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==Slash Command== | ==Slash Command== | ||
{{SlashCommandArticle|command=left|options= | {{SlashCommandArticle|command=left|options=+, ++, 0-1|note=Move left.}} | ||
{{Movement Options}} | |||
* By default, this command is bound to the D key as <code>+left</code>. | |||
==Examples== | |||
/left 1 | |||
/+left | |||
{{Navbox Movement}} | {{Navbox Movement}} | ||
Revision as of 21:58, 25 July 2022
Slash Command
/left +, ++, 0-1
Move left.
The command behaves differently depending on the option that is used:
| Option | Behavior |
|---|---|
| + | Activates the command while the key or button is pressed, deactivates when the key or button is released. |
| ++ | Toggles the command on and off with each press of the key or button. |
| 1 | Activates the command indefinitely, until it is disabled. |
| 0 | Disables the command. |
- The "+" and "++" options are prefixes that must be placed at the beginning of the command. These options are intended to be used with commands that are bound to keys or mouse buttons.
- The "1" and "0" options must be placed after the command separated by a space or comma.
- By default, this command is bound to the D key as
+left.
Examples
/left 1 /+left