Command execution and arguments
SPECIAL PLAYER CASES:
all - includes everyone
others - includes everyone except you
me - includes your player only
@username - searches for players by username only (ignores displaynames)
#[number] - gets a specified amount of random players
random - affects a random player
%[team name] - includes everyone on a given team
allies / team - players who are on your team
enemies / nonteam - players who are not on your team
friends - anyone who is friends with you (might not work on someone if ran immediately after you friend them)
nonfriends - anyone who is not friends with you
guests - guest players (I don't think guests even exist anymore)
bacons - anyone with the "bacon" or pal hair
age[number] - includes anyone below or at the given age
rad[number] - includes anyone within the given radius
nearest - gets the closest player to you
farthest - gets the farthest player from you
group[ID] - gets players who are in a certain group
alive - gets players who are alive
dead - gets players who are dead
cursor - gets the closest player to your cursor
npcs - searches for game npcs
Get multiple players using commas: ;locate noob,noob2,bob
You can use - to exclude and + to include / - to set difference and + to set intersection
Example:
;locate -age15 - gets everyone above age 15 instead of below
LOOP COMMANDS:
[How many times it loops]^[delay (optional)]^[command]
The "breakloops" command stops all running loops
Examples:
;5^btools - gives you 5 sets of btools
;10^3^drophats - drops your hats every 3 seconds 10 times
;inf^0.1^animspeed 100 - infinitely loops your animation speed to 100
EXECUTE MULTIPLE COMMANDS AT ONCE:
You can execute multiple commands at once using "\"
Examples:
;drophats\respawn - drops your hats and respawns you
;enable inventory\enable playerlist\refresh - enables those coregui items and refreshes you
BROWSE COMMAND HISTORY:
While focused on the command bar, you can use the up and down arrow keys to browse recently used commands
Autocomplete in the command bar:
While focused on the command bar, you can use the tab key to insert the top suggested command into the command bar.