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*[[ISSession:Process Frame (Service)|Process Frame]] | *[[ISSession:Process Frame (Service)|Process Frame]] | ||
*[[ISSession:HTTP (Service)|HTTP]] | *[[ISSession:HTTP (Service)|HTTP]] | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[LavishScript]] | * [[LavishScript]] | ||
* [[IS:Uplink|Inner Space Uplink]] (main program) | * [[IS:Uplink|Inner Space Uplink]] (main program) |
Revision as of 22:16, 28 March 2005
Contents
Introduction
In-Game Console
The Inner Space console provides a method of executing commands similar to first-person shooter consoles, but in a style similar to standard command shells (e.g. DOS or Linux shells). It takes only a moment to learn, and provides access to all of Inner Space's features
Binds (hotkeys)
Global Binds (global hotkeys)
LavishScript Extensions
Commands
Misc
- Shows the current Inner Space version number
- Instantly close this session
Console
- Clear the console
- Resize the console
- Toggle the console
- Quietly execute a command (nothing shows up in console)
- Output text (to the console)
- Log all console output
Display
- Toggle "wireframe" mode (does NOT improve performance)
- Display current framerate
- Display or set framerate/CPU limiter settings
- Display information about the window and the game's display mode (can show amount of image distortion, etc)
- Add an element to the heads-up display
- Remove an element from the heads-up display
- List elements in the heads-up display
- Modify an element in the heads-up display
File System
- Redirect game's file i/o from one file to another (for example, make a game use USER1.DAT instead of USER.DAT)
- Redirect game's .ini file i/o from one file to another and/or one section to another and/or one value to another (for example, use an alternate setting or alternate .ini file)
Input
- Add, list, or remove a hotkey
- Emulate a single key press and/or release
- Emulate typing some text
- Moves the mouse to a specified location
- Emulate a mouse button press and/or release
- Used for DirectInput mouse handlers (such as EQ1) to "release" or "capture" the mouse
- Add, list, or remove a global hotkey, usable from anywhere in Windows
Inter-process (uplink and other sessions)
- Retrieve the shortest path from point A to point B in a given world
- Load or unload a navigation file containing worlds and connected points within them
- Add, list or remove a navigation point
- Extensions
- Load, list or unload an extension
- Lists available services and the number of clients attached to each
Settings
- Manipulate settings for a specific game
- Add, list or remove games
- Manipulate settings for a specific profile
- Add, list or remove profiles
- Add, list or remove XML settings (similar to .INI)
Video Capture
- Begins video capture
- Ends video capture
Window
- Set or display window position
- Set or display window size
- Set window size based on the game's set resolution
- Set window frame style (and therefore ability to drag to resize the window as well)
- Set window title
- Move window above or below others, or "always on top"
- Adds an icon to the system tray for this game
- Used to prevent the mouse from leaving the window (not used for DirectInput systems such as EQ1)
Data Types
Top-Level Objects
- Game
- Profile
- Session
- FPS
- Mouse
- Keyboard
- Sessions
- Display
- Console
- HUDElement
- NavPoint
- NavPath
- XMLSetting
- Extension
- Bind
Services
See Also
- LavishScript
- Inner Space Uplink (main program)