BC chat commands - tetris245/ULTRAbc GitHub Wiki

Several commands give extra features in the chat room.

Action commands

/bio (target) to have direct access to the profile description of any player in the chat room
/erase to erase the chat.
/frlist (lobby) to have access to friendlist inside a chat room, with clickable links during 15 seconds.

You need to specify the lobby for which you want to have clickable links - the options are the same as for the search command: asylum, fclub, mclub, xclub

Note: it's also a way to leave the current room, even if it is locked or your bondage prevents this action!
/search (lobby) to open room search when you are in a chat room.

You must specify the lobby (asylum, fclub, mclub, xclub).

You have 15 seconds to enter a new room, otherwise the search screen will disappear and you will go back to the current chat room.

/font (new font) (size) to change font type and size used in BC.

The parameters are specified by a number. Size is optional.

Supported fonts: 0 Arial - 1 Times New Roman - 2 Papyrus - 3 Comic Sans - 4 Impact - 5 Helvetica Neue - 6 Verdana - 7 Century Gothic - 8 Georgia - 9 Courrier New - 10 Copperplate

Sizes: 0 Small - 1 Medium - 2 Large
/theme (number) to change chat color theme. Number must be between 0 and 3.

0 and 2 are light color themes, 1 and 3 are dark color themes.

Note: See also the options in the GUI

/mapfog to enable/disable fog in current map room

Note: No visible effect if you have enabled full vision and hearing in mapped rooms
/mapkeys to have all keys for current map room
/maproom to give infos about location of players in current mapped chat room

It also determines if the UBC users are active in the map when a room is hybrid

In all cases, it also gives info about UBC using (including the no-escape mode if this mode is enabled) and Uwall status

It also adds info about the keys found in the map, but only for the player using the command
/mapx (y-position) to change your X coordinate in the map

The x-position is a number between 0 and 39, but avoid a number corresponding to a place where you can't move (black tile for example)
/mapy (y-position) to change your Y coordinate in the map

The y-position is a number between 0 and 39, but avoid a number corresponding to a place where you can't move (black tile for example)
/mapz (target) to give coordinates in the map for specified target (yourself when not specified)

It also adds info about the keys found in the map, but only if it concerns the user of the command