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|f2=<Yourname> some message | |f2=<Yourname> some message | ||
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| − | |f1c=#D99A05|f2c=#FFFF00}} | + | |g1=*John* some message |
| + | |g1e=You in game | ||
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Displays the current time. | Displays the current time. | ||
| − | Example: {{Chat example | + | Example: {{Chat example|f1=The current local time is {{#timel: H:i:s}}, and the date is {{#timel: m/d/y}}<br/>The current world (GMT) time is {{#time: H:i:s}}, and the date is {{#time: m/d/y}}|f1c=#808080}} |
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Revision as of 00:50, 28 July 2010
The list is incomplete
Used anywhere
/me <msg>
Example: /me says hello. gives one of the following to everyone:
/msg <player name> <msg>
Sends a private message to a specific player.
Example:Example: /msg John some message results in:
Note that in WormNET channel the square brackets [] are used instead of angular brackets <> shown above.
Used in WormNET channel
/help
Displays the following:
/msg <nickname> messagetext ( Allows you to send a message to a specific channel member )
/away messagetext ( Send this message text to anyone sending you a message )
/away ( Clears the away message )
/me actiontext ( Sends you a message to show you have performed an action )
/ignore <nickname> ( Ignores user, or clears ignores if nickname omitted )
/time ( Display the time and date both locally and GMT )
/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:The current world (GMT) time is 10:53:17, and the date is 11/25/24
Used in lobby
/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.)
/150
For the game host only. Enables 150% speed. (Everything in-game go 50% faster.)
/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:
/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.
