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Explains the Commands' Syntax of TibiaTek Bot
Phase-Deploy, Phase-Support
Updated Feb 4, 2010 by ing.cabr...@gmail.com

Introduction

Every command in TibiaTek Bot requires a proper syntax to perform it's task.

All commands have to be preceded by an ampersand (&). Commands are meant to be written in the TibiaTek Bot channel but you can also write them on any other channels.

Caution: try to send commands via the TibiaTek Bot channel to avoid blatant mistakes on public channels (by forgetting to put the ampersand (&) before the command name). Moreover, you should also make sure spells are written on other channels, not on the TibiaTek Bot channel because they will not be parsed.

Commands and Arguments

TibiaTek Bot has two kinds of commands. Those that accept "on" or "off" as arguments and those that accept more than that. Let's start with the ones that accept "on" or "off".

Commands with "on" or "off" Argument

These commands are easy to use. Just write command name and then on or off as arguments.

Examples:

&exp on
&light on
&fpschanger on
&attack on

Commands with More Arguments

These commands are fairly easy to use too. If the argument is of variable value there are two things you should know: first, variable text arguments are to be enclosed in quotation marks, meanwhile variable number arguments are to be written without quotation marks and as whole numbers.

Examples:

&char "Tib Tek Warrior"
&heal 90% "exura"
&runemaker 270 2 "Heavy Magic Missile"

There are also commands that accept constant/static arguments. You can recognize them from their &help

<command>
output. Constant arguments DO NOT require quotation marks as they are not variable. Take this for example, &help light:

Tib Tek Warrior [17]: &help light
TibiaTek Bot [101]: «Light Effect»
Usage: &light <on | off | torch | great torch | ultimate torch | utevo lux | utevo gran lux | utevo vis lux | light wand>.
Example: &light ultimate torch

Compare these two commands. In the first example you have to use quotation marks, and in the second one you don't have to use them.

Example 1:

TibiaTek Bot [101]: «Character Information Lookup»
Usage: &char "<Player Name>".
Example: &char "Tib Tek Warrior"

Example 2:

TibiaTek Bot [101]: «Configuration Manager»
Usage: &config <load | edit | clear>.
Example: &config edit

Note: when a command is not written correctly, you will receive this message: Invalid format for this command. For help on the usage, type: &help light.


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