EQ2Interface - Command list with args?

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Command list with args?

Didn't someone post a seperated list somewhere that listed all the slash commands showing which commands required certain arguments, and another that was boolean commands?

I could have sworn someone did, but can't seem to find it.

I'm just trying to mess around with commands, looking for any un-documented tweaks, such as....

cl_memory_override
cl_textureshrink
r_gui_cachebuffers_max_unused_frames
r_gui_textures_max_unused_frames
r_max_sequence_texture_frames

You mean this sticky http://www.eq2interface.com/forums/s...ead.php?t=982? Might do with some updating, but I have not seen anything newer being posted. See post #20 for parameters.

/cl_textureshrink takes values from 0 (full size) up to 3 I think. I don't recall having looked at the others.

Ah, it was in that topic! I didn't think it was on the 1st page. Unforunately, that is the outdated list.

Thanks much though. Was going crazy thinking that post didn't exist.

:o

Just for your edification, if you type any key following a slash, then hit the tab key, it will display every possible command that starts with that letter.

For instance

/t <tab> will tell you every command that starts with a t

In case you really want to play around.

;)

Well I have known that for ages. But just knowing a command name doesn't help with what arguments are required for it to work, or the amount of arguments that the command will take.

Found this post on the net randomly:

Code:

/attuned_inv_r <0-255> \

/attuned_inv_g <0-255> |- these control the R/G/B of the backdrop for attuned item icons

/attuned_inv_b <0-255> /



/bubble_fontsize # - controls the font size of chat bubbles, uses the same value range as the chat window font sizes



/cl_condensed_chat <1 or 0> - condenses chat from "Player says to channel, "text"" to "Player (channel) : "text"" or something like that



/con_version <0 or 1> - Switches con systems, 0 is the arrows system, 1 is frames



/current_drink - no argument, returns current drink

/current_food - no argument, returns current food



/empty_inv_r <0-255> \

/empty_inv_g <0-255> |- these control the R/G/B of empty item slots

/empty_inv_b <0-255> /



/filled_inv_r <0-255> \

/filled_inv_g <0-255> |- these control the R/G/B of the backdrop for plain items

/filled_inv_b <0-255> /



/flash_window <page.Window> - flashes the given window and circles arrows around it, keeps doing this until you relog.. example /flash_window mainhud.Player (case sensitive)



/get_coins - no argument, tells you your coin amounts in the chat window



/house_kick - never used it, but I'd assume it lets you kick people out of your house



/house_own_all - never used it, but I'd assume this claims ownership of all unclaimed items in a house



/nextpovsettings - toggles between first/third person view



/o_max_farplane <0-1000?> - same effect as the "Rendering Distance" slider in options, however it can be set as low as 0 which gives you a black screen (reduce comp stress while afk?), or around 20 for extreme lag situations.. setting this too low can be dangerous though :p



/r_flat_ambient <0 or 1> - setting this to 1 basically disables dynamic lighting on surfaces, giving a sort of crude night vision.. very handy at night (setting to 0 turns it back to normal)



/r_skydome_priority <0 or 1> - disables/enables rendering of the skydome.. when it's off, the sky is solid black but lighting is unaffected. useful in high-lag situations maybe



/unattuned_inv_r <0-255> \

/unattuned_inv_g <0-255> |- these control the R/G/B of the backdrop for unattuned item icons

/unattuned_inv_b <0-255> /



/unusable_inv_r <0-255> \

/unusable_inv_g <0-255> |- these control the R/G/B of the backdrop for items you can't use

/unusable_inv_b <0-255> /



/use_equipped_item <0-19> - uses the indicated equipped item, slots are:



0=Primary

1=Secondary

2=Head

3=Chest

4=Shoulders

5=Forearms

6=Hands

7=Legs

8=Feet

9=Left Ring

10=Right Ring

11=Earring

12=Neck

13=Left Wrist

14=Right Wrist

15=Range

16=Ammo

17=Waist

18=Activate (left)

19=Activate (right)

The last part is known around here already I think.
Dunno how much of it is still usable.

There is a post on the SOE forum somewhere that has a crap load of commands and their format. I looked for a it a little bit but didn't try to hard.

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Originally Posted by Landiin (Post 74834)

There is a post on the SOE forum somewhere that has a crap load of commands and their format. I looked for a it a little bit but didn't try to hard.

take this one: http://forums.station.sony.com/eq2/p...opic_id=286524

Mmm. I both have seen that and have it book marked. However, there's really nothing interesting out of those commands. They pretty much include only the commonly known commands.

Ok, if you want uncommon commands, how about:

/r_ft_override_face 1
/r_ft_face <font name>

Allows you to switch out all vector fonts during runtime without needing to dig into the XMLs. Bitmap fonts are unaffected. <font name> is the system's font name, not one you might have defined in the XML. Type the following to get back to the fonts defined in the XML:

/r_ft_override_face 0

You may also need to deactivate "Use small sans serif font" which sometimes gets set automatically by the option above.

Other useful font options:

/r_ft_contrast # - configure the smooth fonts amount. I think 0.5 is default.
/r_ft_hinting #
/r_ft_kerning #
/r_ft_brightness #

There are some more, you know how to find them. Some may crash your game.

Useful but you probably know it:

/cl_log_input 0/1 - turn input logging off

You likely also know

/r_performance # - parameters go from 0 to 7 with 0=Extreme Quality and 7=Custom

But probably not these:

/r_suggested_performance_CPU
/r_suggested_performance_GFX
/r_suggested_performance_RAM
/r_suggested_performance_overall

They are read only and you need to read their values via script (values have identical meaning as the parameters for r_performance above. The suggestions are bad though, I think with a 8800 GTX it suggested very high performance mode.