Comprehensive list of text commands?

[Spider-Dan]

Looking for a list of text commands. I'm tired of having to navigate menus to check someone.

[brozy]

Best i can find atm is from the P2 beta manual: http://dl.square-enix.co.jp/ffxiv/do...amanual_en.pdf
Starts on p62 and just because i'm feeling nice, /check will check the person you're targeting.

[Spider-Dan]

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I had tried /check before, but it doesn't work with the circle reticle (says "Unable to use /check on that target"); you have to confirm to pointer reticle first.

Thanks for the link.

[Lokus]

The phase 4 patch notes had a bunch of commands and such listed in it though I don't believe that's all of it. I'm still trying to figure out how to make my chat windows fade out when there isn't any activity going on in them.

[Spider-Dan]

The phase 4 patch notes had a bunch of commands and such listed in it though I don't believe that's all of it.

I vaguely remember this but I can't find it anywhere.

[Intense]

As long as you have the player targeted, /c works for me

[Lokus]

I vaguely remember this but I can't find it anywhere.

The official one is gone along with the Beta forums I believe. But we got it here.

[arus2001]

Is there some shortcut like /p for your specific linkshells? Tried stuff like /l1, /1, and so on, but didn't work.

[Deadgye]

Is there some shortcut like /p for your specific linkshells? Tried stuff like /l1, /1, and so on, but didn't work.

Ah shit, I was hoping /l1 would work. I'm going to be fucked when I get my second linkshell. It's bad enough already that I can't have a chat bar in multiple windows. I wanted to set up a window that defaulted to and displayed FC chat, but that dream is currently in the dumps.

"/pcmd leave" works fine for leaving a party, but "/pcmd add Blah Blah" seems to not work. Although the error message makes me think it's more targeting bullshit and that the command actually exists.

[Solomon Grundy]

ALT + L to start linkshell chat, press again for linkshell #2, again for linkshell #3, etc

[Deadgye]

That's just a cumbersome button combination though. :/ If I had to ctrl+p to talk into party chat every time instead of just pressing '/', 'p', ' ' then I'd be pulling out my hair.

[Solomon Grundy]

Ah, I'm pretty sure it's /l1, /l2, /l3 then. I have CTRL+L hardwired which is annoying the hell out of me, I need to get used to the new chat command. :/

EDIT: I found this on gamefaqs

/say (/s) [message] Sends a message to all PCs within a small radius.
Typing /say or /s without a message switches the default chat mode to [Say].

/yell (/y) [message] Sends a message to all PCs within a radius larger than /say but smaller than /shout.
Typing /yell or /y without a message switches the default chat mode to [Say].

/shout (/sh) [message] Sends a message to all PCs in the same area.
The message will not be displayed if a PC has deselected [Shout] in the chat filter.

/party (/p) [message] Sends a message to all members of your current party, regardless of their location.
Typing /party or /p without a message switches the default chat mode to [Party].

/linkshell (/l) [message] Sends a message to all members of your active linkshell, regardless of their location.

>>Channels
/linkshell(/l)1-8
Typing /linkshell or /l without a message switches the default chat mode to [Linkshell].

/freecompany (/fc) Sends a message to all members of your free company, regardless of their location.
Typing /freecomopany or /fc without a message switches the default chat mode to [FreeCompany].

/echo (/e) [message] Displays a message that only you can see.

/partycmd (/pcmd) [subcommand] Executes various party commands. Opens your party members display when no subcommand is specified.

>>Subcommands:
add “PC name” – Invite a PC to your party.
leave – Leave your current party.
leader “PC name” – Pass leadership to a PC in your party.
kick “PC name” – Remove a PC from your party.
breakup – Dissolve your current party.

/invite "PC name" Invites the specified PC to your party. Invites current target when not specified.

/kick "PC name" Removes the specified PC from your party. Removes current target when not specified.

/leader "PC name" Passes leadership to the specified PC. Passes leadership to current target when not specified.

/leave Leave your current party.

/join Accepts a party invite.

/decline Declines a party invite.

/friendlist　(/flist) [subcommand] Executes various Friend List commands. Opens your friend list when no subcommand is specified.

>>Subcommands:
add “PC name” – Send a PC a friend request.
accept “PC name” – Accept a friend request from a PC.
deny “PC name” – Deny a friend request from a PC.
remove “PC name” – Remove a PC from your friend list.

/blacklist (/blist) [subcommand] Executes various blacklist commands. Opens your blacklist when no subcommand is specified.

>>Subcommands:
add “PC name” – Add a PC to your blacklist.
remove “PC name” – Remove a PC from your blacklist.

[Cairthenn]

/l1,/l2 worked in Phase 3. Not entirely sure if they kept that syntax.

[Kryssan]

http://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Commands


Use this for all your command needs.

[Sylvrdragon]

Is there also a complete list of macro commands and placeholders ( <t>, <me>, etc) somewhere? I have an old list from P4, but it seems somewhat lacking...

http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/67805...eborn/66598934

[Jamison]

/l1, /l2, etc does work (or at least did) so I'm not sure if something broke it or there's another problem.

[Tidane]

Ah shit, I was hoping /l1 would work. I'm going to be fucked when I get my second linkshell. It's bad enough already that I can't have a chat bar in multiple windows. I wanted to set up a window that defaulted to and displayed FC chat, but that dream is currently in the dumps.

"/pcmd leave" works fine for leaving a party, but "/pcmd add Blah Blah" seems to not work. Although the error message makes me think it's more targeting bullshit and that the command actually exists.

To clarify, in case you didn't figure it out yet, any command that uses a player as a parameter requires quotes around the name.

Using /l works to talk in linkshell chat (when you have one). /l1 also worked for me previously, but I only have one in retail so I'm not sure if they broke it or not.