Quake Command Formatting Guide

Type Quake commands exactly as shown, using # for numeric values and $ for strings, with specific numbering for multiple inputs.

Type Quake commands exactly as shown, using # for numeric values and $ for strings, with specific numbering for multiple inputs.

Type Quake commands exactly as shown, using # for numeric values and $ for strings, with specific numbering for multiple inputs.

Type Quake commands exactly as shown, using # for numeric values and $ for strings, with specific numbering for multiple inputs.

Type Quake commands exactly as shown, using # for numeric values and $ for strings, with specific numbering for multiple inputs.

Walkthrough

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Type commands EXACTLY as presented in guides.
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Use the '#' symbol to indicate where a numeric value should be entered. Decimal values are acceptable in some cases.
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Use the '$' symbol to indicate where a string (letters, symbols, or sometimes numbers) should be entered.
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A number following '#' or '$' (e.g., #1 or $1) distinguishes between multiple separate numeric or string inputs, respectively.
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For commands with multiple inputs, follow the specified format. For example, 'color #1 #2' requires typing 'color', a space, a number, a space, and another number.
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For commands like 'alias $1 "$2;$3:$4..."', type 'alias', a space, a string, a space, a quotation mark, a series of strings separated by semicolons, and finally a quotation mark.
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When entering a string with spaces, such as a name, enclose it in quotation marks. For example, to set a name to 'Michael Montgomery', you would type 'name "Michael Montgomery"'.