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:: <code>###Image Server Mode! Taking Costumes from C:\Games\Homecoming\assets and putting them in C:\COHgraphics</code> | :: <code>###Image Server Mode! Taking Costumes from C:\Games\Homecoming\assets and putting them in C:\COHgraphics</code> | ||
:: <code>###Image Server Mode! Now monitoring for .csv files in C:\Games\Homecoming\assets</code> | :: <code>###Image Server Mode! Now monitoring for .csv files in C:\Games\Homecoming\assets</code> | ||
The above source and target directories are semi-random paths I made up and are not correct | The above source and target directories are semi-random paths I made up and are not correct because this command deals with the game server, not the game client that players install and play. I'm not certain if the source directory is a .pigg file on the game server that contains costume parts, or if it is an external directory containing costume parts that are to be inputted into the game server. Also it appears a .csv spreadsheet file may be involved in the source directory. Obviously, the /imageserver command probably has something to do with costume parts, but it might also be related to any image in the game. | ||
Revision as of 07:30, 18 February 2024
Slash Command
Sets game to Image Server mode.
UNKNOWN FUNCTIONALITY
- The /ImageServer command takes two arguments or <strings>. The first string is the source directory path and second string is the target directory path.
- This is a developer command, and not intended for players to use.
Editor's Notes: When the slash command /ImageServer C:\Games\Homecoming\assets C:\COHgraphics
is run in game, the following results occur in the console:
###Image Server Mode! Taking Costumes from C:\Games\Homecoming\assets and putting them in C:\COHgraphics
###Image Server Mode! Now monitoring for .csv files in C:\Games\Homecoming\assets
The above source and target directories are semi-random paths I made up and are not correct because this command deals with the game server, not the game client that players install and play. I'm not certain if the source directory is a .pigg file on the game server that contains costume parts, or if it is an external directory containing costume parts that are to be inputted into the game server. Also it appears a .csv spreadsheet file may be involved in the source directory. Obviously, the /imageserver command probably has something to do with costume parts, but it might also be related to any image in the game.
Example
/imageserver C:\Games\Homecoming\assets C:\COHgraphics