Command: grub
Handler: do_grub
Min level: 55
Min posn: any (dead)
Log: normal
.Here is some reference data you will need in order to use GRUB.
Sex Class Race Fields Clans Councils
0 Neutral 0 Mage 0 Human Name 1 Guild 1 CoE
1 Male 1 Cleric 1 Elf Sex 2 DS 2 MC
2 Female 2 Thief 2 Dwarf Class 3 MS 3 NC
3 Warrior 3 Halfling Race 4 RB 4 Pro
4 Vampire 4 Pixie Level 5 AR 5 PK
5 Druid 5 Vampire Room 6 Bru 6 QC
6 Ranger 6 Half Ogre Gold 7 Las 7 Neo
7 Augurer 7 Half Orc Clan 8 Nos 8 CC
8 Paladin 8 Half Troll Council 9 Tre 9 AC
9 Nephandi 9 Half Elf Site 10 Ven 10 TS
10 Gith Last 11 Inc
11 Drow Pkill
12 Sea-elf
13 Lizard
14 Gnome
Pkill
Here are some sample uses of GRUB:
grub 20 pkill=y class=5 Display 20 Druid pkillers
grub 20 level=2 last<=970120 Display 20 L2 players absent since 970120
grub 20 level>=20 level<=30 Display 20 players levels 20 thru 30
grub 0 level=2 Count the number of level 2 players
grub 20 level>50 gold>100000 Display 20 imms with more than 100k gold
grub 50 damroll>100 sex=2 Display 50 females with damroll>150
grub 0 class=5 damroll>150 Count the number of druids with damroll>100
grub 20 site<>123.456.789 Display 20 players from site 123.456.789
grub 10 class=0 race=2 Display 10 dwarven mages
grub 1 name=Joe Display Joe's info
grub 20 room=7070 class=0 Display 20 mages who logged off in 7070
grub 0 class!=2 class!=3 class!=4 Count the number of mana users
You always need to specify the number of lines you want displayed. The
reason for that is that we don't want to ask for a list and then get
surprised to find that it's 15,000 lines long. You can get a count
of the players that match your criteria by requesting zero lines.
GRUB will tell you how many lines there are in the list no matter how
many you ask to display. So if there are 15,000 players that meet your
criteria and you ask for the first ten, GRUB will tell you there are
15,000 in total but will only show you the first ten.
See also: HELP 'GRUB EXAMPLES'
Add comments here ...