Chat Commands

Chat commands are phrases you can type into the chat window to perform actions.

Channel Commands[]

These commands dictate which channel your message will be sent to when typed at the beginning of your message. The message will send to the appropriate channel without changing your current channel. These functions allow the sending of messages beginning with a forward slash but prevent the sending of messages beginning with a question mark. These functions override the Shift + Enter and Ctrl + Enter hotkeys for sending to broadcast channel, and team channel, respectively, preventing unintentionally sending to these channels.

Chat Command	Purpose
/g [message]	Sends [message] to the Guild channel.
/p [message]	Sends [message] to the Team channel.
/say [message]	Sends [message] to the General channel.
/shout [message]	Sends [message] to the Broadcast channel.
/sysmsg [message]	Write [message] to the system messages window.
/tell [player], [message]	Send [player] a private message. Player names are case sensitive.

Actions[]

For a list of actions, please see the Action page.

Pet Commands[]

These are commands that tell your pet to perform certain actions.

Chat Command	Purpose
/petatk	Performs the pet "Attack" command.
/petfollow	Performs the pet "Follow" command. Your pet stays and your side and doesn't attack.
/petguard	Performs the pet "Alert" command. Your pet will defend you when attacked.
/petidle	Performs the pet "Stay" command. Your pet will stay at it's current location and will not attack.
/petret	Performs the pet "Retreat" command. Your pet will unsummon.
/petspecial	Instructs your pet to perform their "special attack".
/dismount	Dismounts your pet

Other Commands[]

Chat Command	Purpose
/aswd [0/1]	Deactivates/Activates WASD character movement. Only works when chat is set to General Chat.
/cls	Clears messages in the bottom part of the chat window.
/clsys	Clears system messages in the top part of the chat window.
/help	Creates a list of chat commands in the chat window.
/saveui	Saves your Hotkeys. If your window unexpectedly crashes, it will save your Hotkeys to your Hotbar.
/settargetmode	When toggled on, keeps a selected target locked on as long as it's in view. Useful for when using targetted AoEs.
/fps [1-60]	Allows you to set the game's fps.*
/partylootmode [1-3]	Changes the party loot sytem 1 - Pick separately 2 - Automatically distribute in team order 3 - Decide by throwing a dice
/roll [1-4] /r [1-4]	Rolls a number of six-sided dice. Not putting in any number rolls one die.
/time	Tells the current in-game time.
/realtime	Tells the current real life time, including the date.

* Chat Command may not work for some players.

Skills[]

Chat Command	Purpose
/live [0-12]	Uses everyday skills. 0 - Fishing 1 - Forestry 2 - Farming 3 - Mining 4 - Herding 5 - Meditation 6 - Alchemy 7 - Flying 8 - Weapon 9 - Set up a stall 10 - Onyxes 11 - Mod 12 - Upgrade
/useitem [item-name], [position], [target]	Uses an item. [item-name] - optional but has no bearing on the item used. [position] - the location in your inventory that the item is in, starting from 0 in the top left and 49 for the bottom-right for an unmodified inventory. Expanded backpacks start again from 50 at the top-left of the right half of the inventory. [target] - optional but is currently an unknown field.
/magic [skill], [level]	Uses a skill. Command will fail if the skill is not currently equipped, is on cooldown, or is a higher level than what the player has learned. [skill] - The skill's ID. Refer to the Skill ID list. [level] - The level of the skill to use. If invalid or left empty, will default to 1.