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| + | ====Handbook Table of Contents==== | ||
| + | [[:Guides]] - Back to guides index | ||
| + | - [[Connecting to Crossfire]] - How to connect to a Crossfire Server | ||
| + | - [[character_creation|Creating a character]] - What to consider when creating a new character | ||
| + | - [[character_creation#Races|Strengths and weaknesses of various races]] | ||
| + | - [[character_creation#Classes|Strengths and weaknesses of various classes]] | ||
| + | - [[character_creation#Gods|Recommendations on religion]] | ||
| + | - [[Guides:Playing_Crossfire|Playing Crossfire]] - General information about moving and interacting in Crossfire | ||
| + | - [[Guides:Player_Commands|Player Commands]] - Commands any player can use including syntax and description <- //You are here// :!: | ||
| + | - [[:DM Commands]] - Commands only a DM can use | ||
| + | - [[Skills]] - What skills your character should learn | ||
| + | - [[Skills#Combat]] - Skills relating to hand to hand combat | ||
| + | - [[Skills#Magic]] - Skills related to spellcraft | ||
| + | - [[Skills#Crafting]] and other skills - Other skills | ||
| + | * [[Alchemy Guide]] | ||
| + | * [[Cooking Guide]] | ||
| + | * [[Smithing Guide]] | ||
| + | * [[Praying Guide]] | ||
| + | - [[Equipment]] - What equipment should you try and find | ||
| + | - [[Store Guide]] (the best stores for buying and selling) | ||
| + | - [[Maps]] - Where you should go exploring | ||
| + | - [[Beginners Atlas]] - A [uncompleted] guide to the default mapset. | ||
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| ===== Useful player commands ===== | ===== Useful player commands ===== | ||
| The following [[:player_commands|player commands]] are very useful, particularly when starting out: | The following [[:player_commands|player commands]] are very useful, particularly when starting out: | ||
| - | * [[:player_commands#bind]] - permanently attach a command, or set of commands, to a single key - see also [[guides:useful_bind_examples|Useful Bind Examples]] | + | ====Meta-command (')==== |
| + | Any command listed by the use of help (? key) can be used by spelling it out after the meta-command is issued. For example, you can use the command say either by hitting the double-q (" key) or by issuing the command string 'say. | ||
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| + | ====Binding commands ('bind and 'unbind)==== | ||
| + | You may [[:player_commands#bind|bind]] any key with a complex command. For example, you could bind the use of the meditation skill to the key "m." To do this first type: | ||
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| + | 'bind use_skill meditation | ||
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| + | then press <return>. The game will then ask you for a key to bind the command to, you then hit m. You can also rebind this key to something else later if you wish too. Issue the command: | ||
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| + | 'unbind reset | ||
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| + | To totally reset bindings on keys. | ||
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| + | There are more [[guides:useful_bind_examples|Useful Bind Examples here]] | ||
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| + | ====Pick up toggle (@)==== | ||
| + | This allows you to change your [[:player_commands#pickup]] status. Ten different modes for [[:player_commands#pickup|pick up]] exist: | ||
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| + | Mode 1: Pick up one item | ||
| + | Mode 2: Pickup up one item and stop | ||
| + | Mode 3: Stop before picking up items | ||
| + | Mode 4: Pick up all items | ||
| + | Mode 5: Pick up all items and stop | ||
| + | Mode 6: Pick up all magical items | ||
| + | Mode 7: Pick up all coins and gems | ||
| + | Modes above 7: Pickup items with a value density greater than the pickup mode. | ||
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| + | Value density is value in gold/weight in kilograms. The value in gold is what the item is worth if you sold it in the shop. Gold coins have a value density of 66. Density 10 will pickup silver, gold, rings, wands, books, and scrolls. Artifacts are also picked up. Whenever you move over a pile of stuff your pickup mode controls if and what you collect. You can always pickup stuff using the pickup command (,) regardless of your current pickup mode. | ||
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| + | ====Invoke ('invoke)==== | ||
| + | A useful way to quickly cast both incantations and prayers is via the [[:player_commands#invoke]] command. To use it effectively type: | ||
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| + | `bind invoke <spell> to any key. | ||
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| + | Then, when that bound key is pressed, your character will cast that magic in the direction they're currently facing. Invoke can also replace cast and achieve the same effect. | ||
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| + | ====Useful multiplayer commands==== | ||
| + | * [[:player_commands#say]] - The say command only sends messages to players who share your current map. Invoke this command just like 'say | ||
| + | * [[:player_commands#shout]] - This meta-command will broadcast your message to every player currently logged in. The say command only sends messages to players who share your current map. Invoke this command just like 'say. | ||
| + | * [[:player_commands#tell]] - Will send your message only to the player indicated. It is invoked as: 'tell <character name> <message string>. | ||
| * [[:player_commands#maps]] - the 'maps command can be a good way to find out where other players are. | * [[:player_commands#maps]] - the 'maps command can be a good way to find out where other players are. | ||
| - | * [[:player_commands#who] - the who command quickly identifies which players are online | + | * [[:player_commands#who]] - This will give you a listing of all the current players and the maps they are on currently. Invoke this command as 'who. |
| + | * [[:player_commands#party]] - a set of commands to control the formation and management of parties including | ||
| + | * party form <party name> - to create a new party with the specified name <party name>. | ||
| + | * party join <party name> - to join an existing party with the name <party name>. Note: creating a party does not automatically make you a member, you still have to type 'party join <party name> | ||
| + | * party help - To see all of the partying options. | ||
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| + | A complete list of commands is available here: [[:player_commands|player commands]] | ||
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