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Revision as of 13:46, 27 July 2010

The list is incomplete

Used anywhere

/me <msg>

Sends an 'action' message to all players. The message will appear white in the WormNET channel, green in other places. Example:

Example: /me says hello. gives one of the following to everyone:

Yourname says hello.(Everyone in lobby or LAN screen)
* Yourname says hello. *(Everyone in WormNET channel)
Yourname says hello.
(Everyone in game)

/msg <player name> <msg>

Sends a private message to a specific player.

Example:

Example: /msg John some message results in:

*John* some message(You in frontend)
<Yourname> some message(John in frontend)

Note that in WormNET channel the square brackets [] are used instead of angular brackets <> shown above.

Used in WormNET channel

/ignore <player name>

Ignores a player in WormNET. Ignored players will have their nickname appear red in the nickname list.

Example: /ignore Example ignores the player named Example.

/unignore <player name>

Un-ignores a player in WormNET.

Example: /unignore Example

/time <player name> <msg>

Displays the current time.

Example:

Example: /time displays:

The current local time is 19:54:17, and the date is 11/25/24
The current world (GMT) time is 19:54:17, and the date is 11/25/24

Used in lobby

/u or /url

For the game host only. Displays and copies a wa://address-of-host URL into the clipboard, which can be used by other players to join the game directly.

/batty

For the game host only. Enables BattyRope. (Rope will stay connected during other players' turns.)

/ts

For the game host only. Enables TestStuff.

Used in game

/anon <msg>

Sends an anonymous message to all players. The message will appear yellow.

Example:

Example: /anon I'm nobody! Who are you? gives the following to everyone:

[I'm nobody! Who are you?]

/afk or /away

Away from keyboard. The game will automatically skip your turns while this mode is activated. If enabled during worm placement, the worm will be automatically teleported to a random spot.


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