Commands tab

One click per command: a button for every command that needs no argument.

The Commands tab has a button for every command that can run without an argument. A click runs it exactly as if you had typed it in the CLI and pressed Enter. What it logs appears above the buttons.

Which commands get a button

• A command that has no required parameter: cls, sysinfo, greet from the tutorial.
• An alias that gives its command every required parameter: pause (timescale 0) has a button, log (echo -v log, still missing the message) doesn't.
• A command that runs on objects needs a target, so it has no button, unless the setting Without a Target gives one to an entry without it, or an alias gives it one: [CommandAlias("heal-player", "@Player heal 100")].

The buttons are made once, when the console starts: a command registered later doesn't get one.

Groups

Above the buttons, a tab per group: All shows every button, a group's tab shows the buttons of the group and of its subgroups. When a group has subgroups, a second row of smaller tabs offers them, with an All of its own, and so on down the levels.

Protected commands

The button of a protected command, or of an alias of one, is orange: it asks for the password before running.

Layout

The log takes two thirds of the height of the tab, the buttons and their group tabs one third; scroll the buttons when there are more. The lines of the log can be selected, copied and sent like those of the CLI, with a selection of their own.