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(New page: =Slash Command= ::'''/whereami''' This command shows what server you are on and what zone you are in. =Example:= If you use the command, it will show up in your chatbox and look like this...)
 
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=Example:=
=Example:=
If you use the command, it will show up in your chatbox and look like this:
If you use the command, it will show up in your chat window and look like this:


Server: Your Current Server
Server: Your Current Server
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=Common Uses=
=Common Uses=
A lot of the times where some [[altitis]] inflicted people make characters on different servers often forget which server they made thier character on, it is easy to use this command rather than asking other people what server you are currently on.
A lot of the times, when some [[altitis]]-afflicted people make characters on different servers often forget which server they made their character on, it is easy to use this command rather than asking other people what server you are currently on.
 
The mission map name is useful to developers when submitting [[Bug (Slash Command)|bugs]] regarding map errors such as holes in geometry or impassable obstructions.
 
=See Also=
*[[Loc (Slash Command)]]
 
 
[[Category:Slash Commands]]

Revision as of 03:08, 8 May 2008

Slash Command

/whereami

This command shows what server you are on and what zone you are in.

Example:

If you use the command, it will show up in your chat window and look like this:

Server: Your Current Server

Zone/Mission: Your current zone/mission

Common Uses

A lot of the times, when some altitis-afflicted people make characters on different servers often forget which server they made their character on, it is easy to use this command rather than asking other people what server you are currently on.

The mission map name is useful to developers when submitting bugs regarding map errors such as holes in geometry or impassable obstructions.

See Also