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Console, Presence Commands

Contents 1 Console Presence Commands 1.1 Setting location 1.2 Unsetting your location 1.3 Set your status message 1.4 Examples 1.5 See Also

[edit] Console Presence Commands

Presence or location commands use the '@' (at) prefix. In the examples below, 'location' can be either the full, proper name of a location or an alias. If you often use a location, consider setting a short alias to make it quicker.

[edit] Setting location

Sets your location
@[location]

Sets your location with a message
@[location]: [message] or @[location]= [message]

Sets your location without notifying anyone (add an underscore '_' to the end)
@[location]_

Sets your location with a message and does not notify anyone (add an underscore '_' to the end)
@[location]: [message]_ or @[location]= [message]_

[edit] Unsetting your location

Leaving off the location part unsets your location
@

Lists people at a particular location
@[location]?

For more, see Presence, Location

[edit] Set your status message

Sets your presence status message
@=[message]

Retrives your status message
@=?

[edit] Examples

Set your location to a place with an alias 'axon':
@axon

Set a status message:
@=I'm feeling sick at home today

Set your location to a place with an alias 'cafe' along with a message:
@cafe: working over a latte

Set your location to a place with a alias 'pub' and a message, but don't allow rhub to notify people:
@pub: drinking_

[edit] See Also

• Location
• Presence
• Console commands
• Setting your location