Battle text commands

See also: Text commands

Command	Aliases	Usage	Description
/battlemode	/battlemode, /bm	/battlemode [subcommand]	Toggle between active and passive mode. >>Subcommands: 　on Switch to active mode. 　off Switch to passive mode. Toggle between active and passive mode when no subcommand is specified.
/target	/target, /ta	/target [placeholder]	Targets the specified PC. Target must be within a certain radius for this command to function. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders >>Example: 　/target <2> 　(Targets second player 　in player list.)
/targetpc	/targetpc, /tpc	/targetpc	Targets the closest PC within a certain radius.
/targetnpc	/targetnpc, /tnpc	/targetnpc	Targets the closest NPC within a certain radius.
/targetenemy	/targetenemy, /tenemy	/targetenemy	Targets the closest enemy within a certain radius.
/battletarget	/battletarget, /bt	/battletarget	Targets the closest enemy within a certain radius that is attacking you.
/assist	/assist, /as	/assist [placeholder]	Targets the target of another PC. Assists current target when none is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders
/facetarget	/facetarget, /ft	/facetarget	Immediately turns your PC in the direction of your current target.
/nexttarget	/nexttarget, /nt	/nexttarget	Toggle clockwise through on-screen enemies.
/previoustarget		/previoustarget	Toggle counterclockwise through on-screen enemies.
/targetlasttarget	/targetlasttarget, /tlt	/targetlasttarget	Re-target your last target.
/targetlastenemy	/targetlastenemy, /tle	/targetlastenemy	Re-target the last enemy you targeted.
/lockon	/lockon, /lo	/lockon [subcommand]	Lock on/off current target. >>Subcommands: 　on Enable lock-on. 　off Disable lock-on. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/focustarget		/focustarget [placeholder]	Makes the specified PC your focus target. Makes current target your focus target when none specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders >>Example: 　/focustarget <t> 　(Makes current target 　your focus target.)
/enemysign	/enemysign, /marking, /mk	/enemysign [sign type] [placeholder]	Set a sign on the specified target. Uses current target when not specified. >>Sign Types: 　attack1-5 　bind1-3 　ignore1-2 　circle 　cross 　square 　triangle 　 off/clear Turns off sign. Opens and closes the Signs menu when no subcommand is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders >>Example: 　/marking attack2 <t> 　(Assigns "Target to Attack 2" 　to target.)
/waymark	/waymark, /wmark	/wmark [subcommand] [placeholder]	Place a waymark on the ground below a target. If no target is specified, you will enter ground targeting mode ready to place a waymark. >>Subcommands: 　a 　　Place or remove waymark A. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　b 　　Place or remove waymark B. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　c 　　Place or remove waymark C. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　d 　　Place or remove waymark D. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　1 　　Place or remove waymark 1. Overwrites existing wayrmark if target is specified. 　2 　　Place or remove waymark 2. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　3 　　Place or remove waymark 3. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　4 　　Place or remove waymark 4. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　 off/clear 　　Remove all waymarks. 　save 1-5 　　Save waymark placements to slots 1-5 of the Waymarks menu. 　 preset 1-5 　　Load waymark placements from slots 1-5 of the Waymarks menu. You will enter ground targeting mode ready to place an unused waymark in the order of A-D, 1, 2 when no subcommand is specified. More than six waymarks cannot be placed at one time. If a target name is specified, a marker name must also be specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders >>Examples: 　/waymark A 　(Enters ground targeting 　mode ready to place 　waymark A.) 　/waymark A <t> 　(Places waymark A at the 　selected target's location.)
/statusoff		/statusoff "status"	Removes designated beneficial status. >>Example: 　/statusoff "Bloodbath" 　(Removes Bloodbath.)