All Top-Level Objects¶

Search for an item using the given item id, or partial name match. Will search character inventory and any items stored in key rings (illusion, mount, etc).

Example

Looks for an item with the name swirling in it, and prints the ID.

MQScriptLua

/echo ${FindItem[swirling].ID}

print(mq.TLO.FindItem("swirling").ID())

item `FindItem[=name]`¶

Search for an item using exact name match (case insensitive). Will search character inventory and any items stored in key rings (illusion, mount, etc).

Example

Looks for the Cleric Epic (by exact match) and prints its ID.

MQScriptLua

/echo ${FindItem[=Water Sprinkler of Nem Ankh].ID}

print(mq.TLO.FindItem("=Water Sprinkler of Nem Ankh").ID())

`FindItemBank`¶

A TLO used to find an item in your bank by partial or exact name match. See examples below.

Of note: The FindItemBank with ItemSlot REQUIRES that bank item containers be open to function correctly. Due to potential exploits the command will not work if the bank containers are closed. This is in contrast to FindItem functionality with character containers, where ItemSlot was designed to allow inventory management without opening containers.

item `FindItemBank[name|id]`¶

Search for an item in your bank using the given item id, or partial name match.

Example

Looks for an item in your bank with the name swirling in it, and prints the ID.

MQScriptLua

/echo ${FindItemBank[swirling].ID}

print(mq.TLO.FindItemBank("swirling").ID())

item `FindItemBank[=name]`¶

Search for an item in your bank using exact name match (case insensitive).

Example

Looks for the Cleric Epic (by exact match) in your bank and prints its ID.

MQScriptLua

/echo ${FindItemBank[=Water Sprinkler of Nem Ankh].ID}

print(mq.TLO.FindItemBank("=Water Sprinkler of Nem Ankh").ID())

`FindItemBankCount`¶

A TLO used to find a count of items in your bank by partial or exact name match. See examples below.

int `FindItemBankCount[name|id]`¶

Counts the items in your bank using the given item id, or partial name match.

Example

Echos the number of items in your bank with the name swirling in it.

MQScriptLua

/echo ${FindItemBankCount[swirling]}

print(mq.TLO.FindItemBankCount("swirling"))

int `FindItemBankCount[=name]`¶

Counts the items in your bank using exact name match (case insensitive).

Example

Echoes the number of Swirling Shadows you have in your bank.

MQScriptLua

/echo ${FindItemBankCount[=Swirling Shadows]}

print(mq.TLO.FindItemBankCount("=Swirling Shadows"))

`FindItemCount`¶

A TLO used to find a count of items on your character, corpse, or a merchant by partial or exact name match. See examples below.

int `FindItemCount[name|id]`¶

Counts the items using the given item id, or partial name match. Will search character inventory and any items stored in key rings (illusion, mount, etc).

Example

Echos the number of items in your inventory with the name swirling in it.

MQScriptLua

/echo ${FindItemCount[swirling]}

print(mq.TLO.FindItemCount("swirling"))

int `FindItemCount[=name]`¶

Counts the items using exact name match (case insensitive). Will search character inventory and any items stored in key rings (illusion, mount, etc).

Example

Echoes the number of Water Flasks you have in your inventory.

MQScriptLua

/echo ${FindItemCount[=Water Flask]}

print(mq.TLO.FindItemCount("=Water Flask"))

`Float`¶

Creates a float object from n.

float `Float[n]`¶

Returns a float with value n.

`FrameLimiter`¶

The FrameLimiter TLO provides access to the frame limiter feature.

framelimiter `FrameLimiter`¶

The frame limiter object

`Friends`¶

Grants access to your friends list.

friend `Friends`¶

Access friends data

`GameTime`¶

A time object indicating EQ Game Time.

time `GameTime`¶

Access the current in-game time

`Ground`¶

Object which references the ground spawn item you have targeted.

ground `Ground`¶

Access currently targeted ground item.

`GroundItemCount`¶

Access to all Groundspawn item count information.

int `GroundItemCount`¶

Retrieve the count of items on the ground

`Group`¶

Access to all group-related information.

group `Group`¶

Retrieve information about your group

`Heading`¶

Object that refers to the directional heading to of a location or direction.

heading `Heading[#]`¶

Creates a heading object using degrees (clockwise)

heading `Heading[y,x]`¶

Creates a heading object using the heading to this y,x location

heading `Heading[N,W]`¶

Same as above, just an alternate method

`If`¶

Executes an inline condiition, similar to a ternary expression in other languages.

string `If[conditions,whentrue,whenfalse]`¶

Performs Math.Calc on conditions, gives whentrue if non-zero, gives whenfalse if zero.

Example

If I am sitting, stand up. Otherwise, echo "I am not sitting down"

/docommand ${If[${Me.Sitting},/stand,/echo I am not sitting down]}

string `If[conditions~whentrue~whenfalse]`¶

Alternate syntax, behaves the same as above but uses the ~ character as a separator instead of a comma.

`Illusion`¶

Used to get information about items on your illusions keyring.

keyring `Illusion`¶

Access to the illusion keyring.

keyringitem `Illusion[N]`¶

Retrieves the item in your illusion keyring by index.

keyringitem `Illusion[Name]`¶

Retrieve the item in your illusion keyring by name. A = can be prepended for an exact match.

`Ini`¶

Reads value(s) from an ini file located in a relative or absolute path.

string `Ini[filename,section,key,default]`¶

The section, key, and default do not need to be given. If section or key are not given, multiple values are read.

Section and key may be set to -1 to skip them and give a new value.

If the ini is located in a directory other than the root Macros directory is located, you can use a DOS-style filepath (relative or absolute) to locate the ini. If the macro accessing the ini is in the same non-root directory, you will still to provide the (relative or absolute) filepath.

ini `Ini`¶

When passed with no parameters to Ini[] the more robust form of the Ini TLO is used. See below and the reference to the Key datatype for further usage.

`Int`¶

Object that creates an integer from n.

int `Int[N]`¶

Parses whatever value for n is provided and converts it into an int.

`Inventory`¶

This is a hierarchical container for things relating to inventory (Bank, etc). It is not currently fully implemented and will be added onto.

inventory `Inventory`¶

Your inventory.

`InvSlot`¶

Object used to get information on a specific inventory slot.

invslot `InvSlot[N]`¶

Inventory slot by index N.

invslot `InvSlot[SlotName]`¶

Inventory slot matching SlotName.

`ItemTarget`¶

Gives access to the ground item that is previously targeted using /itemtarget.

ground `ItemTarget`¶

Returns the current ground item target.

`LastSpawn`¶

Information about the spawns that have occurred since you entered the zone. When you enter a zone you dont know the spawn order of anything already there, just anything that spawns while you are in the zone.

The useful thing about ${LastSpawn[-1]} is just being able to get the first spawn in the list which you might use in conjunction with other spawn members to go through the entire spawn list in a loop.

spawn `LastSpawn[N]`¶

The nth latest spawn (chronological order)

spawn `LastSpawn[-N]`¶

The nth oldest spawn (chronological order)

`LineOfSight`¶

Object that is used to check if there is Line of Sight betwen two locations.

bool `LineOfSight[y,x,z:y,x,z]`¶

Check for line-of-sight between the two specified coordinates.

`Macro`¶

Information about the macro that's currently running.

macro `Macro`¶

Returns an object related to the macro that is currently running.

Example

/echo This macro has been running for: ${Macro.RunTime} seconds

`MacroQuest`¶

Creates an object related to MacroQuest information.

macroquest `MacroQuest`¶

`Me`¶

Character object which allows you to get properties of you as a character.

character `Me`¶

Returns the character object which provides access to information about your own character.

${Me} is a character object, so has access to all the properties of the character type. The character type also has access to the properties of the spawn type.

Access to menu objects when a menu is open.

menu `Menu`¶

If no menu open, returns "No Menu Open"

`Mercenary`¶

Object used to get information about your mercenary.

mercenary `Mercenary`¶

`Merchant`¶

Object that interacts with the currently active merchant.

merchant `Merchant`¶

`Mount`¶

Used to get information about items on your Mount keyring.

keyring `Mount`¶

Access to the Mount keyring.

keyringitem `Mount[N]`¶

Retrieves the item in your mount keyring by index.

keyringitem `Mount[Name]`¶

Retrieve the item in your mount keyring by name. A = can be prepended for an exact match.

`NearestSpawn`¶

Object that is used in finding spawns nearest to you.

spawn `NearestSpawn[N]`¶

The Nth nearest spawn

spawn `NearestSpawn[Search]`¶

The nearest spawn matching this search string (see Spawn Search).

spawn `NearestSpawn[N,Search]`¶

The Nth nearest spawn matching this search string (see Spawn Search).

`Pet`¶

Pet object which allows you to get properties of your pet.

pet `Pet`¶

Provides access to your current Pet. The pet type extends from spawn, and as such has access to the properties of the spawn type as well.

`Plugin`¶

Object that has access to members that provide information on a plugin.

plugin `Plugin[Name]`¶

Finds plugin by name, uses full name match, case insensitive.

plugin `Plugin[N]`¶

Plugin by index, starting with 1 and stopping whenever the list runs out of plugins.

`PointMerchant`¶

Access to point merchants (such as those found in LDoN) when a window is open.

pointmerchant `PointMerchant`¶

Returns TRUE if point merchant window is open

`Raid`¶

Object that has access to members that provide information on your raid.

raid `Raid`¶

`Range`¶

Test if n is inside a range of 2 numbers or between 2 numbers

range `Range`¶

`Select`¶

Object used to determine if a match was made to argument in the given set of values.

Warning

Values must be single words. Quoted strings do not work, as the parser will drop the quotes and uses spaces as a delimiter.

int `Select[argument,value1[,value2,...]]`¶

Example

Given:

/declare thing string outer foo

The following are true:

| Outputs: 1
/echo ${Select[${thing},foo,bar,baz]}

| Outputs: 2
/echo ${Select[${thing},bin,foo,baz]}

| Outputs: 3
/echo ${Select[${thing},bin,baz,foo]}

| Outputs: 0
/echo ${Select[${thing},bin,bar,baz]}

Example

/if (${Select[${Target.Class.ShortName},CLR,DRU,SHM]} > 0) {
    /echo Target is a healer
}

`SelectedItem`¶

Used to return information on the object that is selected in your own inventory while using a merchant.

item `SelectedItem`¶

Example

MQScriptLua

/if (!${SelectedItem.ID}) {
    /echo Nothing in your inventory is selected
} else {
    /echo Size of the item: ${SelectedItem.Size}

    /if (${SelectedItem.Charges} < 1) {
        /echo the selected item is out of charges
    }

    /if (${SelectedItem.Name.Equal[rusty dagger]}) {
        /echo the selected item is a rusty dagger
    }
}

if mq.TLO.SelectedItem() == nil then
    print('Nothing in your inventory is selected')
else
    print('Size of the item: ', mq.TLO.SelectedItem.Size())

    if mq.TLO.SelectedItem.Charges() < 1 then
        print('The selected item is out of charges')
    end

    if mq.TLO.SelectedItem.Name.Equal('rusty dagger')() then
        print('The selected item is a rusty dagger')
    end
end

`Skill`¶

Object used to get information on your character's skills.

skill `Skill[name]`¶

Retrieve skill by name

skill `Skill[N]`¶

Retrieve skill by number

Access data about socials (in-game macro buttons)

social `Social[Index]`¶

Look up a social by its button index.

Each page as 12 socials, so index 13 would be the first social on the page 2. There are a total of 120 socials.

`Spawn`¶

Object used to get information on a specific spawn. Uses the filters under Spawn Search.

spawn `Spawn[N]`¶

Spawn matching ID N.

spawn `Spawn[SearchString]`¶

Any spawns matching SearchString. See Spawn Search.

`SpawnCount`¶

Object used to count spawns based on a set of queries. Uses the filters under Spawn Search.

int `SpawnCount`¶

Total number of spawns in current zone

int `SpawnCount[SearchString]`¶

Total number of spawns in current zone matching the SearchString. See Spawn Search.

`Spell`¶

Object used to return information on a spell by name or by ID.

spell `Spell`¶

Find spell by ID

spell `Spell[Name]`¶

Find spell by name

`String`¶

Access the string datatype

string `String[text]`¶

Access text as a string

`SubDefined`¶

Information about macro sub's definition

bool `SubDefined[name]`¶

Returns true if a sub called name is defined and the macro is currently running.

`Switch`¶

Object used when you want to find information on targetted doors or switches such as the portals in PoK.

switch `Switch`¶

Returns the currently targeted switch

switch `Switch[ID]`¶

Returns a switch matching the provided numeric ID

switch `Switch[Search]`¶

Based on the value of Search, return a switch:

target: Return the currently targeted switch
nearest: Return the nearest switch.
Otherwise, return switch by searching by name

`SwitchTarget`¶

Object used to return information on your switch target. Replaces DoorTarget

switch `SwitchTarget`¶

True if switch (aka door) targeted

`Target`¶

Object used to get information about your current target.

target `Target`¶

Returns the spawn object for the current target.

`Task`¶

Object used to return information on a current Task.

task `Task`¶

`TeleportationItem`¶

Returns data on the teleportation item in your keyring.

keyringitem `TeleportationItem[#]`¶

Retrieves the item in your keyring by index

keyringitem `TeleportationItem[name]`¶

Retrieves the item in your keyring by name. A = can be prepended for an exact match.

keyring `TeleportationItem`¶

`Time`¶

Object used to return information on real time, not game time.

time `Time`¶

`TradeskillDepot`¶

Object that interacts with the personal tradeskill depot, introduced in the Night of Shadows expansion.

tradeskilldepot `TradeskillDepot`¶

`Type`¶

Used to get information on data types.

type `Type[Name]`¶

Retrieve metadata about the type with given Name

`Window`¶

Used to find information on a particular UI window.

You can display a list of window names using the /windows command or by using the window inspector.

window `Window[Name]`¶

Retrieve window by searching for the first window matching Name.

`Zone`¶

Used to find information about a particular zone.

currentzone `Zone`¶

Retrieves the current zone information

zone `Zone[N]`¶

Retrieves information about a zone by zone ID. If this zone is the current zone, then this will return currentzone.

zone `Zone[ShortName]`¶

Retrieves information about a zone by short name. If this zone is the current zone, then this will return currentzone.

Math ¶

Creates a Math object which gives allows access to the math type members.

math `Math`¶

Returns the math object which is used to perform math operations.

Map¶

`MapSpawn`¶

Object that is created when your cursor hovers over a spawn on the map

spawn `MapSpawn`¶

When your cursor hovers over a spawn, the spawn type is used. e.g. /echo ${MapSpawn.Gender}

ground `MapSpawn`¶

When your cursor hovers over a ground item, the ground type is used. e.g. /invoke ${MapSpawn.Grab}

MQ2Medley¶

`Medley`¶

Holds a form that returns the current medley, as well as the Medley data type.

Medley `Medley`¶

Returns string of current medley, or FALSE if no current medley.

MQ2Melee¶

`Melee`¶

Holds the Melee datatype which is much more interesting

Melee `Melee`¶

Returns TRUE if plugin is loaded.

`meleemvb`¶

A TLO for debugging skills

int `meleemvb[idskill]`¶

1 if the skill is ready and target in range, 0 if not. Most combat and/or character kills that can use an ID are testable here. Examples of idskills are: idleopardclaw, idslam, idforage, idfrenzy, idtigerclaw, idescape.

`meleemvi`¶

A TLO for debugging variables

int `meleemvi[variable]`¶

1/0 if the variable is set to on/off. This includes all variables that can be set on the command line.

`meleemvs`¶

A TLO to debug options

string `meleemvs[option]`¶

Returns the string value of an INI option. Examples are: bashif, beggingif, tauntif, holyshit0, stickcmd, etc.

MQ2MoveUtils¶

`Circle`¶

Used to return information about the circle created with the /circle command

circle `Circle`¶

`MakeCamp`¶

Used to return information about the camp created with the /MakeCamp command

makecamp `MakeCamp`¶

`MoveTo`¶

Used to return information about the /moveto command.

moveto `MoveTo`¶

`MoveUtils`¶

Used to return information about plugin settings and general plugin information

MoveUtils `MoveUtils`¶

`Stick`¶

Used to return information about the /stick command and settings

stick `Stick`¶

MQ2MyButtons¶

`MyButtons`¶

Holds the MyButtons datatype which is much more interesting

MyButtons `MyButtons`¶

Returns "MyButtons" if plugin is loaded

MQ2Nav¶

The alias Nav is more commonly used than Navigation.

MQ2NetBots¶

`NetBots`¶

Returns information about the client, but also holds a data type of the same name which is much more interesting.

NetBots `NetBots`¶

Returns information about the client, and is used without index for data type members: Enable, Listen, Output, Counts and Client.

NetBots `NetBots[charactername]`¶

Returns information about the connected character, and is used for nearly all of the data types.

MQ2PortalSetter¶

`PortalSetter`¶

Access PortalSetter datatypes

PortalSetter `PortalSetter`¶

MQ2Posse¶

`Posse`¶

Holds a form that shows if the plugin is enabled, as well as a far more interesting data type of the same name.

Posse `Posse`¶

Returns TRUE if plugin is checking for new players, FALSE if it's not. Same as ${Posse.Status}

MQ2React¶

`React`¶

Holds the React data type, which is far more interesting.

React `React`¶

Returns the word "React" if loaded.

MQ2Rewards¶

`Rewards`¶

Holds several data types which return detailed information on the reward screen, its options and items.

Rewards `Rewards`¶

Returns the word "Rewards" if loaded

MQ2Rez¶

`Rez`¶

Holds the data type Rez

Rez `Rez`¶

Returns "Rez" if plugin loaded

MQ2Say¶

`SayWnd`¶

Has a form that returns the current title of the say window, and holds a datatype that does the same thing.

saywnd `SayWnd`¶

Returns the current title of the say window

MQ2SpawnMaster¶

`SpawnMaster`¶

Holds a data type of the same name which is more interesting

SpawnMaster `SpawnMaster`¶

Returns TRUE if spawnmaster is enabled, FALSE if it's disabled

MQ2SpawnSort¶

`SpawnSort`¶

Returns the nth spawn that matches your spawn search string, sorting in ascending or descending order by any spawn member.

There's a special case to handle MQ2Nav as well, see examples.

spawn `SpawnSort[<n>,<asc|desc>,<member>,<spawnsearch>]`¶

Returns the nth spawn that matches your spawn search string, sorting in ascending or descending order by whatever member you like (Level, PctHPs, etc). The member to sort by can be anything on a spawn type, so if you can do ${Spawn[something].<member>}, it'll work. A notable exception is "sub-members", like Class.ShortName. If there's a period in there, it won't work 😔.

xtarget `SpawnSort[<n>,<asc|desc>,<member>,<xtarget-specific spawnsearch>]`¶

If the spawn search string restricts it to NPCs on your xtarget (i.e. includes xtarhater), you can sort by xtarget members, e.g. ${SpawnSort[1,asc,PctAggro,xtarhater].PctAggro, and it will return XTargetType instead of SpawnType.

groupmember `SpawnSort[<n>,<asc|desc>,<member>,group]`¶

You can also use "group" in spawn search, and sort by something on groupmember (probably the most useful is PctAggro again). It'll return GroupMemberType too.

MQ2SQLite¶

`sqlite`¶

Contains the SQLite datatype, which is what you want.

MQ2Targets¶

`Targ`¶

Holds a much more interesting datatype of the same name.

Targ `Targ`¶

Returns "TRUE" if loaded

MQTextToSpeech¶

`TTS`¶

The sole TLO for MQTextToSpeech

TTS `TTS`¶

MQ2TSTrophy¶

`Trophy`¶

Holds the Trophy datatype.

Trophy `Trophy`¶

returns "Trophy"

MQ2Twist¶

`Twist`¶

Holds a datatype which is probably what you're looking for.

twist `Twist`¶

Returns TRUE if currently twisting, FALSE if not and NULL if plugin not loaded.

MQ2Vendors¶

`Vendor`¶

holds the Vendor datatype, which is much more interesting.

Vendor `Vendor`¶

Returns "Vendor" if loaded.

MQ2WorstHurt¶

`WorstHurt`¶

Helps find the "worst hurt" member of your party, xtar list or pet.

spawn `WorstHurt[<group|xtarget|both>,<n>,<radius>,<includePets>]`¶

MQ2XAssist¶

`XAssist`¶

Holds a data type which is what you're probably looking for.

MQ2XPTracker¶

`XPTracker`¶

Has an index that can return just the XP or AA for members.

xptracker `XPTracker`¶

Returns True if plugin is loaded

xptracker `XPTracker[aa]`¶

Limits results to only AA exp. e.g. ${XPTracker[aa].AveragePct}

xptracker `XPTracker[xp]`¶

Limits results to normal exp. e.g. ${XPTracker[xp].PctExpPerHour}

All Top-Level Objects¶

tlo¶

tlo¶

MQ2AdvPath¶

AutoLogin¶

AutoLogin AutoLogin¶

MQ2AutoLoot¶

AutoLoot AutoLoot¶

MQ2BardSwap¶

bool BardSwap¶

MQ2Boxr¶

Bzsrch¶

bazaar Bazaar¶

MQ2Cast¶

bool Cast¶

MQ2Collections¶

MQ2DanNet¶

DanNet DanNet¶

DanNet DanNet[peer]¶

MQ2Debuffs¶

bool Debuff¶

Debuff Debuff[self]¶

Debuff Debuff[pet|warder]¶

Debuff Debuff[spell id ...]¶

MQ2DPSAdv¶

bool DPSAdv¶

MQ2EasyFind¶

EasyFind EasyFind¶

MQ2EQBC¶

EQBC EQBC¶

MQ2Events¶

string EventArg1¶

string EventArg2¶

string EventArg3¶

string EventArg4¶

string EventArg5¶

string EventArg6¶

string EventArg7¶

string EventArg8¶

string EventArg9¶

MQ2FarmTest¶

Farm Farm¶

MQ2GMCheck¶

GMCheck GMCheck¶

MQ2Grind¶

Grind Grind¶

MQ2GroundSpawns¶

GroundSpawns GroundSpawns¶

HUD¶

string HUD¶

ItemDisplay¶

DisplayItem DisplayItem¶

DisplayItem DisplayItem[x]¶

DisplayItem DisplayItem[<itemname>]¶

MQ2LinkDB¶

linkdb LinkDB[ѕtring]¶

MacroQuest¶

achievement Achievement[#|Name]¶

achievementmgr Achievement¶

alert Alert[ID]¶

string Alert¶

bool Alias[Name]¶

altability AltAbility[Number]¶

altability AltAbility[Name]¶

bool Bool[Text]¶

corpse Corpse¶

item Cursor¶

bool Defined[Name]¶

item DisplayItem¶

switch DoorTarget¶

dynamiczone DynamicZone¶

everquest everquest¶

keyring Familiar¶

keyringitem Familiar[N]¶

keyringitem Familiar[Name]¶

item FindItem[name|id]¶

item FindItem[=name]¶

item FindItemBank[name|id]¶

item FindItemBank[=name]¶

int FindItemBankCount[name|id]¶

AutoLogin `AutoLogin`¶

AutoLoot `AutoLoot`¶

bool `BardSwap`¶

bazaar `Bazaar`¶

bool `Cast`¶

DanNet `DanNet`¶

DanNet `DanNet[peer]`¶

bool `Debuff`¶

Debuff `Debuff[self]`¶

Debuff `Debuff[pet|warder]`¶

Debuff `Debuff[spell id ...]`¶

bool `DPSAdv`¶

EasyFind `EasyFind`¶

EQBC `EQBC`¶

string `EventArg1`¶

string `EventArg2`¶

string `EventArg3`¶

string `EventArg4`¶

string `EventArg5`¶

string `EventArg6`¶

string `EventArg7`¶

string `EventArg8`¶

string `EventArg9`¶

Farm `Farm`¶

GMCheck `GMCheck`¶

Grind `Grind`¶

GroundSpawns `GroundSpawns`¶

string `HUD`¶

DisplayItem `DisplayItem`¶

DisplayItem `DisplayItem[x]`¶

DisplayItem `DisplayItem[<itemname>]`¶

linkdb `LinkDB[ѕtring]`¶

achievement `Achievement[#|Name]`¶

achievementmgr `Achievement`¶

alert `Alert[ID]`¶

string `Alert`¶

bool `Alias[Name]`¶

altability `AltAbility[Number]`¶

altability `AltAbility[Name]`¶

bool `Bool[Text]`¶

corpse `Corpse`¶

item `Cursor`¶

bool `Defined[Name]`¶

item `DisplayItem`¶

switch `DoorTarget`¶

dynamiczone `DynamicZone`¶

everquest `everquest`¶

keyring `Familiar`¶

keyringitem `Familiar[N]`¶

keyringitem `Familiar[Name]`¶

item `FindItem[name|id]`¶

item `FindItem[=name]`¶

item `FindItemBank[name|id]`¶

item `FindItemBank[=name]`¶

int `FindItemBankCount[name|id]`¶

int `FindItemBankCount[=name]`¶

int `FindItemCount[name|id]`¶

int `FindItemCount[=name]`¶

float `Float[n]`¶

framelimiter `FrameLimiter`¶

friend `Friends`¶

time `GameTime`¶

ground `Ground`¶

int `GroundItemCount`¶