Scripts, Commands, & Flow

delegation

Syntax

/delegation {groups}

Use Case:

Sets or displays the groups of sessions that this session will delegate commands to.

Arguments:

• {groups}: Comma-separated list of session group names.

Examples:

1. /delegation {healers,tanks}
2. /delegation

See Also:

window, delegate

if

Syntax

/if {expression} {command_if_true} [{command_if_false}]

Use Case:

Executes a command if an expression evaluates to true (non-zero). Supports an optional else clause.

Arguments:

• {expression}: The condition to test.
• {true} : Command to run if true.
• {false} : Optional command to run if false.

Examples:

1. /if {$hp < 20} {/echo DANGER} {/echo SAFE} (Echos status based on HP)
2. /if {@connected()} {look} (Runs look only if connected)

See Also:

while, @if

loop

Syntax

/loop {start,end[,var]} {command}

Use Case:

Executes a command for each value in a specified range. Updates a loop variable for each iteration.

Arguments:

• {start,end}: The range (e.g. 1,5).
• {var} : Optional variable name (defaults to ‘LoopCount’).
• {command} : The command to run.

Examples:

1. /loop {1,5} {get item $LoopCount} (Gets items 1 through 5)
2. /loop {10,1,i} {/echo Blastoff in $i…} (Countdown from 10 to 1)

See Also:

while

math

Syntax

/math {variable} {expression}

Use Case:

Evaluates a mathematical expression and stores the result in a variable.

Arguments:

• {variable} : The variable name to store the result.
• {expression}: The math formula (e.g. 2 + 2).

Examples:

1. /math {gold} {@math($gold + 500)} (Updates the gold variable)
2. /math {counter} {$counter + 1} (Increments a counter)

See Also:

var, @math

showother

Syntax

/showother {session} {text}

Use Case:

Displays local text in another session’s terminal window without sending it to the server.

Arguments:

• {session}: Target session name.
• {text} : The text to display.

Examples:

1. /showother {chat} {— System Message —}

See Also:

window

while

Syntax

/while {expression} {command}

Use Case:

Repeatedly executes a command as long as an expression remains true (non-zero). Includes a safety limit of 1000 iterations.

Arguments:

• {expression}: The condition to test.
• {command} : The command to repeat.

Examples:

1. /while {$count < 10} {/math {count} {$count + 1};/echo $count} (Counts from 1 to 10)

See Also:

if, loop

window

Syntax

/window {windowName} {command}

Use Case:

Sends a command to a specific output window or another active session. The command will be evaluated by the target’s script engine.

NOTE: ** Procedures** and ** Aliases** are evaluated by the ** target’s** script engine. NOTE: ** Variables** are evaluated by the ** sender’s** script engine.

Arguments:

• {windowName}: The name of the target window.
• {command} : The command string to execute.

Examples:

1. /window {CommLog} {/echo Hello!}
2. /window {Combat} {kill target}

See Also:

session