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By default in the core or empty UI, the console can be entered during runtime by pressing the 'back tick' (`) and exited by pressing escape (Esc). If in a chat type box, commands can be run by starting with a forward slash before the command line, to separate them from actual chat. | By default in the core or empty UI, the console can be entered during runtime by pressing the 'back tick' (`) and exited by pressing escape (Esc). If in a chat type box, commands can be run by starting with a forward slash before the command line, to separate them from actual chat. | ||
== Key == | |||
* 'Global commands' and 'Global variables' - below are short-hand for commands placed in the 'global' context. | * 'Global commands' and 'Global variables' - below are short-hand for commands placed in the 'global' context. | ||
* 'Default command' - is run by default if its context is addressed by name or is the current context. Examples: | * 'Default command' - is run by default if its context is addressed by name or is the current context. Examples: | ||
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* Associations - Module or context associations and features | * Associations - Module or context associations and features | ||
* Service - here refers to messaging service. Which may be internal, local or through a network for send or receive. | * Service - here refers to messaging service. Which may be internal, local or through a network for send or receive. | ||
== Reference == | |||
In Engine, commands are divided into sets defined by [[module]]s. Some commands are always available by default. Others are only available by setting console context to that module first. In some modules, there can be a default command that gets run if no actual command is specified. | |||
=== Data module === | === Data module === | ||