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Not all of Kore's features can be used by simply setting up the configuration files. Console commands allows you to manually control Kore while it is running by typing these commands in the console. The commands are equivalent to the manual actions you can do in the original Ragnarok Online Client (e.g. chatting, dealing, party and guild management, etc.).

This section of the manual describes all of the console commands that you can use.

Command List

a (<monster #>)

- a corresponding number from the monster list when you use the ml command.

Attack a monster.

a (yes | no)

Toggles auto-attack on or off.

Command	Description
a yes	Turns on auto-attack. This sets the config.txt option attackAuto to 2.
a no	Turns off auto-attack. This sets the config.txt option attackAuto to 1.

ai [on | off]
ai [manual | auto]

Toggles AI on or off.

Command	Description
ai	Toggles AI on, off or manual.
ai on	Turns AI on.
ai off	Turns AI off.
ai auto	Sets AI to auto mode. Same as "ai on".
ai manual	Sets AI to manual mode.

When AI is off, you cannot use some console commands (e.g. move) with Kore. The manual AI mode is useful for disabling certain automatic AI functions like auto-skills, autostorage, etc, but still allowing you to use basic commands like move, talknpc, etc.

ai ai_v: Displays a formated output of the contents of the %ai_v hash, for debugging purposes.

ai clear: Clears AI sequences.

ai print: Displays detailed info about current AI sequence.

aiv: Display current AI sequences.

al: Displays the status of your vending shop.

arrowcraft: After using the arrowcraft use command, this command re-displays the list of items you can craft into arrows.

arrowcraft (<arrowcraft #>)

a corresponding number from the arrow craft list when you use the arrowcraft command.

Create arrows using an item from the arrow craft items list.

Note. You have to use the Arrow Crafting Skill (see arrowcraft use) before creating arrows using this command.

arrowcraft use: Use the Archer's Arrow Crafting skill and get the list of items you can craft into arrows.

arrowcraft forceuse (<inventory item #>)

- a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

Craft arrows immediately from an item without using the Arrow Crafting skill.

Note. On some servers, any class can create arrows using this exploit.

as: Stop attacking a monster.

au: Display possible commands for auction.

aua <inventory item> <amount>

A corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

The amount (positive integer).

Adds an item to the auction.

Bug 2.0.7. : It can't add more than 1 item.

aur: Removes item from auction

auc (<current price> <instant buy price> <hours>)

The price of the item to start the auction.

The price for instant buying the item.

<hours>

Auction's duration.

Creates an auction.

aub <id> <price>

<id>

A corresponding number from the auction list when you open your auction window.

<price>

The amount of zenys that you will bid for the item.

Bids an auction.

aui (selling | buying): Displays your auction info.

aud <index>

<index>

Auction's index number.

Deletes ad auction.

aue <index>

<index>

Auction's index number.

Ends an auction.

aus <type> [<price> | <text>]

<type>

Item's search criteria.

Armor
Weapon
Card
Misc
By Text
By Price
Sell
Buy

<price>

A certain amount of zenys.

<text>

A text containing letters and numbers.

Search for an auction according to the criteria.

auth (<player name> <authorize flag>)

- the name of the player you want to authorize or unauthorize.

- a boolean value. Specify either 1 to authorize, or 0 to unauthorize.

Authorize or unauthorize a player to use Kore chat commands (see Chat Commands).

autobuy: Initiate auto-buy AI sequence.

autosell: Initiate auto-sell AI sequence.

autostorage: Initiate auto-storage AI sequence.

bangbang: Does a bangbang body turn.

bingbing: Does a bingbing body turn.

buy (<store item #>) [<amount>]

- a corresponding number from the store item list when you use the store command.

- the amount (positive integer).

After talking to a buy/sell NPC, you can buy an item from the current NPC shop using this command.

Note. If the amount is not specified, you will buy exactly one of the specified item.

c (<message>)

- the message (string).

Send a message in the public chat.

card list: Show a list of cards in your inventory.

card use (<card #>)

- a corresponding number from the card list when you use the card list command.

Initiate card compounding using the specified card and get the list of items you can slot the card into. This is the same as double-clicking a card in the Ragnarok Online Client.

card mergelist: Show the list of items you can slot the card into again.

card mergecancel: Cancel the card merging request.

card merge (<card merge #>)

- a corresponding number from the card merge list when you use the card mergelist command.

Merge the used card with the specified item and finalize card compounding.

card forceuse (<card #> <inventory item #>)

- a corresponding number from the card list when you use the card list command.

- a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

Instantly merge the specified card with the specified item.

Note. This command only checks if the items exist in the inventory, so it's possible to screw up with this.

cart

Display a list of items in your cart.

cart add (<inventory item>) [<amount>]

- an inventory item name, or a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

- the amount (positive integer).

Add an item to cart from your inventory.

Note. If the amount is not specified, this assumes the maximum amount of the item available.

cart get (<cart item>) [<amount>]

- a cart item name, or a corresponding number from the cart item list when you use the cart command.

- the amount (positive integer).

Get an item from cart to your inventory.

Note. If the amount is not specified, this assumes the maximum amount of the item available.

cart desc (<cart item #>)

- a corresponding number from the cart item list when you use the cart command.

Display a description of the specified cart item.

cart release: Release your cart.

chat list: Display a list of chat rooms in your immediate area.

chat join (<chat room #>)

- a corresponding number from the chat room list when you use the chat list command.

Join the specified chat room.

chat info: Display details about the chat room you're currently in, and the list of current chat room users.

chat leave: Leave the current chat room.

chat create (\"<title>\") [<limit> <public flag> <password>]

<title>

- the chat room title (normally, this must not be more than 36 characters long).

<limit>

- the maximum number of chat room users allowed (ranges from 2 to 20).

- a boolean value. Specify either 1 to make a public chat room, or 0 to make a private one.

- the chat room password (not less than 4 characters long).

Create a chat room.

chat modify (\"<title>\") [<limit> <public flag> <password>]

<title>

- the chat room title (normally, this must not be more than 36 characters long).

<limit>

- the maximum number of chat room users allowed (ranges from 2 to 20).

- a boolean value. Specify either 1 to make a public chat room, or 0 to make a private one.

- the chat room password (not less than 4 characters long).

Modify the current chat room.

chat bestow (<chat user #>)

- a corresponding number from the chat room user list when you use the chat info command.

Bestow admin to the specified chat room user.

chat kick (<chat user #>)

- a corresponding number from the chat room user list when you use the chat info command.

Kick the specified chat room user.

chist [<number>]

- any positive integer.

Display last few lines from the chat log.

Command	Description
chist	Display last 5 lines from the chat log.
chist <number>	Display the last specified number or lines from the chat log.

cil: Clear the item log.

cl: Clear the chat log.

closeshop: Close your vending shop.

conf (<config key>) [<value>|none]
conf (<label.label_name>) [<value>|none]

- a configuration key name from config.txt.

<value>

- any value depending on the configuration key being changed.

<label.label_name>

- by specified label name in configuration block, you can use label name instead of configuration key (see example in config.txt)

Change a configuration key.

Command	Description
conf <config key>	Display the current value of the specified configuration key.
conf <config key> <value>	Set a new value for the specified configuration key.
conf <config key> none	Unset the specified configuration key.
conf <label.label_name>	Display the current value of the specified configuration key
conf <label.label_name> <value>	Set a new value for the specified configuration key through label_name.
conf <label.label_name> none	Unset the specified configuration key through label_name.

Note. Kore will not disclose the username and password using this command.

damage [reset]: Damage taken report.

Command	Description
damage	Display the damage taken report.
damage reset	Reset the damage taken report.

deal: Use this command to (1) accept the incoming deal request, (2) finalize your part of the deal, or (3) trade if both parties have finalized.

Note. See dealAuto in config.txt to automatically accept a deal.

deal (<player #>)

- a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

Request a deal with the specified player.

deal no: Use this command to (1) deny an incoming deal, or (2) cancel the current deal.

Note. See dealAuto in config.txt to automatically deny an incoming deal request.

deal add (<inventory item #>) [<amount>]

- a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

- the amount (positive integer).

Add inventory items to current deal.

Note. If the amount is not specified, this assumes the maximum amount of the item available.

deal add z [<amount>]

- the amount (positive integer).

Add zenny to current deal.

Note. If the amount is not specified, this will add all of your zennies.

debug (<level>)

<level>

- the debug level (0 - off, 1 - low, 2 - high).

Set the option debug in config.txt to the specified level.

debug info: Display debug information.

dl: Display the status of the current deal, and a list of items (and zenny) offered in the deal.

doridori: Does a doridori head turn.

drop (<inventory item list>) [<amount>]

- a comma-separated list of corresponding numbers from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

Each list item can be a single item number, or a range of item numbers in the form of X-Y (e.g. 1-5).
Don't use a space in-between the list items.

- the amount (positive integer).

Drop the specified item(s) from your inventory.

The following command will drop the item 4 from your inventory:

 drop 4

The following command will drop the 10 of the items 4, 7, 8, 9, and 12 from your inventory:

drop 4,7-9,12 10

Note. If the amount is not specified, this assumes the maximum amount of the item available.

dump: Dump the current packet recieve buffer and quit.

dumpnow: Dump the current packet recieve buffer without quitting.

e (<emoticon>)

- see tables\emotions.txt for the list of valid emoticon codes.

Show emotion.

east [<number>]

- any positive integer.

Move to the east.

Command	Description
east	Move 5 steps east.
east <number>	Move to the east with the specified number of steps.

eq: Display a list of equipped items in each equipment slot.

eq (<inventory item>)

- an inventory item name, or a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

Equip the specified item.

eq (<equip slot> <inventory item>)

- an equipment slot name as displayed in the equipment slot list when you use the eq slots command.

- an inventory item name, or a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

Equip the specified item on the specified equipment slot.

eq slots: Display a list of equipment slot names.

eval (<expression>)

- Perl expression.

Evaluate a Perl expression (developers only).

exp [report | monster | item | reset]

Experience report.

Command	Description
exp	Display report on experience gained only.
exp report	Display detailed report on experience gained, monsters killed and items gained.
exp monster	Display report on monsters killed.
exp item	Display report on inventory changes.
exp reset	Reset the experience report.

falcon [release]

Falcon status.

Command	Description
exp	Display report on experience gained only.
falcon	Display falcon status.
falcon release	Release your falcon.

follow (<player> | stop)

- a player name, or a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

Command	Description
follow <player>	Follow the specified player
follow stop	Stop following.

Note. See related follow options in config.txt.

friend: Display a list of your friends and their online status

friend request <player>

- a player name, or a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

Request a player to be your friend.

friend accept: Accept an incoming friend request

friend reject <player>

- a player name, or a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

Reject an incoming friend request.

friend pm <friend #>

- a corresponding number from the friend list when you use the friend command.

Send a friend a private message.

friend remove <friend #>

- a corresponding number from the friend list when you use the friend command.

Remove a friend from your friends list.

g (<message>)

- the message (string).

Send a message in the guild chat.

getplayerinfo (<player ID>)

- a player's account ID (can be retrieved by the pl command.

Ask the server for the name of the object with the specified ID.

Note. You will not see the info unless you have debug level 2.

guild [info|member]

Guild information.

Command	Description
guild	Request guild info.
guild info	Display guild info.
guild member	Display guild members list.

Note. You have to use the guild command before using the commands guild info and guild member to refresh the guild information. Otherwise, you will not see the latest guild information.

guild create (<guild name>)

- the name (string).

Create a guild.

guild request (<player>)

- a player name, or a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

Request the specified player to join your guild.

guild join (<accept flag>)

- a boolean value. Specify either 1 to accept, or 0 to deny.

Accept or deny an incoming guild join request.

Note. See guildAutoDeny in config.txt to automatically deny an incoming guild join request.

guild ally (<player>)

- a player name, or a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

Request alliance to another guild.

guild leave: Leave your current guild.

guild kick (<guild member #> <reason>)

- a corresponding number from the guild members list when you use the guild member command.

- the reason of expulsion (string).

Kick a guild member out of the guild.

guild break (<guild name>)

- the name (string).

Disband your guild.

help [<command name>]

- a command name as listed in this page (use the first word only).

Display help info.

Command	Description
help	Display a list of available commands.
help <command name>	Display detailed information about the specified command.

homun [s | status | feed | fire | move (<x> <y>) | standby | aiv]

<x>

- x-coordinate.

<y>

- y-coordinate.

Interact with homunculus.

Command	Description
homun s	Display homunculus status.
homun status	Display homunculus status.
homun feed	Feed your homunculus. (Food needed)
homun fire	Deletes your homunculus.
homun move <x> <y>	Moves your homunculus.
homun standby	Makes your homunculus standby.
homun aiv	Display current homunculus AI.

homun ai [on | auto | manual | off | clear | print]: Interact with homunculus AI.

Command	Description
homun ai	Toggles AI on, off or manual.
homun on	Turns homunculus AI on.
homun auto	Turns homunculus AI on.
homun manual.	Turns homunculus AI to manual.
homun off	Turns homunculus AI off.
homun clear	Clears homunculus AI.
homun print	Prints homunculus AI.

homun skills [(add | desc) [<skill #>]]

- a corresponding number from the skills list when you use the homun skills command.

Command	Description
homun skills	Displays homunculus skills.
homun skills add <skill #>	Add a skill point to the current homunculus skill.
homun desc <skill #>	Display a description of the specified homunculus skill.

i [eq | neq | nu | u]

Display inventory items.

Command	Description
i	Display a list of all available inventory items.
i eq	Display a list of currently equipped items.
i neq	Display a list of unequipped inventory items.
i nu	Display a list of non-usable inventory items.
i u	Display a list of usable inventory items.

i desc (<inventory item>)

- a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

- an inventory item name, or a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

Display a description of the specified inventory item.

identify [<identify item #>]

- a corresponding number from the identify item list when you use the identify command.

Command	Description
identify	After using a Magnifier item, or the Item Appraisal Skill, this command re-displays the list of items to be identified.
identify <identify item #>	Identify the specified item.

ignore (<ignore flag>) (<player name> | all)

- a boolean value. Specify either 1 to block messages, or 0 to unblock.

- the name of the player you want to ignore or unignore.

Block or unblock messages from players.

Command	Description
ignore <ignore flag> <player name>	Blocks/unblocks messages from the specified player.
ignore <ignore flag> all	Blocks/unblocks messages from all players.

This is the same as the /ex and /exall commands in the Ragnarok Online Client when the ignore flag is set to 1, or /in and /inall when the ignore flag is set to 0.

il: Display a list of items on the ground.

ihist [<number>]

- any positive integer.

Display last few lines from the item log.

Command	Description
ihist	Display last 5 lines from the item log.
ihist <number>	Display the last specified number or lines from the item

im (<inventory item #> <monster #>)

- a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

- a corresponding number from the monster list when you use the ml command.

Use the specified item on a monster.

ip (<inventory item #> <player #>)

- a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

- a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

Use the specified item on a player.

is (<inventory item>)

- an inventory item name, or a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

Use the specified item on self.

kill (<player #>)

- a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

Attack another player (PvP/GvG only).

look (<body dir>) [<head dir>]

0 - North

1 - Northwest

2 - West

3 - Southwest

4 - South

5 - Southeast

6 - East

7 - Northeast

0 - Ahead

1 - Right

2 - Left

Tell Kore to look in a certain direction.

Note. If <head dir> is not specified, your head will look straight ahead of your body.

lookp (<player #>)

- a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

Look at the specified player.

m: Displays Mail commands.

ms (<receiver> <title> <message>)

Name of the player that will receive the mail.

Mail's title.

Mail's message.

Sends Mail.

mo <mail #>

a corresponding number from the mail list when you open your mailbox.

Open a mail.

mi: Opens Mailbox.

mw [0 | 1 | 2]

Interacts with mail box window.

Command	Description
mw 0	Write mail.
mw 1	Take attached items back.
mw 2	Inputs zenys.

ma (get <mail #>)

a corresponding number from the mail list when you open your mailbox.

Takes items attached from mail.

ma (add [zeny <amount>] | [item <amount> (<inventory item>)])

- the amount (positive integer).

- an inventory item name, or a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

Command	Description
ma add zeny <amount>	Attaches zenys in the mail.
ma add item <amount> <inventory item>	Attaches items in the mail.

md <mail #>

a corresponding number from the mail list when you open your mailbox.

Deletes a Mail.

Note. You must remove all the items/zenys attached first.

mr <mail #>

a corresponding number from the mail list when you open your mailbox.

Returns the mail to the sender.

memo: Save current position for warp portal (for Acolytes only).

ml

Display a list of monsters in your immediate area.

merc [s | status | fire | move (<x> <y>) | standby | aiv]

<x>

- x-coordinate.

<y>

- y-coordinate.

Interact with Mercenary.

Command	Description
merc s	Display mercenary status.
merc status	Display mercenary status.
merc fire	Fires your mercenary.
merc move <x> <y>	Moves your mercenary.
merc standby	Makes your mercenary standby.
merc aiv	Display current mercenary AI.

merc ai [on | auto | manual | off | clear | print]: Interact with mercenary AI.

Command	Description
merc ai	Toggles AI on, off or manual.
merc on	Turns mercenary AI on.
merc auto	Turns mercenary AI on.
merc manual.	Turns mercenary AI to manual.
merc off	Turns mercenary AI off.
merc clear	Clears mercenary AI.
merc print	Prints mercenary AI.

merc skills [(add | desc) [<skill #>]]

- a corresponding number from the skills list when you use the merc skills command.

Command	Description
homun skills	Displays mercenary skills.
homun skills add <skill #>	Add a skill point to the current mercenary skill.
homun desc <skill #>	Display a description of the specified mercenary skill.

move ([<x> <y>] [<map name>]| <portal #> | stop)

<x>

- x-coordinate.

<y>

- y-coordinate.

- the name of a map as shown by the where command in Kore, or the /where command in the Ragnarok Online client (e.g. prontera, morocc, prt_fild08, etc.).

- a corresponding number from the portals list when you use the portals command.

Command	Description
move <x> <y> [<map name>]	Move to the specified coordinates on the map. If the map name is not specified, you will move inside the current map.
move <map name>	Move to the specified map.
move <portal #>	Move to the nearby portal.
move stop	Stop all movements.

nl: Display a list of NPCs in your immediate area.

north [<number>]

- any positive integer.

Move to the north.

Command	Description
north	Move 5 steps north.
north <number>	Move to the north with the specified number of steps.

northeast [<number>]

- any positive integer.

Move to the northeast.

Command	Description
northeast	Move 5 steps northeast.
northeast <number>	Move to the northeast with the specified number of steps.

northwest [<number>]

- any positive integer.

Move to the northwest.

Command	Description
northwest	Move 5 steps northwest.
northwest <number>	Move to the northwest with the specified number of steps.

openshop: Open your vending shop.

p (<message>)

- the message (string).

Send a message in the party chat.

party: Display a list of your party members, with their online status, location and health.

party create (<party name>)

- the name (string).

Organize a party.

party share (<share flag>)

- a boolean value. Specify either 1 to set EXP sharing to even, or 0 for individual take.

Set party EXP sharing.

party request (<player #>)

- a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

Request player to join your party.

party join (<accept flag>)

- a boolean value. Specify either 1 to accept, or 0 to deny.

Accept or deny a party join request.

Note. See partyAuto in config.txt to automatically accept or deny an incoming party join request.

party kick (<party member #>)

- a corresponding number from the party members list when you use the party command.

Expel a party member from your party.

party leave: Leave your current party.

pause [<seconds>]

- the time in seconds.

Delay the next console commands specified after this by a set number of seconds. Cannot be used if not ingame and if ai is set to manual or off. Does not delay console commands that display information like exp, skills and i.

Command	Description
pause	Delay the next console commands for 1 second
pause <seconds>	Delay the next console commands by a specified number of seconds

The following example will execute the move command after 100 seconds have passed.

pause 100;;move 100 100

pecopeco [release]: Pecopeco status.

Command	Description
pecopeco	Display pecopeco status.
pecopeco release	Release your pecopeco.

petl: Display a list of pets in your immediate area.

pl [<player #>]

- a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

Command	Description
pl	Display a list of players in you immediate area.
pl [<player #>]	Display detailed info about the specified player.

plugin [help]: Plugin information.

Command	Description
plugin	Display a list of currently loaded plugins.
plugin help	Display plugin help.

plugin (load | reload | unload) (<filename> | all)

- the plugin filename (the path may be relative to your main bot folder).

Load/reload/unload plugins.

Command	Description
plugin load <filename>	Load a plugin file.
plugin load all	Load all plugin files inside the plugins folder.
plugin reload (<plugin>)	Reload a registered plugin.
plugin reload all	Reload all registered plugin.
plugin unload (<plugin>)	Reload a registered plugin.
plugin unload all	Reload all registered plugin.

pm (<player name>|<pm list #>) (<message>)

- the name of the player you want to send the message.

- a corresponding number from the pm list when you use the pml command.

- the message (string).

Send a private message to a player.

pml: Display the quick PM list.

This is similar to the PM list in the Ragnarok Online Client where names of players you previously PM'ed, or who PM'ed you, are stored in a list for quick access. In Kore, you can use the corresponding numbers in this PM list for the pm command.

portals: Display a list of portals in your immediate area.

quest [set <questID> <on | off> | list]

A corresponding number from the quest list when you use the quest list command.

Command	Description
quest	Displays possible commands for quest.
quest set <questID> on	Enable quest.
quest set <questID> off	Disable quest.
quest list	Displays a list of your quests.

quit: Exit the program.

rc [<module names>]

- a space separated list of openkore source module names. Each name is treated as a regular expression.

Reload source code files.

Command	Description
rc	Reload functions.pl.
rc <module names>	Reload module files that match the specified space-delimited list of names.

reload (all | <names>) [except <names>]

<names>

- a list of words that match config and table filenames.

Reload configuration and table files.

Command	Description
reload all	Reload all configuration and table files.
reload <names>	Reload config and table files that match the specified list of names.
reload <names> except <names>	Reload config and table files that match the first specified list of names except those that match the list of names after the except keyword.
reload all except <names>	Reload all config and table files except those that match the specified list of names.

The following example will reload all config files inside the 'control' folder.

reload control

The next example will reload all table files inside the 'tables' folder except for tables\itemsdescriptions.txt, tables\portals.txt, tables\portalsLOS.txt, and tables\skillsdescriptions.txt.

reload tables except itemsdesc portals skillsdesc

relog [<seconds>]

- the time in seconds.

Log out then log in again.

Command	Description
relog	Logout and then login after 5 seconds.
relog <seconds>	Logout and then login after the specified number of seconds.

repair (<repair item #>)

- a corresponding number from the repair item list.

After using the Weapon Repair Skill, use this command to repair the specified player's item.

Note. See the option repairAuto to automatically choose the item to repair.

respawn: Respawn back to the save point.

Note. Unless you are dead, you need a Butterfly Wing in your inventory, or the Teleport Skill, to respawn.

s: Display character status. This is similar to the Basic Information window in the Ragnarok Online Client, but also includes currently active status effects.

sell: Display a list of items that you can sell to a buy/sell NPC.

Note. You must have previously talked to a buy/sell before using this command.

sell (<inventory item list>) [<amount>]

- a comma-separated list of corresponding numbers from the inventory item list when you use the i command. Each list item can be a single item number, or a range of item numbers in the form of X-Y (e.g. 1-5). Don't use a space in-between the list items.

- the amount (positive integer).

Add inventory items to your sell list. Use sell done to start selling the items all at once.

The following command will add the item 21 from your inventory to your sell list:

sell 21

The following command will add 50 of each of the items 21, 30, 31, 32, 33, and 51 from your inventory to your sell list:

sell 21,30-33,51 50

Note. If the amount is not specified, this assumes the maximum amount of the item available.

sell list: Display items in your sell list.

sell done: When you have finished adding items to your sell list, use this command to bulk sell everything in your sell list.

Note. You must have previously talked to a buy/sell before using this command.

sell cancel: Clear the sell list.

send (<hex string>)

- a space-separated sequence of hex codes (e.g. 04 02 22 37 D7 FC).

Send a raw packet to the server.

showeq [p <player> | [me <on | off>]

A player's name, a number from the player's list when you use the pl command or a partial part of the player's name.

Command	Description
showeq <player>	Request equipment information for player.
showeq me on	Enables equipment showing.
showeq me off	Disables equipment showing.

sit: Sit down.

Note. To ensure that Kore will stay put, this command will set the config.txt option attackAuto to 1, and the options attackAuto_party, route_randomWalk, teleportAuto_idle, and itemsGatherAuto to 0. The original values are stored so they can be reset when the stand command is used.

skills: Show available skills, with their current skill levels and SP usage.

skills add (<skill #>)

- a corresponding number from the skills list when you use the skills command.

Add a skill point to the specified skill.

skills desc (<skill #>)

- a corresponding number from the skills list when you use the skills command.

Display a description of the specified skill.

sl (<skill #> <x> <y>) [<level>]

- a corresponding number from the skills list when you use the skills command.

<x>

- x-coordinate.

<y>

- y-coordinate.

<level>

- the skill level.

Use the specified skill on a location.

sll: Display a list of slaves near the bot.

sm (<skill #> <monster #>) [<level>]

- a corresponding number from the skills list when you use the skills command.

- a corresponding number from the monster list when you use the ml command.

<level>

- the skill level.

Use the specified skill on a monster.

south [<number>]

- any positive integer.

Move to the south.

Command	Description
south	Move 5 steps south.
south <number>	Move to the south with the specified number of steps.

southeast [<number>]

- any positive integer.

Move to the southeast.

Command	Description
southeast	Move 5 steps southeast.
southeast <number>	Move to the southeast with the specified number of steps.

southwest [<number>]

- any positive integer.

Move to the southwest.

Command	Description
southwest	Move 5 steps southwest.
southwest <number>	Move to the southwest with the specified number of steps.

sp (<skill #> <player>) [<level>]

- a corresponding number from the skills list when you use the skills command.

- a player name, or a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

<level>

- the skill level.

Use the specified skill on a player.

spells: Display a list of area effect spells in your immediate area.

ss (<skill #>) [<level>]

- a corresponding number from the skills list when you use the skills command.

<level>

- the skill level.

Use the specified skill on self.

st: Display stats. This is similar to the Status window in the Ragnarok Online Client.

stand: Stand up.

Note. If you previously used the sit command to force Kore to sit, this will set the config.txt options attackAuto, attackAuto_party, route_randomWalk, teleportAuto_idle, and itemsGatherAuto to their original values.

stat_add (str | agi | int | vit | dex | luk): Add status point to a stat.

Command	Description
stat_add str	Add status point to STR.
stat_add agi	Add status point to AGI.
stat_add int	Add status point to INTR.
stat_add vit	Add status point to VIT.
stat_add dex	Add status point to DEX.
stat_add luk	Add status point to LUK.

storage [ eq | nu | u ]: List items in storage.

Command	Description
storage	Display a list of all items in storage.
storage eq	Display a list of equipable items in storage.
storage nu	Display a list of non-usable items in storage.
storage u	Display a list of usable items in storage.

storage add (<inventory item>) [<amount>]

- an inventory item name, or a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

- the amount (positive integer).

Add an inventory item to storage.

Note. If the amount is not specified, this assumes the maximum amount of the item available.

storage addfromcart (<cart item>) [<amount>]

- a cart item name, or a corresponding number from the cart item list when you use the cart command.

- the amount (positive integer).

Add a cart item to storage.

Note. If the amount is not specified, this assumes the maximum amount of the item available.

storage get (<storage item>) [<amount>]

- a storage item name, or a corresponding number from the storage item list when you use the storage command.

- the amount (positive integer).

Get an item from storage to your inventory.

Note. If the amount is not specified, this assumes the maximum amount of the item available.

storage gettocart (<storage item>) [<amount>]

- a storage item name, or a corresponding number from the storage item list when you use the storage command.

- the amount (positive integer).

Get an item from storage directly to your cart.

Note. If the amount is not specified, this assumes the maximum amount of the item available.

storage desc (<storage item>)

- a storage item name, or a corresponding number from the storage item list when you use the storage command.

Display storage item description.

storage close: Close storage.

storage log

Log storage items to logs\storage.txt.

store [desc (<store item #>)]

- a corresponding number from the store item list when you use the store command.

Command	Description
store	Display a list of available shop items from NPC.
store desc (<store item #>)	Display description of a store item.

switchconf (<filename>)

- the filename of an alternate config.txt (the path may be relative to your main bot folder).

Switch configuration file.

take (<ground item #> | first)

- a corresponding number from the ground item list when you use the il command.

Command	Description
take (<ground item #>	Pick up an item from the ground.
take first	Pick up the first item listed in the ground item list when you use the il command.

talk (<npc #> | cont | resp | resp (<response #>) | num <number> | text <string> | no)

<npc #>

- a corresponding number from the npc list when you use the nl command.

- a corresponding number from the response list when you use the talk resp command.

- any number.

- any string.

Command	Description
talk <npc #>	Manually talk to an NPC.
talk cont	Continue talking to NPC. This is the same as clicking the next button when talking to an NPC in the Ragnarok Online Client.
talk resp	Display the list of available responses to NPC.
talk resp (<response #>)	Send a response to an NPC (when prompted for a response).
talk num (<number>)	Send a number to NPC (when prompted for a number).
talk text (<string>)	Send text/string to NPC.
talk no	End or cancel conversation with NPC.

talknpc (<x> <y> <npc talk codes>)

<x>

- x-coordinate.

<y>

- y-coordinate.

- a space-separated sequence of talk codes. See the references section for more details about NPC conversation codes.

Talk to the NPC on the specified coordinate and use the specified sequence of responses.

tank (<player> | stop)

- a player name, or a corresponding number from the player list when you use the pl command.

Command	Description
tank <player>	Tank for the specified player.
tank stop	Stop tank mode.

tele: Teleport to a random location.

Note.'

You must have Fly Wings in your inventory, or you must have the Teleport Skill, for this command to work. If you have both requirements (Teleport Skill and Fly Wings), set the option teleportAuto_useSkill in config.txt to specify which one to use.

testshop: Show what your vending shop would sell.

timeout (<timeout key>) [<seconds>]

- a timeout key name from timeouts.txt.

- the time in seconds.

Set a timeout.

Command	Description
timeout <timeout key>	Display the current value of specified key name.
timeout <timeout key> <seconds>	Set a new value for the specified key name.

top10 (a | alche | alchemist): Displays Alchemist's top10 ranking.

top10 (b | black | blacksmith): Displays Blackmith's top10 ranking.

top10 (p | pk | pvp): Displays PVP top10 ranking.

top10 (t | tk | taekwon): Displays Taekwon's top10 ranking.

uneq (<inventory item>)

- an inventory item name, or a corresponding number from the inventory item list when you use the i command.

Unequp an item.

vender (<vender #> | <vender #> <vender item #> [<amount>] | end)

- a corresponding number from the vender list when you use the vl command.

- a corresponding number from the vender item list when you use the vender command.

- the amount (positive integer).

Command	Description
vender <vender #>	Enter vender shop and display a list of available shop items.
vender (<vender #> <vender item #> [<amount>])	After entering a vender shop using the vender command, you can start buying items from the vender shop using this command.
vender end	Leave current vender shop.

Note. If the amount is not specified, you will buy exactly one of the specified item.

verbose: Toggles verbose on or off.

version: Display the version of Openkore.

vl: Display a list of vending shops in your immediate area.

warp (<warp #> | <map name>)

- a corresponding number from the warp list when you use the warp list command.

- the name of a map as shown by the where command in Kore, or the /where command in the Ragnarok Online client (e.g. prontera, morocc, prt_fild08, etc.).

After using the Warp Portal Skill, you can choose to open a warp portal using this command.

Note. If you specify a map name, that map should exist in the warp list or this command will fail.

warp list: After using the Warp Portal Skill, this command lists available warp portals to open.

weight [<number>]

- any number.

Gives a report about your inventory weight.

Command	Description
weight	Display info about current weight.
weight <number>	Calculate how much more items can be carried if the item's weight is equal to the specified number.

west [<number>]

- any positive integer.

Move to the west.

Command	Description
west	Move 5 steps west.
west <number>	Move to the west with the specified number of steps.

where: Shows your current location.

who: Display the number of people on the current server.

whoami: Display your character info and account ID.

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