Ghost Commands
  • Getting Started
    • Quickstart
    • Syntax
      • Command syntax
      • Arguments with multiple values
    • Custom commands
  • Documentation
    • Commands
      • Static commands
      • Non-static commands
      • Dynamic commands
      • Overloads
      • Parameters
      • Additional attributes
    • Suggestions
      • Suggestion attributes
      • Suggestor methods
    • Converters
      • Custom parameter types
      • Using the ArgumentReader
      • Multiple ways to interpret an argument
    • Processors
      • Creating a processor
      • Setting priorities
      • Cheat codes example
    • Macros
    • Settings
    • Customization
    • Included Commands
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  1. Getting Started

Syntax

With Ghost Commands, certain rules must be followed in order to succesfully execute commands.

  • Input always start with the name of the command, followed by it's arguments.

  • Arguments are separated with an empty space, unless they are enclosed in containers or quotations.

  • Arguments can have multiple values, which are separated by a comma. Such as Vector3.

  • Custom type arguments should be enclosed in parantheses.

  • Arrays are enclosed in square brackets.

So let's break it down.

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