# Documentation

- [Commands](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/commands.md): In this section, we go over even more ways to set up commands. Including name aliases, overloads and optional parameters. As mentioned before, the \[Command] attribute is used on any method or property
- [Static commands](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/commands/static-commands.md)
- [Non-static commands](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/commands/non-static-commands.md)
- [Dynamic commands](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/commands/dynamic-commands.md)
- [Overloads](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/commands/overloads.md)
- [Parameters](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/commands/parameters.md)
- [Additional attributes](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/commands/additional-attributes.md)
- [Suggestions](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/suggestions.md): When typing in the command field, a list will appear with suggestions based on your input. These work both for the name of the command you type at the start, as well as the parameters for the command.
- [Suggestion attributes](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/suggestions/suggestion-attributes.md)
- [Suggestor methods](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/suggestions/suggestor-methods.md)
- [Converters](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/converters.md): Ghost Commands comes with built-in support for primitive types as well as popular Unity types such as Vector3, Quaternion, Color and more. However, there may arise instances where you'd want to extend
- [Custom parameter types](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/converters/custom-parameter-types.md)
- [Using the ArgumentReader](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/converters/using-the-argumentreader.md)
- [Multiple ways to interpret an argument](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/converters/multiple-ways-to-interpret-an-argument.md)
- [Processors](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/processors.md): We expect the input to follow the general syntax, but in some cases we might want to alter what is being submitted to support custom functionality.
- [Creating a processor](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/processors/creating-a-processor.md)
- [Setting priorities](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/processors/setting-priorities.md)
- [Cheat codes example](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/processors/cheat-codes-example.md)
- [Macros](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/macros.md)
- [Settings](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/settings.md)
- [Customization](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/customization.md)
- [Included Commands](https://docs.pentafloat.com/documentation/included-commands.md)


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