📑Command

Each line represents a command. The columns appearing in groups of four (AL0, AL1, AL2, AL3) correspond—in that order—to Free, VIP1, VIP2, and VIP3; in other words, the same command may have different rules depending on the player's account level.

Column	Accepted values ​​	Description
Index	Fixed number, one per command	Internally identifies the command. Must not be changed for existing rows (see note below).
Command	Quoted text, e.g., "/move"	The word the player types in the chat. Can be freely renamed.
Enable	0 or 1 (one value per AL)	Enables (1) or disables (0) the command for that account level.
Money	Number (one value per AL)	Cost in Zen to use the command at that account level.
MinLevel	Number (one value per AL)	Minimum character level required to use the command.
MaxLevel	Number (one value per AL)	Maximum level allowed. 0 = no maximum.
MinReset	Number (one value per AL)	Minimum number of resets required.
MaxReset	Number (one value per AL)	Maximum number of resets allowed. 0 = no maximum.
Delay	Number, in seconds	Waiting time before the same command can be used again.
GameMaster	0, 1, or 2	GM level required to use the command (0 = any player, 1 = GameMaster, 2 = Administrator).
WC	Number	Cost in WCoinC.
WP	Number	Cost in WCoinP.
GP	Number	Cost in Goblin Points.

Notes

• The text following // at the end of each line (e.g., - Move to a map) is merely a comment for the person editing the file; the game never displays this text to the player.

• The Index of an existing line is linked to a specific server function. Changing the number or order of an existing line will cause the command to stop working or trigger the wrong function. It is safe to edit only the Command text and the numerical values.

• GameMaster is a requirement separate from Free/VIP levels: even with Enable = 1 set for everyone, a GameMaster value greater than 0 restricts the command to accounts with that specific GM level.

• When WC, WP, or GP is greater than 0, the player must enter the command twice: the first time displays the cost, while the second confirms and executes the action.