Difference between revisions of "Stick"
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|<code>stick</code> -list | |<code>stick</code> -list | ||
| − | | | + | |List who is on the channel. |
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|<code>stick</code> -who | |<code>stick</code> -who | ||
| − | | | + | |List who is on the channel. |
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|<code>stick</code> -hist | |<code>stick</code> -hist | ||
Revision as of 05:43, 6 July 2021
stick - The stick channel.
Description
Listen and send messages to other players listening to the stick channel.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
stick
|
List who is on the channel. |
stick <message>
|
Send message to the channel. |
stick :<emote>
|
Send emote to the channel. |
stick -emote <emote>
|
Send emote to the channel. |
stick -list
|
List who is on the channel. |
stick -who
|
List who is on the channel. |
stick -hist
|
Show the latest discussion on the channel. |
stick -more
|
Browse the channel log. |
stick -off
|
Toggle channel off. |
stick -on
|
Toggle channel on. |
stick -toggle
|
Toggle channel on or off. |
Examples
stick
stick hi
stick :grins evilly!
stick -tail
You can create your own custom command macros for any channel like so:
command st stick send
After that, if you type st, you'll see the list of people on the stick channel
st hi
sends a message, while
st :grins evilly!
shows an emote.
See Also
channel, command, gch, mort, ooc, rsay, say, set, shout, tell, whisper, and yell