Commands

Commands will have 2 "arguments", which is a piece of information that can be used by the command to execute a special action:

  1. The Required Argument, written in []

  2. The Optional Argument, written in {}

Commands that have usage with and without optional arguments will clear the associated data if no optional arguments are made. Moreover, some commands such as /portal will not run without both optional arguments. A general rule-of-thumb: The Usage column indicates when optional arguments are independent, and when they are dependent on both optional arguments being present.

  1. /portal /portal {entrance} {exit}

  2. /streaming /streaming {streaming-role} /streaming {streaming-role} {exclusive-to}

{entrance} and {exit} are dependent

{streaming-role} and {exclusive-to} are independent and will yield different results

Note: /streaming {exclusive-to} is not a valid use case

Command
Usage
Description

/clear

/clear [amount]

Clears a set number of recent messages (Max: 100)

/move

/move [destination] {origin} {include} {exclude}

Move specific users in one fell swoop

/moveall

/moveall [location] [destination]

Moves all members in a VC to another VC

/muteall

/muteall

Server mutes all members in the VC

/unmuteall

/unmuteall

Server mutes all members in the VC

/panic

/panic

Removes all members without connect permissions from the VC.

/scatter

/scatter

Removes all members in the VC

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