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Using Chat Wildcards - Night - Jun 13, 2017 So what are chat wildcards?
Chat wildcards are a nifty little feature added in revision 1717 of CityRP 2, which allow for the replacement of a string in the chatbox with a predefined variable. In layman's terms, you can write things such as %mid for example to print out your own ID to chat. This might be helpful when writing up /me's and /it's or whilst writing notes. There's quite a lot that are in place, so I thought to write this guide so people knew how to use them! Simply choose a wildcard from below, write it into chat as you would normally, and boom!
Thank you to @Emc2, @francysol3c and @Klinex for letting me use them as guinea pigs for the target-based wildcards! Wildcard: %msname Output: ![]() Used for: Printing Steam name to chat. Wildcard: %mname Output: ![]() Used for: Printing in-character name to chat. Wildcard: %mid Output: ![]() Used for: Printing ID to chat. Additional Notes: If you intend to use ID's in /teamname, then use #id instead of %mid. You can use %mid for /job. Wildcard: %mc Output: ![]() Used for: Printing clan name and rank to chat. Wildcard: %mj Output: ![]() Used for: Printing job title to chat. Wildcard: %md Output: ![]() Used for: Printing character description to chat. Wildcard: %l Output: ![]() Used for: Printing location to chat. Additional Notes: If you're using %l in an advert or request, use /ladvert and /lrequest instead. Wildcard: %sp Output: ![]() Used for: Printing last scanned plate to chat. Additional Notes: If you need to report in a pursuit, use /pursuit instead. It'll also include the location too! Wildcard: %tsname Output: ![]() Used for: Printing a target's Steam name to chat. Additional Notes: The wildcard will not complete unless you're hovering over another player. Else, it'll return %tsname. Wildcard: %tname Output: ![]() Used for: Printing a target's roleplay name to chat. Additional Notes: The wildcard will not complete unless you're hovering over another player. Else, it'll return %tname. Wildcard: %tid Output: ![]() Used for: Printing a target's ID to chat. Additional Notes: The wildcard will not complete unless you're hovering over another player. Else, it'll return %tid. Wildcard: %tc Output: ![]() Used for: Printing a target's clan name and rank to chat. Additional Notes: The wildcard will not complete unless you're hovering over another player. Else, it'll return %tc. If you try doing the wildcard on it's own and the user isn't in a clan, then your message will be blank. Wildcard: %tj Output: ![]() Used for: Printing a target's job name to chat. Additional Notes: The wildcard will not complete unless you're hovering over another player. Else, it'll return %tj. Wildcard: %td Output: ![]() Used for: Printing a target's description to chat. Additional Notes: The wildcard will not complete unless you're hovering over another player. Else, it'll return %td. RE: Using chat wildcards. - Ollie630 - Jun 13, 2017 Awesome guide! Now I don't have to spend 3 minutes trying to type in my gov. job title. RE: Using chat wildcards. - Rizion - Jun 13, 2017 Thanks! RE: Using chat wildcards. - yutgjctguc - Jun 13, 2017 This is nice, as always @"Nightmare"! RE: Using chat wildcards. - Klinex - Jun 13, 2017 was glad to be your lil pet RE: Using chat wildcards. - Monkey - Jun 18, 2017 Amazing Work!! RE: Using chat wildcards. - Pat - Jun 18, 2017 Never actually knew this was a thing ![]() |