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==Slash command==
{{SlashCommandArticle|command=conprint|options=string|note=Echo <string> to the console.}}
{{SlashCommandArticle|command=conprint|options=string|note=Echo <string> to the console.}}



Revision as of 05:32, 10 December 2022

/conprint string

Echo <string> to the console.

  • String is the message or text you would like to be displayed.
  • This command copies a message you have written and displays it in your System chat channel. It's a great command to use in a bind, macro, or popmenu to provide confirmation or feedback that a command was executed.
  • Blank spaces in the "string" or message part of this command can be replaced with the HTML code for a non-breaking space character &_n_b_s_p_; (without the underscores) instead of enclosing the message within quotes, and will allow the command to process the entire string. Especially useful for popmenus.
  • An alternate, and possibly easier, method to deal with the necessity to have the message text enclosed by quotes in a popmenu command is to enclose the entire concatenated command string within less-than/greater-than brackets and ampersands <&  and  &>. For example: <&emote dance$$conprint "Hello, let's party!"&>
  • The basic color for these /conprint system messages is pink, rather than the normal green for the System chat channel. The color of the message text can be changed with a color tag. For example, Hello, let's <color Red>PARTY!!! approximates Hello, let's PARTY!!!. However, the color takes the form of a gradient that blends from pink at the bottom of the text to whatever color you specify at the top. For more information about coloring text see Chat Bubble Customization.


Example

/conprint "Flight binds reset."