Aliases
Write shorter commands without losing flexibility.
Aliases expand before variables. This lets aliases output commands that still contain placeholders like {target}.
Simple Alias
Alias: l
Command: look
Input: l
Sent: look
Positional Arguments
If an alias command uses $1, $2, or another positional token, text after the alias becomes arguments.
Alias: k
Command: kill $1
Input: k troll
Sent: kill troll
$* inserts all arguments exactly as one string.
Alias: party
Command: party report $*
Input: party low on spr
Sent: party report low on spr
$$ inserts a literal dollar sign.
Wildcard Pattern
An alias pattern ending in * explicitly accepts the rest of the command.
Alias: say *
Command: say $*
Input: say hello there
Sent: say hello there
Using Variables
Alias: kt
Command: kill {target}
Input: kt
Sent: kill orc
See Variables for the {target} syntax.
When You Need Logic
Use Lua Aliases when an alias should set variables, send multiple commands, use regex captures, or echo colored feedback.