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The setinfo command allows you to set up custom infocards for your character. These can be seen by other players who select you and press F9. The /setinfo command can also be abridged as /si.


Command	Notes
/setinfo # a Text	# is the paragraph for your text, i.e. 1 to 5. This command appends text to that paragraph. To set up your first paragraph reading "Hello world!", you would type "/si 1 a Hello world!"
/setinfo # d	# is the paragraph for your text, i.e. 1 to 5. This command deletes that paragraph.
/setinfo # rs X	Remove first X characters from the selected paragraph. Do note that formatting tags are also affected.
/setinfo # re X	Remove last X characters from the selected paragraph. Do note that formatting tags are also affected.
/setinfo me	This shows you your current infocard - very useful for proof reading.
/si	Shorthand for /setinfo, all commands apply as normal, eg. "/si 1 a New SetInfo"

When using /setinfo command, you can use the following special tags to additionally format your text.

The tags work until they are overridden with another tag of the same category. Tags are case sensitive.

%% - prints a singular % symbol
%n - prints a newline
%S - prints a whitespace, to be used when adding a whitespace at the beginning of the appended string.
%c - prints a semicolon

Text format tags:

%Nx - normal text
%sx - small text
%vx - very small text
%wx - wide(big) text

You MUST replace 'x' with one of the following:

b - bold
i - italic
u - underline
n - normal

For example, to reset text to go back to fully normal, do '%Nn', to do small underline, do '%vu'

Color tags:

'Regular' colors:

%rd - 'system chat' blue
%rB - black
%rW - white
%rr - red
%rg - green
%rb - deep sky blue
%rv - violet
%ry - yellow
%ro - orange
%rG - grey

'Light' colors:

%lr - pinkish red
%lg - light green
%lb - system blue
%lv - blue violet
%ly - light yellow
%lo - light orange
%lG - light grey

'Dark' colors:

%dr - dark red
%dg - dark green
%db - dark blue
%dv - dark violet
%dy - dark yellow
%do - dark orange
%dG - dark grey

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+The setinfo command allows you to set up custom infocards for your character. These can be seen by other players who select you and press F9. The /setinfo command can also be abridged as /si.
+{| class="wikitable"
+|+
+!Command
+!Notes
+|-
+|/setinfo # a Text
+|# is the paragraph for your text, i.e. 1 to 5. This command appends text to that paragraph. To set up your first paragraph reading "Hello world!", you would type "/si 1 a Hello world!"
+|-
+|/setinfo # d
+|# is the paragraph for your text, i.e. 1 to 5. This command deletes that paragraph.
+|-
+|/setinfo # rs X
+|Remove first X characters from the selected paragraph. Do note that formatting tags are also affected.
+|-
+|/setinfo # re X
+|Remove last X characters from the selected paragraph. Do note that formatting tags are also affected.
+|-
+|/setinfo me
+|This shows you your current infocard - very useful for proof reading.
+|-
+|/si
+|Shorthand for /setinfo, all commands apply as normal, eg. "/si 1 a New SetInfo"
+|}
 When using /setinfo command, you can use the following special tags to additionally format your text.
 The tags work until they are overridden with another tag of the same category. Tags are case sensitive.
-%% - prints a singular % symbol
+* %% - prints a singular % symbol
-%n - prints a newline
+* %n - prints a newline
+* %S - prints a whitespace, to be used when adding a whitespace at the beginning of the appended string.
+* %c - prints a semicolon
 Text format tags:
-%Nx - normal text
-%sx - small text
-%vx - very small text
-%wx - wide(big) text
-replace 'x' with one of the following:
+* %Nx - normal text
-b - bold
+* %sx - small text
-i - italic
+* %vx - very small text
-u - underline
+* %wx - wide(big) text
-n - normal
+You MUST replace 'x' with one of the following:
+* b - bold
+* i - italic
+* u - underline
+* n - normal
 For example, to reset text to go back to fully normal, do '%Nn', to do small underline, do '%vu'
 Color tags:
 'Regular' colors:
-%rd - 'system chat' blue
-%rB - black
+* %rd - 'system chat' blue
-%rW - white
+* %rB - black
-%rr - red
+* %rW - white
-%rg - green
+* %rr - red
-%rb - deep sky blue
+* %rg - green
-%rv - violet
+* %rb - deep sky blue
-%ry - yellow
+* %rv - violet
-%ro - orange
+* %ry - yellow
-%rG - grey
+* %ro - orange
+* %rG - grey
 'Light' colors:
-%lr - pinkish red
-%lg - light green
+* %lr - pinkish red
-%lb - system blue
+* %lg - light green
-%lv - blue violet
+* %lb - system blue
-%ly - light yellow
+* %lv - blue violet
-%lo - light orange
+* %ly - light yellow
-%lG - light grey
+* %lo - light orange
+* %lG - light grey
 'Dark' colors:
-%dr - dark red
-%dg - dark green
+* %dr - dark red
-%db - dark blue
+* %dg - dark green
-%dv - dark violet
+* %db - dark blue
-%dy - dark yellow
+* %dv - dark violet
-%do - dark orange
+* %dy - dark yellow
-%dG - dark grey
+* %do - dark orange
+* %dG - dark grey