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Syntax Key
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| Text without brackets or braces |
Required items
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| <Text inside angle brackets> |
Placeholder for which you must supply a value
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| [Text inside square brackets] |
Optional items
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| Vertical bar (|) |
Separator for mutually exclusive items; choose one
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| {Text | inside | braces} |
Set of required items; choose one
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| Ellipsis (…) |
Items that can be repeated
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| Syntax
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/multiline <delimiter> <command> [<delimiter> <command> [...] ]
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| Description
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Executes multiple commands using a single line, with each command separated by a delimiter of your choosing.
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Options
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| <delimiter> |
The delimiter may be anything of your choosing, such as ; word @ # ! * |, but there must be a space before and after the defined delimiter. e.g. /multiline ; command. After it's defined, you don't need to put a space between individual commands. /multiline @ /command@/command@/etc |
Notes
- This command is extremely useful for keybinds
- /call, /return and /delay are line-based and their use on a /multiline line is unpredictable. Avoid them if possible, and use /timed for pauses.
Examples
/if ( ${Target.ID} && ${Target.Type.Equal[NPC]} && !${Me.Combat} )
/multiline ; /echo Attacking ${Target.DisplayName}; /attack on
}- Use more than one multiline
/multiline ; /target clear; /mqp on; /timed 200 /multiline | mqp off | /beep
Kaen01 has a great explanation with examples here: https://www.redguides.com/community/threads/multiline-help.73809/
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