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So the original client had /commands. But eqemu is sort of a reverse engineer that doesn't actually work the way it did on live. So most of those don't really work, and eqemu had to implement #commands. Those can be defined in the source, and access levels from 0 to 250 set in the db.

So a predefined #command can do anything that the C++ source code can do.

One of those commands that gives the greatest flexibility, is #perl, which lets you execute a line of perl code. So for example in one of my last GM events, I created a suit of armor and set up a series of perl command hotkeys to alter its resistances so that it was completely immune to all but one form of damage.

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It had practical uses as well, such as giving out zonewide stacks of beer, or rezzing an entire zone full of corpses with a single button.

damn thats pretty sweet