Alias.

[Jake]

Pretty sure the ::alias command is broken. Is this from fkn RuneRebels again?

[James]

It works, it's just a little backwards.

It's ::alias whatyouwantthecommandnametobe whatitdo

[Recoil]

Jeezuz Jake, just check the usage. ::)

[Jake]

I swear it never works for me! I tried "::Alias Wildyagility ::tele 2298 3323" And it says that ::wildyagility will teleport me there but it doesn't work when I type it in. It'll say that the command doesn't exist.

Gawsh I hate technicalsz thingsz.

[Kryptonite]

Don't use the second :: marks dude

[wolf]

do it exactly like this;

::alias wildyagility tele 2998 3323

[Jake]

hahahahaahaha what a f*cking idiot.

[Kryptonite]

Lol What

[Jake]

I'm such a retard.

[Ry60003333]

I'm glad you have figured out how to use it! ;)

The reason that it is "backward" is because you can actually leave the parameters for the actual command off. For example, if I wanted a command to force James to do things, I can do...

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::alias forcejames forcecommand james

This will make ::forcejames execute "forcecommand james", but I can add parameters after it. So now, I can do

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::forcejames hit 255
to cause James to take 255 hitpoints worth of damage. 8)

You guys, if you wanted, can make commands like

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::alias stupidtele tele 3000
This would cause ::stupidtele to take in only the Y and optionally the height, and would always set the X value of the teleport to 3000. Useless, but fun!

[Kryptonite]

Oooh that's sweet...