy for those who want to remind themselves to look up something or do something later.
/report [PLAYER] (reports the last 10 lines of text in the buffer to the GM's, good for using on griefers and people who are abusing chat channels)
/safelock [WORD] (puts a password on your UI, so your little kid can't make your toon jump into The Hole. To release, type /safelock [SAME WORD] )


Grouping/Raiding
/rtarget (Targets a person who just sent you a tell. Great for buffers who get lots of buff requests on raids)
/ttell (sends a tell to your target. Useful for the guy in charge of giving instructions/keeping new folks in-line, clerics who are rezzing, and people on COTH chains.)
/makeraidleader [NAME] (Passes raid leadership to another)
/setloottype [1-3] (sets loot type for the raid. 1 is leader only, 2 is leader and group leaders, 3 is leader and designated people)
/addraidlooter (adds target to the raid loot list, not sure if you can type in a name instead)
/removeraidlooter (removes target from raid loot list)


Corpse Runs
/corpsedrag (MUCH better than /corpse, you automatically drag a corpse. You can autodrag 2 at a time with this)
/corpsedrop (you stop autodragging the corpse)
ALT-K (turns on an in-game MP3 player)

Switching out and Camping out
/camp desktop (don't have to click your way out of the game after you camp)
/camp server (sends you straight to the server select screen)
Alt-Enter (activates or deactivates window mode)
Control-shift-R (frees up your window's mode mose so you can swap out of the game)

Caster Commands
/book [#] (you open your spellbook straight to a specific page, good for swapping spells in and out fast if you don't like having pre-set lineups.
/savespellset [Number] (saves your current spell lineup)
/memspellset [Number] (brings up a saves spell lineup)

General information
/charinfo (tells you where you are bound)
/guildstatus (name or target) (lets you know if you're talking to a member, officer, or guild leader)
/key (lets you know what you're keyed for)




Edited, Wed Jul 6 10:43:54 2005 by Frakkor

Make sure you have the corpse you want to drop targeted when you issue /corpsedrop. It will save you aggravation!

[quote=The One and Only Frakkor ]
Switching out and Camping out
/camp desktop (don't have to click your way out of the game after you camp)
/camp server (sends you straight to the server select screen)
Alt-Enter (activates or deactivates window mode)
Control-shift-R (frees up your window's mode mose so you can swap out of the game)
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Doesent /exit do the same thing or is there a different effect?

We can actually thank Reinman for this list. I just stole it from him

No.

He was looking for the /hidecorpse command.

That's pretty clever how you can loot a corpse then start fighting again though.

Edited, Wed Jul 6 13:16:26 2005 by Frakkor

Thanks everyone for taking the time to respond to my question, and getting a rocken list going!

F8 will target the nearest mob in front of you, and is an easy key to hit in critical situations. For a ranger, that's immensely useful, particularly for root'n'shoot when the /assist [TANK] obviously won't work, but it's perhaps even more useful as a tank with spell effects flying all over and corpses littering the ground.
You COULD turn spell effects off, or play in black and white, and turn music off, and hide every other graphical feature but the mob (try F10 one day), but that's really a pity and detracts immensely from the experience and the adrenaline rush IMO

Now, if you're like me and can type FAST you can just use the /target MOBNAME command. Of course this isn't quite so helpful when you've got a bunch of mobs with the same name. But this command works for players too as long as they are in range.

Since the last patch I've had to add _ s to mob names (ie A_Mob's_Name) particularly to target corpses. A corpse does not have to be visible for it to be command-line targetted.

/loot: opens the loot window for a targetted corpse. Corpse does not have to be visible to loot it.

/autoinventory: places everything on your cursor in the first available inventory spaces. Stackable items will be placed together.

Something that many dont know is that you dont have to write /who. Its enough to just write /.
For example:
/ all wizard 70
lists all lvl 70 wizards on your server..

/rt (short for /rtarget)

/ooc paying 1kpp for c6 (command to get crack fast, only works in pok).


Thats all I have to add ;)

was posting that Hoijobob was an a$$hole, but he's been banned now for posting gay **** here. so just ignore this.

Edited, Fri Jul 8 14:25:43 2005 by sjames