Recent changes to Usage

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Zathrus Writer — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 11:35:54 -0000

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 **\** - pointy brackets, or tag brackets denote a mandatory parameter that needs to be filled for the command to work. This can be for example player name for a teleport command. */tp \*
 
 
-**\[Parameter\]** - square brackets denote an optional parameter that doesn't have to be filled. This can be for example second player name to which we want the first player name to be teleported. */tp \ \[Player2\]*
+**\[Parameter\]** - square brackets denote an optional parameter that doesn't have to be filled. This can be for example second player name to which we want the first player to be teleported. */tp \ \[Player2\]*
 
 **(Parameter)** - round brackets denote an optional parameter that can only evaluate to one of the values provided in these brackets. For example *(yes/no)* would only accept words *yes* or *no* as a parameter. Any other value would generate an error message.

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Zathrus Writer — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 22:41:59 -0000

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 **\[Parameter\]** - square brackets denote an optional parameter that doesn't have to be filled. This can be for example second player name to which we want the first player name to be teleported. */tp \ \[Player2\]*
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+**(Parameter)** - round brackets denote an optional parameter that can only evaluate to one of the values provided in these brackets. For example *(yes/no)* would only accept words *yes* or *no* as a parameter. Any other value would generate an error message.

WikiPage Usage modified by Zathrus Writer

Zathrus Writer — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 00:00:38 -0000

Legend on commands usage --- **\** - pointy brackets, or tag brackets denote a mandatory parameter that needs to be filled for the command to work. This can be for example player name for a teleport command. */tp \* **\[Parameter\]** - square brackets denote an optional parameter that doesn't have to be filled. This can be for example second player name to which we want the first player name to be teleported. */tp \ \[Player2\]*