Enable, disable, or list currently enabled/disabled modules. List of current modules you can enable/disable: 'animals', 'colors', 'games', 'leveling', and 'starboard'.
Usage
>module list
>module name
Examples
>module list
>module verify
Slash command /module
/module listList currently enabled/disable modules
/module switchTurn a module off or on
Option
Type
Description
modulenamerequired
Text
Module to enable or disable
Choices: animalscolorsgamesstarboardleveling
switch
True / False
Explicitly switch a module on or off
“Turn off the module when you don't need it, CPU power aint cheap!”
Configure the setting for auto deleting commands. You can set this up to 60 seconds. If you wish to turn this feature off, please say '0' or 'off'. For current settings say 'current'.
Usage
>autodel #/off
>autodel current
Examples
>autodel 5
>autodel current
Slash command /autodel
/autodel currentGet current auto delete settings
/autodel amountSet auto delete or turn it off
Option
Type
Description
amountrequired
Number
Set a positive number between
“Clean up, clean up, nobody ever does their friggin share.”
Register an alias for a command, force an alias for a command, and list aliases. Forcing an alias means the command can no longer be accessed by its original name
Usage
>alias commandnew name
>alias force command
>alias list command
Examples
>alias bird burb
>alias force cat
>alias list dog
Slash command /alias
/alias addRegister a new alias for a command
Option
Type
Description
commandrequired
Text
The command to give an alias to
aliasrequired
Text
The new name to access the command by
/alias forceForce aliases for a command, it can no longer be accessed by its original name
Option
Type
Description
commandrequired
Text
The command to force aliases for
/alias listList the aliases registered for a command
Option
Type
Description
commandrequired
Text
The command to list aliases for
“If you think the command names are dumb now, wait until you get a load of yours.”