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* ''1'' turns an option on | * ''1'' turns an option on | ||
* Other options may have a range of values in numbers, letters, or words.}} | * Other options may have a range of values in numbers, letters, or words.}} | ||
* For a list of option settings see [[Option Names List]]. | * For a list of option settings to use with {{slashcommand|option_set}} see [[Option Names List]]. | ||
* Make sure you close the Options window before you change any settings with a slash command. If you use a slash command while the Options window is open, often nothing will change. | * Make sure you close the Options window before you change any settings with a slash command. If you use a slash command while the Options window is open, often nothing will change. | ||
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==Also== | ==Also== | ||
* [[Option Names List]] | |||
* [[The Players' Guide to the Cities/User Interface/Options Window|Options Window]] | * [[The Players' Guide to the Cities/User Interface/Options Window|Options Window]] | ||
* [[Options file structure]] | * [[Options file structure]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:21, 24 February 2024
Slash Command
/option_set option_name value
This slash command allows a user to set various options through the chat command line or through binds/macros, instead of opening the options window.
option_name is the option name that can be found in the options.txt file generated by the /option_save command. Options.txt is located in the Default Directory (typically either <COHInstallDirectory>\settings\live\, <COHInstallDirectory>\data\, or <COHInstallDirectory>\). A possibly less complete list of option names can be brought up using the /option_list command. There are 110 different options that can be set using the option_set command [updated June 7, 2022].
- value can be multiple choices:
- 0 turns an option off
- 1 turns an option on
- Other options may have a range of values in numbers, letters, or words.
- For a list of option settings to use with /option_set see Option Names List.
- Make sure you close the Options window before you change any settings with a slash command. If you use a slash command while the Options window is open, often nothing will change.
Example
/option_set NoXP 1
- Enables the "NoXP" option, turning off experience gain.
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