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Playerbot-Commands.md

@ -29,7 +29,6 @@ command | action
``runaway`` | kite mob ``runaway`` | kite mob
``grind`` | attack anything ``grind`` | attack anything
``disperse set x`` | force bots to maintain a distance of x yards from each other ``disperse set x`` | force bots to maintain a distance of x yards from each other
``rtsc`` | similar to the position/go commands, but adds spell to your spell book which can be used to set the positions. For now it is recommend to use "position"/"go" instead as they work more reliably
Furthermore, you can specify by group or type for some commands like "attack" and "follow", such as: Furthermore, you can specify by group or type for some commands like "attack" and "follow", such as:
- "@group1 follow" - "@group1 follow"
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- "@tank follow" - "@tank follow"
- "@ranged attack" - "@ranged attack"
## Party/Raid Target Selection
command | action
:---|:---
``rti <icon>`` | sets the target icon for the bot to prioritize (icons: skull, cross, circle, star, square, triangle, diamond, and moon).
``attack rti`` | commands bots to attack their rti target
``rtsc`` | similar to the position/go commands, but adds spell to your spell book which can be used to set the positions. For now it is recommend to use "position"/"go" instead as they work more reliably
## Strategies ## Strategies
The bots are programmed to respond to triggers by listing possible actions and choosing one based on a strategy. Bots use two categories of strategies: combat and non-combat. You can add, subtract, or toggle strategies using the combat (co) and non-combat (nc) prefixes in your commands: The bots are programmed to respond to triggers by listing possible actions and choosing one based on a strategy. Bots use two categories of strategies: combat and non-combat. You can add, subtract, or toggle strategies using the combat (co) and non-combat (nc) prefixes in your commands: