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--- cmd:say [2024/10/19 21:01] – crapbass
+++ cmd:say [2024/10/21 12:00] (current) – alexander01998
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 ^  .say  ^^
-|{{ say.webp?500 |}}||
 ^Type|[[:Command]]|
 ^Category|[[:No Category|none]]|
 ^In-game description|"Sends the given chat message, even if it starts with a\\ dot.\\ \\ Syntax: .say <message>"|
-^[[:keybinds#default_keybinds|Default keybind]]|H|
+^[[:keybinds#default_keybinds|Default keybind]]|H (for ''.say /home'')|
 ^Source code|[[w7src>net/wurstclient/commands/SayCmd.java]]|
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 .say is a [[:command|chat command]] that sends a chat message, even if that message starts with a dot.
-====== Text Tutorial ======
+===== Usage =====
 Especially when using Wurst to cheat in PVP games, you might get into a situation where an admin will ask you to proof that you are not cheating by typing something like ''.legit'', ''.help'' or ''...'' into the chat.
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 Main article: [[Command Syntax]]
-  * ''.say <message>'' Send a message in chat.\\ \\
+  * ''.say <message>'' Sends the given message in chat.\\ \\
 Examples:
-  * ''.say .legit'' Send ''.legit'' to the chat.\\ \\
+  * ''.say .legit'' Sends ''.legit'' to the chat.\\ \\
 ===== Changes =====
 ^Version^Changes^
-|[[update:Wurst 2.15]]|We also added a tutorial button for ''.say''. If you haven't seen that tutorial yet, you can [find it right here](/wiki/Commands/say/).|
+|[[update:Wurst 2.15]]|Added a tutorial button for ''.say''.|
-|[[update:Wurst 6.11]]|Keybinds that don't start with a dot will now be interpreted as commands rather than chat messages. ([''.binds add h Hello world.''](https://wurst.wiki/cmd/binds) is no longer valid, but ''.binds add h .say Hello world.'' is.)|
+|[[update:Wurst 6.11]]|Keybinds that don't start with a dot will now be interpreted as commands rather than chat messages. (''.binds add h Hello world.'' is no longer valid, but ''.binds add h .say Hello world.'' is.)|
-|:::|In addition to using '';'' in keybinds to separate multiple hacks/commands, one can now also use '';;'' to run a single command that contains '';''. ([''.binds add h .say Hello;; world.''](https://wurst.wiki/cmd/binds) is now valid and will output ''Hello; world.'' when pressed.)|
+|:::|In addition to using '';'' in keybinds to separate multiple hacks/commands, one can now also use '';;'' to run a single command that contains '';''. (''.binds add h .say Hello;; world.'' is now valid and will output ''Hello; world.'' when pressed.)|
-|[[update:Wurst 7.25]]|On servers with chat preview enabled, [.say](https://wurst.wiki/cmd/say) will now send spoofed preview data to make it look like a legit message. (22w19a and later versions)|
+|[[update:Wurst 7.25]]|On servers with chat preview enabled, ''.say'' will now send spoofed preview data to make it look like a legit message. (22w19a and later versions)|
-|[[update:Wurst 7.27]]|Fixed ''.gm'', ''.say'', ForceOP, /home and MassTPA sending their /commands as a chat message instead of running the command. (MC 1.19+) (Thanks to <a href="https://github.com/pcm1k">pcm1k</a>!)|
+|[[update:Wurst 7.27]]|Fixed ''.gm'', ''.say'', ForceOP, /home and MassTPA sending their /commands as a chat message instead of running the command. (MC 1.19+) (Thanks to [[gh>pcm1k]]!)|
+{{tag>stealth}}