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==Equipment== | ==Equipment== | ||
<code>eq</code> or <code>equip</code> lets you equip, unequip, and use equipment. | <code>eq</code> or <code>equip</code> lets you equip, unequip, and use equipment. | ||
{{HeaderNoTOC|Equip item}} | {{HeaderNoTOC|Equip item}} | ||
<code>eq fishingpole</code> equips an item in to its respective slot. | |||
{{HeaderNoTOC|Use item}} | |||
<code>eq fishingpole use</code> uses an item, similar to pressing the left mouse button/using "V". The item has to have been equipped already. | |||
{{HeaderNoTOC| | {{HeaderNoTOC|Unequip item}} | ||
<code>eq</code> unequips your primary item (typically, the one you're actively holding in your hand). | |||
<code>eq all</code> unequips any of your equipped items (which includes accessories and other gear attached to parts of your body). | |||
{{HeaderNoTOC|Equipment list}} | {{HeaderNoTOC|Equipment list}} | ||
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<code>fc</code> to stop facial expressions. | <code>fc</code> to stop facial expressions. | ||
==Play | ==Play emote== | ||
<code> | <code>em</code> or <code>emote</code> to play a specific emote. | ||
{{HeaderNoTOC|Play emote}} | |||
<code>em yes</code> will play the "yes" emote, the same one that plays with the chat command "/em yes" or when pressing "yes" in the emoter window. | |||
{{HeaderNoTOC|Cancel emote}} | |||
<code>em</code> will cancel any currently playing emote. | |||
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==Wait/Delay== | ==Wait/Delay== | ||
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{{HeaderNoTOC|Wait for a certain amount of time}} | {{HeaderNoTOC|Wait for a certain amount of time}} | ||
<code> | <code>wait 5</code> waits for 5 seconds before running more of the code. Mind the space! (".5" without space doesn't mean anything) | ||
{{HeaderNoTOC|Wait until action is finished}} | {{HeaderNoTOC|Wait until action is finished}} | ||
<code> | <code>wait</code> simply waits until an action like walking, fading, or other things are completed. This is a great way to ensure finishing moving to a location. | ||
<code>wait:Target</code> can be used to target an action wait for a specific character. | |||
==Repeat/For Loop== | ==Repeat/For Loop== | ||
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This allows the script runner to move forward and pause for 2 seconds for a total of 5 times. | This allows the script runner to move forward and pause for 2 seconds for a total of 5 times. | ||
== | ==Camera control== | ||
<code>cm</code> or <code>camera</code> lets you control cutscenes, cameras, and have a few cinematic controls. | <code>cm</code> or <code>camera</code> lets you control cutscenes, cameras, and have a few cinematic controls. | ||
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Remember to put <code>wait</code> to wait for the fade. (eg. <code>wait 1.0</code> to wait one second after doing <code>cm fade 1.0</code>) | Remember to put <code>wait</code> to wait for the fade. (eg. <code>wait 1.0</code> to wait one second after doing <code>cm fade 1.0</code>) | ||
{{HeaderNoTOC|Fading to player}} | |||
<code>cm fadeplayer</code> is a shorthand to fade to black, reset camera to player, then fade out (with automatic waiting). | |||
{{HeaderNoTOC|Dissolving}} | {{HeaderNoTOC|Dissolving}} | ||
<code>cm dissolve</code> creates a short dissolve effect (a snapshot of the screen is faded out to a new shot). | <code>cm dissolve</code> creates a short dissolve effect (a snapshot of the screen is faded out to a new shot). | ||
{{HeaderNoTOC|Blurring}} | |||
<code>cm blur 2.0</code> toggles a blurry effect on the screen with 2.0x power. | |||
<code>cm blur</code> toggles the blurry effect off. | |||