Functions are shown as f_Function [argument 1][argument 2]. Options are separated by commas, and ranges are given by the minus sign. You can use 'help' or '?' as the first argument to get a detailed explanation of a function. The function name and the first argument are case-insensitive. Function list:
*f_Bio [R,B,N,A][Text] - Use this to edit your bio.
-Use: f_Bio [R,B,N,A] [text] Options: If you use [R]evert you set the bio back to the character creation version, you can leave [Text] open. [ b]reak adds a linebreak (return) to the end of your current bio, you can leave [Text] open. [N]ew overwrites current bio with [Text] and adds a space to the end. [A]dd appendeds to the current bio with [Text] and a space. Example: f_Bio Add Stop metagaming!This adds 'Stop metagaming! ' to your current bio.
*f_Voice [C,F,S][Text] - Use this to make companions, familiars, or summons say things.
-Use: f_Voice [C,F,S] [Text]Options: C=companion, F=Familiar, S=summon.Example: f_Voice F Donkey KongThis makes your familiar say 'Donkey Kong'.
*f_file [Function] [Secondary parameter] - Use this function to archive, unarchive, rename or list files in your archive or vault. Use f_file ? for the list of subfunctions and the parameters!
-Store/Restore - Stores a character into the vault or restores a character from the archive. Secondary parameter should be a filename (without extension) or a number from the list generated by the show function.
-Show - Generates a list of your characters. Secondary parameter should be either 'archive' or 'vault'.
-Rename - renames a filename in your archive folder. Secondary parameter should be [oldfilename] [newfilename]. All spaces and special characters are stripped and maximum length is 16 characters. Example: 'f_file rename mychar diechar' would rename mychar to diechar if mychar is a valid file in my archive.
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