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== Slash Command == | == Slash Command == | ||
{{SlashCommandArticle|command=who|options= | {{SlashCommandArticle|command=who|options=options|note=Searches for character name.}} | ||
* This command is the same as the {{slashcommand|search}} slash command except it ''requires'' an argument after the command to bring up the player search window. The argument could be anything... a name, a number, etc. | * This command is the same as the {{slashcommand|search}} slash command except it ''requires'' an argument after the command to bring up the player search window. The argument could be anything... a name, a number, etc. | ||
* The {{slashcommand|who}} command | * The {{slashcommand|who}} command uses the same ''options'' as the {{slashcommand|search}} command. | ||
'''Tip:''' Use the {{slashcommand|search}} command instead. It's slightly easier. | '''Tip:''' Use the {{slashcommand|search}} command instead. It's slightly easier. | ||
==Example== | ==Example== | ||
/who SuperBob | /who SuperBob +all | ||
Revision as of 22:10, 15 August 2022
Slash Command
/who options
Searches for character name.
- This command is the same as the /search slash command except it requires an argument after the command to bring up the player search window. The argument could be anything... a name, a number, etc.
- The /who command uses the same options as the /search command.
Tip: Use the /search command instead. It's slightly easier.
Example
/who SuperBob +all