This is prepended to all messages from players. name or n – displays a player's name in angle brackets.
p specifies a modifier s or x specify the number of stacked items.Įxamples: displays a Ruthless Iron Broadsword (item ID 4) a stack of ten Life Crystals (item ID 29). The options parameter contains a comma-separated list of options that consist of a letter followed by a number. The text parameter specifies the item type, either as a numeric ID or a name. Moving the mouse over the item shows its normal tip text. " You are not close enough to a pylon to teleport with the pylon network" When an invasion begins, or when a boss is defeated or summoned. The text will be indistinguishable from an actual player's input. The options parameter specifies the color RGB values as a hexadecimal number.Įxample: Status message colors color or c – displays the text parameter in a different color.
The options parameter is optional, and the tag name must not exceed 10 letters. Tags can also be used in Announcement Boxes. They are parts of a message in the format or. Tags change the way parts of messages are displayed. Since version 1.3, chat messages can now contain tags. PC/ Console/ Mobile/ Old Chinese/ tModLoader/ tModLoader 1.3-Legacy-Only Content: This section's information applies only to the PC, Console, Mobile, Old Chinese, tModLoader, and tModLoader Legacy versions of Terraria. If the server is using a language other than English, some commands will be different: *Player_name2 was slain by other players 1 time. *Player_name1 was slain by other players 5 times. *Player_name was slain by other players 5 times.ĭisplays death count of all the players in the server.ĭisplays PvP death count of all the players in the server. This death count, as well as the following counts, is tracked per character.ĭisplays the current character's total PvP death count (i.e. Makes the player randomly use an emote among "RPS Rock", "RPS Paper", and "RPS Scissors".ĭisplays the current character's total death count. Randomly uses a Rock, Paper, or Scissors emote p message: Send the message to your party members emoji heart and /heart both sends the "Emotion Love" emote. Makes the player use the respective emote, similar to directly using emote commands. Gives a random integer between 1 and 100 (inclusive). Gives a list of player names, divided by commas. List the names of all players on the server Send the message in third-person perspectiveĭisplays text starting with an asterisk, followed by the player's name and the message. You are not in a party! (When player is not in any team) If the player is not in any team, informs them with a status message. The color of the text will be the same as the team's color. If the user is in a team, the message is only sent to fellow team members. Mods, such as TShock or TerrariaPatcher, allow the player to use other, more advanced commands. The following commands can be used by all players on vanilla servers. the beginning of an event or boss fight.įor server commands, see Server#List of console commands. It can still be used to enter messages or commands, though it is mainly used to display status messages, e.g. The chat display is functional in single player. The server admin can use the "say" command to chat with their players from the console. To do this, have the inventory open before opening the chat box, and hold Alt while clicking an item in the main inventory to enter it into the message. Version 1.3 introduced tags, which can be used to display items in chat messages.
Up to 500 messages can be remembered, and the ↑ and ↓ arrow keys scroll through the history. While the chat box is open, a log of received messages is shown. The alternative shortcuts ⇧ Shift+ Delete, Ctrl+ Insert and ⇧ Shift+ Insert, respectively, also work. It is also possible to cut, copy and paste entire messages being entered, using Ctrl+ X, Ctrl+ C, and Ctrl+ V respectively. Players can press ↵ Enter to open the chat box, type a message, then press ↵ Enter again to send it. Chat messages received are shown near the bottom left corner of the screen. Chat is the system by which players in a multiplayer game can communicate.
