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Chat

See also: Chat text commands

Command	Aliases	Usage	Description
/say	/say, /s	/say [message]	Sends a message to all PCs within a small radius. The message will not be displayed if a PC has deselected [Say] in the chat filter. Typing /say or /s without a message switches the default chat mode to [Say].
/yell	/yell, /y	/yell [message]	Sends a message to all PCs within a large radius. The message will not be displayed if a PC has deselected [Yell] in the chat filter. Typing /yell or /y without a message switches the default chat mode to [Yell].
/shout	/shout, /sh	/shout [message]	Sends a message to all PCs in the same area. The message will not be displayed if a PC has deselected [Shout] in the chat filter.
/tell	/tell, /t	/tell [PC name]@[World name] [message]	Sends a message to a specific PC on a specified World. When specifying a World other than your own, the message can only be sent to PCs that are on your friend list or recruiting party members via the Party Finder. This message cannot be seen by other PCs, and will not be displayed if [Tell] is deselected in the chat filter. Typing /tell or /t [PC name]@[World name] without a message switches the default chat mode to [Tell]. >>Example: 　/tell [PC name]@Bahamut Hello 　(Sends the message "Hello" to 　[PC name] on the World 　Bahamut.)
/reply	/reply, /r	/r [message]	Sends a message to the last player from whom you received a /tell.
/cleartellhistory	/cleartellhistory, /cth	/cleartellhistory	Deletes all record of previous /tell messages.
/party	/party, /p	/party [message]	Sends a message to all members of your current party, regardless of their location. The message will not be displayed if a PC has deselected [Party] in the chat filter. Typing /party or /p without a message switches the default chat mode to [Party].
/alliance	/alliance, /a	/alliance [message]	Sends a message to all members of your current alliance, regardless of their location. The message will not be displayed if a PC has deselected [Alliance] in the chat filter. Typing /alliance or /a without a message switches the default chat mode to [Alliance].
/freecompany	/freecompany, /fc	/freecompany [message]	Sends a message to all members of your free company, regardless of their location. Typing /freecompany or /fc without a message switches the default chat mode to [Free Company].
/pvpteam	/pvpteam, /pt	/pvpteam [message]	Sends a message to all members of your PvP team, regardless of their location. Typing /pvpteam or /pt without a message switches the default chat mode to [PvP Team]. >>Examples: 　 /pvpteam Hello 　(Sends the message "Hello" 　to your PvP team.) 　/pvpteam 　(Switches the default chat 　mode to [PvP Team].)
/cwlinkshell	/cwlinkshell, /cwl	/cwlinkshell [message]	Sends a message to all members of your active cross-world linkshell, regardless of their location. Typing /cwlinkshell or /cwl without a message switches the default chat mode to your active cross-world linkshell channel.
/cwlinkshell1	/cwlinkshell1, /cwl1	/cwlinkshell1 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the cross-world linkshell you have registered in cross-world linkshell slot 1, regardless of their location. Typing /cwlinkshell1 or /cwl1 without a message switches the default chat mode to [Cross-world Linkshell 1].
/cwlinkshell2	/cwlinkshell2, /cwl2	/cwlinkshell2 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the cross-world linkshell you have registered in cross-world linkshell slot 2, regardless of their location. Typing /cwlinkshell2 or /cwl2 without a message switches the default chat mode to [Cross-world Linkshell 2].
/cwlinkshell3	/cwlinkshell3, /cwl3	/cwlinkshell3 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the cross-world linkshell you have registered in cross-world linkshell slot 3, regardless of their location. Typing /cwlinkshell3 or /cwl3 without a message switches the default chat mode to [Cross-world Linkshell 3].
/cwlinkshell4	/cwlinkshell4, /cwl4	/cwlinkshell4 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the cross-world linkshell you have registered in cross-world linkshell slot 4, regardless of their location. Typing /cwlinkshell4 or /cwl4 without a message switches the default chat mode to [Cross-world Linkshell 4].
/cwlinkshell5	/cwlinkshell5, /cwl5	/cwlinkshell5 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the cross-world linkshell you have registered in cross-world linkshell slot 5, regardless of their location. Typing /cwlinkshell5 or /cwl5 without a message switches the default chat mode to [Cross-world Linkshell 5].
/cwlinkshell6	/cwlinkshell6, /cwl6	/cwlinkshell6 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the cross-world linkshell you have registered in cross-world linkshell slot 6, regardless of their location. Typing /cwlinkshell6 or /cwl6 without a message switches the default chat mode to [Cross-world Linkshell 6].
/cwlinkshell7	/cwlinkshell7, /cwl7	/cwlinkshell7 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the cross-world linkshell you have registered in cross-world linkshell slot 7, regardless of their location. Typing /cwlinkshell7 or /cwl7 without a message switches the default chat mode to [Cross-world Linkshell 7].
/cwlinkshell8	/cwlinkshell8, /cwl8	/cwlinkshell8 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the cross-world linkshell you have registered in cross-world linkshell slot 8, regardless of their location. Typing /cwlinkshell8 or /cwl8 without a message switches the default chat mode to [Cross-world Linkshell 8].
/linkshell	/linkshell, /l	/linkshell [message]	Sends a message to all members of your active linkshell, regardless of their location. Typing /linkshell or /l without a message switches the default chat mode to [Linkshell].
/linkshell1	/linkshell1, /l1	/linkshell1 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the linkshell you have registered in linkshell slot 1, regardless of their location.
/linkshell2	/linkshell2, /l2	/linkshell2 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the linkshell you have registered in linkshell slot 2, regardless of their location.
/linkshell3	/linkshell3, /l3	/linkshell3 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the linkshell you have registered in linkshell slot 3, regardless of their location.
/linkshell4	/linkshell4, /l4	/linkshell4 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the linkshell you have registered in linkshell slot 4, regardless of their location.
/linkshell5	/linkshell5, /l5	/linkshell5 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the linkshell you have registered in linkshell slot 5, regardless of their location.
/linkshell6	/linkshell6, /l6	/linkshell6 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the linkshell you have registered in linkshell slot 6, regardless of their location.
/linkshell7	/linkshell7, /l7	/linkshell7 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the linkshell you have registered in linkshell slot 7, regardless of their location.
/linkshell8	/linkshell8, /l8	/linkshell8 [message]	Sends a message to all members of the linkshell you have registered in linkshell slot 8, regardless of their location.
/novice	/novice, /n	/novice [message]	Sends a message to the [Novice Network]. The message will not be displayed if a PC has deselected [Novice Network] in the chat filter. Typing /novice or /n without a message switches the default chat mode to [Novice Network]. >>Examples: 　 /novice Hello 　(Sends the message "Hello" 　to the Novice Network.) 　/novice 　(Switches the default chat 　mode to [Novice Network].)
/echo	/echo, /e	/echo [message]	Displays a message that only you can see.
/clearlog	/clearlog, /cl	/clearlog	Delete all past messages from your entire chat log.
/quickchat	/quickchat, /qchat	/quickchat [quick chat message]	Sends a Quick Chat message. Can only be used during the Feast. >>Example: 　/quickchat Charge <t> 　(Sends the Quick Chat message 　"Charge" using a specified 　target.)
/em	/emote, /em	/em [message]	Sends a message to all players nearby which has the same form as typical emotes.

Party and Social

See also: Party and Social text commands

Command	Aliases	Usage	Description
/join		/join	Accepts a party invite.
/decline		/decline	Declines a party invite.
/invite		/invite [placeholder]	Invites the specified PC to your party. Invites current target when no PC is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders
/kick		/kick [placeholder]	Kicks the specified PC from your party. Kicks current target when no PC is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders
/leader		/leader [placeholder]	Promotes the specified PC to party leader. Promotes current target when no PC is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders
/leave		/leave	Leave your current party.
/partycmd	/partycmd, /pcmd	/partycmd [subcommand]	Executes various party commands. Can only be used to display the Party menu or add party members when participating in a cross-world party. >>Subcommands: 　join 　　Accept a party invite. 　decline 　　Decline a party invite. 　add [placeholder] 　　Invite a PC to your party. 　leave 　　Leave your current party. 　kick [placeholder] 　　Oust a PC from your party. 　breakup 　　Dissolve your current party. Opens and closes the Party menu when no subcommand is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders
/partysort	/partysort, /psort	/partysort	Sort the party list in the specified order.
/recordready		/recordready [subcommand]	Opens and closes the Duty Recorder interface. >>Subcommands: 　[countdowntime] 　　Initiate a record ready check 　　to begin recording a duty. 　　When all party members 　　consent to the recording, 　　a countdown will start at 　　the specified time. 　　Subsequent uses of this 　　command during the same 　　duty will function as both a 　　ready check and countdown. Opens the Duty Recorder interface when no subcommand is specified.
/readycheck	/readycheck, /rcheck	/readycheck	Initiate ready check.
/ready	/ready, /rd	/ready	Indicate that you are ready when a ready check has been initiated.
/hold	/hold, /hd	/hold	Indicate that you are not ready when a ready check has been initiated.
/countdown	/countdown, /cd	/cd [subcommand]	Opens and closes the countdown interface. >>Subcommands: 　[countdown time] 　　Initiates a countdown starting 　　at the specified time. Changes 　　made via text commands will 　　not be saved in the 　　countdown interface. Also, 　　notifications will not be 　　displayed in the log window. Opens the countdown interface when no subcommand is specified. >>Example: 　/countdown 10 　Initiates a countdown starting 　at ten seconds.
/friendlist	/friendlist, /flist	/friendlist [subcommand]	Executes various friend list commands. >>Subcommands: add [placeholder] 　　Send a PC a friend request. accept [placeholder] 　　Accept a friend request from 　　a PC. deny [placeholder] 　　Deny a friend request from a 　　PC. remove [placeholder] 　　Remove a PC from your 　　friend list. Opens and closes friend list when no subcommand is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders
/blacklist	/blacklist, /blist	/blacklist [subcommand]	Executes various blacklist commands. >>Subcommands: 　add [placeholder] 　　Add a PC to your blacklist. 　remove [placeholder] 　　Remove a PC from your 　　blacklist. Opens and closes blacklist when no subcommand is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders

Target

See also: Target text commands

Command	Aliases	Usage	Description
/check	/check, /c	/check [placeholder]	Examines the specified PC. Examines current target when no PC is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders
/trade		/trade [placeholder]	Initiates a trade with the specified PC. Initiates a trade with your current target when no PC is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders
/automove		/automove [subcommand]	Begin moving in the current direction you are facing. >>Subcommands: 　on Initiate automove. 　off Cancel automove. Toggle between on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/follow		/follow	Automatically follow a specified PC. Follow current target when no PC is specified.
/meldrequest		/meldrequest [placeholder]	Sends a materia meld request to the specified PC. Sends request to current target when no PC is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders

Hotbar

See also: Hotbar text commands

Command	Aliases	Usage	Description
/action	/action, /ac	/action "action name" [placeholder]	Uses an action on the specified PC. Uses current target when not specified. Target does not need to be specified for certain actions. This cannot be used with actions you have not yet learned, or when restricted by other factors. If action uses ground targeting, then the action will be executed on the specified PC. If no PC is specified, then you will enter ground targeting mode. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8>, gtoff A full list of placeholders >>Examples: 　/action "Heavy Swing" <t> 　(Executes Heavy Swing 　on current target.) 　/action "Cure" <2> 　(Executes cure on second 　player in party list.)
/blueaction		/blueaction "blue mage action" [placeholder]	Uses the specified blue magic action on the specified target. Uses current target when not specified. Target does not need to be specified for certain actions. This cannot be used with actions you have not yet learned, or when restricted by other factors. If action uses ground targeting, then the action will be executed on the specified target. If no target is specified, then you will enter ground targeting mode. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8>, gtoff A full list of placeholders >>Example: 　/blueaction "Water Cannon" <t> 　(Executes Water Cannon on 　the specified target.)
/pvpaction	/pvpaction, /pvpac	/pvpaction "action name" [placeholder]	Uses the specified pvp action on the specified target. Uses current target when not specified. Target does not need to be specified for certain actions. This cannot be used with pvp actions you have not yet learned or when restricted by other factors. If the action uses ground targeting, then the action will be executed on the specified target. If no target is specified, then you will enter ground targeting mode. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8>, gtoff A full list of placeholders >>Example: 　/pvpaction "Storm's Path" <t> 　(Executes Storm's Path 　on current target.)
/generalaction	/generalaction, /gaction	/gaction "action name" [placeholder]	Uses the specified general action on the specified target. The target name can be omitted when the target is yourself. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8>, gtoff A full list of placeholders >>Examples: 　/gaction "Mount Roulette" 　(Executes the Mount Roulette.) 　/gaction "Duty Action I" <t> 　(Executes a duty-specific action 　on the specified target.)
/companionaction	/companionaction, /cac	/cac "companion action name"	Uses a companion action. The target of companion actions cannot be specified. This cannot be used with companion actions you have not yet learned, or when restricted by other factors. >>Example: 　/cac "free stance" 　(Companion will enter 　free stance.)
/petaction	/petaction, /pac	/pac "pet action name" [placeholder]	Uses a pet action on the specified target. Uses current target when not specified. Target does not need to be specified for certain pet actions. This cannot be used with pet actions you have not yet learned, or when restricted by other factors. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders >>Example: 　/pac "Crimson Cyclone" <t> 　(Executes Crimson Cyclone 　on current target.)
/mount		/mount "mount name"	Summon or dismiss the specified mount. Mount name is not necessary when dismissing. >>Example: 　/mount "Company Chocobo" 　(Summons or dismisses your 　company chocobo.)
/minion		/minion "minion name"	Summon or dismiss the specified minion. Minion name is not necessary when dismissing. >>Example: 　/minion "wayward hatchling" 　(Summons or dismisses the 　wayward hatchling minion.)
/fashion		/fashion [accessory]	Equip a specified fashion accessory. >>Example: 　/fashion "parasol" 　(Equip the parasol accessory.)
/recast		/recast "action name"	Displays time remaining until the specified action can be used again.
/additionalaction	/additionalaction, /aaction	/aaction "action name" [subcommand]	Set the specified action as an additional action for your current gatherer or crafter class. This command cannot be used with Disciples of War or Magic. >>Subcommands: 　on 　Set additional action. 　off 　Remove additional action. 　clear　Remove all additional actions. Toggle between on and off when no subcommand is specified. >>Examples: 　/aaction "Triangulate" 　(Sets Triangulate as an additional action.) 　/aaction clear 　(Removes all role actions.)
/bluespellbook		/bluespellbook [subcommand]	Open and register active actions in the Blue Magic Spellbook. >>Subcommands: 　set "blue mage action" on 　　Removes the specified blue 　　mage action from the list 　　of active actions in the 　　current set. 　 set "blue mage action" off 　　Removes the specified blue 　　mage action from the list of 　　active actions in the current 　　set. 　preset [active set 1-5] 　　Load the specified set of 　　active actions. 　clear 　　Remove all active actions 　　from the current active 　　action set. Opens the Blue Magic Spellbook when no subcommand is specified. >>Examples: 　/bluespellbook set "Water Cannon" 　(Sets the blue mage action 　Water Cannon as an active 　action in the current set. 　/bluespellbook preset 2 　(Loads active set 2.)
/addpvpaction	/addpvpaction, /apa	/apa "action name 1" "action name 2"	Set the specified actions as additional PvP actions. This command requires that you specify two actions. >>Example: 　/addpvpaction "Weapon Throw" "Full Swing" 　(Sets Weapon Throw and 　Full Swing as additional 　PvP actions.)
/hotbar		/hotbar [subcommand]	Edit and configure hotbar settings. Only available in PvE areas. >>Subcommands 　action "action name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified action to slot [#2] in hotbar page [#1]. If "current" is entered for [#1], then the action will be set in the page displayed in hotbar 1. If [#2] is omitted, the action will be set to the lowest-numbered slot available. If both [#1] and [#2] are omitted, the action will be set to the lowest-numbered slot available on the lowest-numbered hotbar available. This applies to all of the following subcommands. 　blueaction "blue mage action name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified blue mage action to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　general "general action name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified general action to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　item "item name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified item to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　emote "emote name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified emote to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　companion "companion action name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified companion action to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　pet "action name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified pet action to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　minion "minion name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified minion to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　mount "mount name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified mount to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　enemysign "enemy sign name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified enemy sign to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　waymark "waymark name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified waymark to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　change [number] 　　Replace current hotbar with hotbar [number]. If "next" or "prev" is entered in [number], then you can scroll through the pages of hotbar 1. 　copy [class 1] [#1] [class 2] [#2] 　　Copy the contents of [class 1] hotbar [#1] to the [class 2] hotbar [#2]. 　　The subcommand "current" can be used to specify your current class. 　　The subcommand "share" can be used instead of a class to specify your shared hotbar. 　　Class names can be used if a single word, or class abbreviations (ex. WHM for White Mages) can be used instead. 　display [number] on 　　Display hotbar [number]. 　display [number] off 　　Hide hotbar [number]. 　display [number] 　　Toggle on/off hotbar [number]. 　share [number] on 　　Make hotbar [number] shared. 　share [number] off 　　Unshare hotbar [number] and assign it to your current class/job. 　share [number] 　　Toggle between on/off. 　remove [#1] [#2] 　　Remove the action assigned to slot [#2] on hotbar [#1]. 　　Replace [#2] with "all" to remove all actions from hotbar [#1]. >>Examples: 　/hotbar action "Mount 　Roulette" 1 1 　(Places Mount Roulette in 　slot [#1] on hotbar [#1].) 　/hotbar change 2 　(Replaces hotbar [#1] with 　hotbar [#2].)
/pvphotbar		/pvphotbar [subcommand]	Edit and configure hotbar settings. This command can only be used with the PvP hotbar. >>Subcommands 　action "action name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified PvP action to slot [#2] in hotbar page [#1]. If "current" is entered for [#1], then the action will be set in the page displayed in hotbar 1. If [#2] is omitted, the action will be set to the lowest-numbered slot available. If both [#1] and [#2] are omitted, the action will be set to the lowest-numbered slot available on the lowest-numbered hotbar available. This applies to all of the following subcommands. 　general "general action name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified general action to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　item "item name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified item to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　emote "emote name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified emote to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　companion "companion action name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified companion action to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　pet "action name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified pet action to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　minion "minion name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified minion to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　mount "mount name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified mount to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　enemysign "enemy sign name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified enemy sign to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　waymark "waymark name" [#1] [#2] 　　Set the specified waymark to slot [#2] in hotbar [#1]. 　change [number] 　　Replace current hotbar with hotbar [number]. If "next" or "prev" is entered in [number], then you can scroll through the pages of hotbar 1. 　copy [class 1] [#1] [class 2] [#2] 　　Copy the contents of [class 1] hotbar [#1] to the [class 2] hotbar [#2]. 　　The subcommand "current" can be used to specify your current class. 　　The subcommand "share" can be used instead of a class to specify your shared hotbar. 　display [number] on 　　Display hotbar [number]. 　display [number] off 　　Hide hotbar [number]. 　display [number] 　　Toggle on/off hotbar [number]. 　share [number] on 　　Make hotbar [number] shared. 　share [number] off 　　Unshare hotbar [number] and assign it to your current class/job. 　share [number] 　　Toggle between on/off. 　remove [#1] [#2] 　　Remove the action assigned to slot [#2] on hotbar [#1]. 　　Replace [#2] with "all" to remove all actions from hotbar [#1]. >>Examples: 　/pvphotbar action "Purify" 1 1 　(Places Purify in slot [#1] 　on hotbar [#1].) 　/pvphotbar change 2 　(Replaces PvP hotbar [#1] 　with PvP hotbar [#2].)
/crosshotbar	/crosshotbar, /chotbar	/crosshotbar [subcommand]	Edit and configure cross hotbar settings. Only available in PvE areas. >>Subcommands 　set "action name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified action to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. If "current" is entered for [number], the action will be set in the currently displayed hotbar. If [slot name] is omitted, the action will be set to the lowest-numbered slot available. If both [number] and [slot name] are omitted, the action will be set to the lowest-numbered slot available on the lowest-numbered cross hotbar available. This applies to all of the following subcommands. 　blueaction "blue mage action name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified blue mage action to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　general "general action name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified general action to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　item "item name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified item to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　emote "emote name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified emote to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　companion "companion action name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified companion action to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　pet "action name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified pet action to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　minion "minion name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified minion to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　mount "mount name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified mount to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　enemysign "enemy sign name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified enemy sign to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　waymark "waymark name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified waymark to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　change [number] 　　Replace current cross hotbar with cross hotbar [number]. Enter "prev" or "next" for [number] to scroll through the cross hotbars. 　copy [class 1] [number 1] [class 2] [number 2] 　　Copy the contents of [class 1] cross hotbar [number 1] to the [class 2] cross hotbar [number 2]. 　　The subcommand "current" can be used to specify your current class. 　　The subcommand "share" can be used instead of a class to specify your shared hotbar. 　share [number] on 　　Make cross hotbar [number] shared. 　share [number] off 　　Unshare cross hotbar [number] and assign it to your current class/job. 　share [number] 　　Toggle between on/off. 　remove [number] [slot name] 　　Remove the action assigned to [slot name] on cross hotbar [number]. Replace [slot name] with "all" to remove all actions from cross hotbar [number]. >>Slot Names: LDL (LD1) RDL (RD1) LDU (LD2) RDU (RD2) LDR (LD3) RDR (RD3) LDD (LD4) RDD (RD4) LAL (LA1) RAL (RA1) LAU (LA2) RAU (RA2) LAR (LA3) RAR (RA3) LAD (LA4) RAD (RA4) The first letter (L/R) means L2/LT or R2/RT The second letter (D/A) means D-pad or Face buttons The third letter/number means which of the four D-pad directions/face buttons to select (Left, Up, Right, Down / 1,2,3,4)
/pvpcrosshotbar	/pvpcrosshotbar, /pvpchotbar	/pvpcrosshotbar [subcommand]	Edit and configure cross hotbar settings. This command can only be used with the PvP cross hotbar. >>Subcommands 　set "action name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified PvP action to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. If "current" is entered for [number], the action will be set in the currently displayed cross hotbar. If [slot name] is omitted, the action will be set to the lowest-numbered slot available. If both [number] and [slot name] are omitted, the action will be set to the lowest-numbered slot available on the lowest-numbered cross hotbar available. This applies to all of the following subcommands. 　general "general action name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified general action to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　item "item name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified item to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　emote "emote name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified emote to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　companion "companion action name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified companion action to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　pet "action name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified pet action to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　minion "minion name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified minion to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　mount "mount name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified mount to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　enemysign "enemy sign name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified enemy sign to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　waymark "waymark name" [number] [slot name] 　　Set the specified waymark to [slot name] in cross hotbar [number]. 　change [number] 　　Replace current cross hotbar with cross hotbar [number]. Enter "prev" or "next" for [number] to scroll through the cross hotbars. 　copy [class 1] [number 1] [class 2] [number 2] 　　Copy the contents of [class 1] cross hotbar [number 1] to the [class 2] cross hotbar [number 2]. 　　The subcommand "current" can be used to specify your current class. 　　The subcommand "share" can be used instead of a class to specify your shared cross hotbar. 　display [number] on 　　Display cross hotbar [number]. 　display [number] off 　　Hide cross hotbar [number]. 　display [number] 　　Toggle on/off cross hotbar [number]. 　share [number] on 　　Make cross hotbar [number] shared. 　share [number] off 　　Unshare cross hotbar [number] and assign it to your current class/job. 　share [number] 　　Toggle between on/off. 　remove [number] [slot name] 　　Remove the action assigned to [slot name] on cross hotbar [number]. Replace [slot name] with "all" to remove all actions from cross hotbar [number]. >>Slot Names: LDL (LD1) RDL (RD1) LDU (LD2) RDU (RD2) LDR (LD3) RDR (RD3) LDD (LD4) RDD (RD4) LAL (LA1) RAL (RA1) LAU (LA2) RAU (RA2) LAR (LA3) RAR (RA3) LAD (LA4) RAD (RA4) The first letter (L/R) means L2/LT or R2/RT The second letter (D/A) means D-pad or Face buttons The third letter/number means which of the four D-pad directions/face buttons to select (Left, Up, Right, Down / 1,2,3,4)
/crosshotbardisplay	/crosshotbardisplay, /chotbardisplay	/chotbardisplay [subcommand]	Toggle on/off the display of the cross hotbar. >>Subcommands: 　on 　　Display cross hotbar. 　off 　　Hide cross hotbar. Toggle between on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/crosshotbartype	/crosshotbartype, /chotbartype	/chotbartype [subcommand]	Changes the cross hotbar control type. >>Subcommands: 　hold Enable Hold type. 　toggle Enable Toggle type. 　mix Enable Mixed type.

Battle

See also: Battle text commands

Command	Aliases	Usage	Description
/battlemode	/battlemode, /bm	/battlemode [subcommand]	Toggle between active and passive mode. >>Subcommands: 　on Switch to active mode. 　off Switch to passive mode. Toggle between active and passive mode when no subcommand is specified.
/target	/target, /ta	/target [placeholder]	Targets the specified PC. Target must be within a certain radius for this command to function. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders >>Example: 　/target <2> 　(Targets second player 　in player list.)
/targetpc	/targetpc, /tpc	/targetpc	Targets the closest PC within a certain radius.
/targetnpc	/targetnpc, /tnpc	/targetnpc	Targets the closest NPC within a certain radius.
/targetenemy	/targetenemy, /tenemy	/targetenemy	Targets the closest enemy within a certain radius.
/battletarget	/battletarget, /bt	/battletarget	Targets the closest enemy within a certain radius that is attacking you.
/assist	/assist, /as	/assist [placeholder]	Targets the target of another PC. Assists current target when none is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders
/facetarget	/facetarget, /ft	/facetarget	Immediately turns your PC in the direction of your current target.
/nexttarget	/nexttarget, /nt	/nexttarget	Toggle clockwise through on-screen enemies.
/previoustarget		/previoustarget	Toggle counterclockwise through on-screen enemies.
/targetlasttarget	/targetlasttarget, /tlt	/targetlasttarget	Re-target your last target.
/targetlastenemy	/targetlastenemy, /tle	/targetlastenemy	Re-target the last enemy you targeted.
/lockon	/lockon, /lo	/lockon [subcommand]	Lock on/off current target. >>Subcommands: 　on Enable lock-on. 　off Disable lock-on. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/focustarget		/focustarget [placeholder]	Makes the specified PC your focus target. Makes current target your focus target when none specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders >>Example: 　/focustarget <t> 　(Makes current target 　your focus target.)
/enemysign	/enemysign, /marking, /mk	/enemysign [sign type] [placeholder]	Set a sign on the specified target. Uses current target when not specified. >>Sign Types: 　attack1-5 　bind1-3 　ignore1-2 　circle 　cross 　square 　triangle 　 off/clear Turns off sign. Opens and closes the Signs menu when no subcommand is specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders >>Example: 　/marking attack2 <t> 　(Assigns "Target to Attack 2" 　to target.)
/waymark	/waymark, /wmark	/wmark [subcommand] [placeholder]	Place a waymark on the ground below a target. If no target is specified, you will enter ground targeting mode ready to place a waymark. >>Subcommands: 　a 　　Place or remove waymark A. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　b 　　Place or remove waymark B. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　c 　　Place or remove waymark C. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　d 　　Place or remove waymark D. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　1 　　Place or remove waymark 1. Overwrites existing wayrmark if target is specified. 　2 　　Place or remove waymark 2. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　3 　　Place or remove waymark 3. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　4 　　Place or remove waymark 4. Overwrites existing waymark if target is specified. 　 off/clear 　　Remove all waymarks. 　save 1-5 　　Save waymark placements to slots 1-5 of the Waymarks menu. 　 preset 1-5 　　Load waymark placements from slots 1-5 of the Waymarks menu. You will enter ground targeting mode ready to place an unused waymark in the order of A-D, 1, 2 when no subcommand is specified. More than six waymarks cannot be placed at one time. If a target name is specified, a marker name must also be specified. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders >>Examples: 　/waymark A 　(Enters ground targeting 　mode ready to place 　waymark A.) 　/waymark A <t> 　(Places waymark A at the 　selected target's location.)
/statusoff		/statusoff "status"	Removes designated beneficial status. >>Example: 　/statusoff "Bloodbath" 　(Removes Bloodbath.)

Other

See also: Other text commands

Command	Aliases	Usage	Description
/?		/? [text command]	Gives a detailed explanation of the specified text command.
/title		/title [subcommand]	Change your currently selected title. >>Subcommands: 　set "title" 　　Change your current title to "title." 　clear 　　Display no title. A random title will be set when none is specified. >>Example: 　/title set "The Heart of the Party"　(Set title as "The Heart of the Party.")
/gearset	/gearset, /gs	/gearset [subcommand]	Execute gear set functions. >>Subcommands: 　change [number 1] [number 2] 　　Equip gear in slot [number]. 　　A gear set name can be 　　specified in place of a slot 　　number. If glamour plates 　　are available, a plate 　　number can also be 　　specified. 　view [number] 　　List gear in slot [number]. 　　A gear set name can be 　　specified in place of a slot 　　number. 　save [number] 　　Save current gear to slot 　　[number]. A gear set name 　　can be specified in place 　　of a slot number. 　delete [number] 　　Delete slot [number]. A 　　gear set name can be 　　specified in place of a slot 　　number. First letter matching can be used when specifying gear sets by name. Gear sets will be searched in order from lowest slot number to highest. Gear set list will be displayed when no subcommand is specified. >>Example: 　/gearset change 1 1 　(Equip gear in slot 1 and 　cast glamour from plate 1.) 　/gearset change warrior 　(Equip gear slot whose 　name begins with warrior.)
/itemsort	/itemsort, /isort	/itemsort [subcommand]	Sorts your inventory based on the conditions given. This command does not affect the Sort function. >>Subcommands: 　condition [Category] 　[Condition] [Order] 　　Sets the items to be sorted 　　along with sorting order. 　execute [Category] 　　Sorts the specified items 　　based on the conditions 　　given. 　clear [Category] 　　Clears sort conditions for the 　　specified item category. >>Categories: 　inventory, retainer, armoury, 　mh, oh, head, body, hands, 　waist, legs, feet, neck, ears, 　wrists, rings, soul >>Conditions: 　id, spiritbond, category, lv, ilv, 　stack, hq, materia, pdamage, 　mdamage, delay, autoattack, 　blockrate, blockstrength, 　defense, mdefense, 　str, dex, vit, int, mnd, 　craftsmanship, control, 　gathering, perception, tab >>Order: 　asc, des Defaults to ascending if order is not specified. Cannot be used if one of the conditions is "tab". >>Examples: 　/isort condition mh lv asc 　(Sets main arms to be sorted 　by ascending equipping level.) 　/itemsort condition mh ilv des 　(Sets main arms to be sorted 　by descending item level.) 　/itemsort execute mh 　(Sorts main arms based on 　the above conditions.)
/itemsearch	/itemsearch, /isearch	/isearch [item name]	Conducts a complete search of your inventory for all items you own, including equipped gear, items held or equipped by retainers, and items stored in your Armoury Chest, saddlebag, armoire, and glamour dresser. Command cannot be used in a macro. >>Example: 　/itemsearch "Potion" 　(Searches your inventory for 　items containing the word 　Potion.)
/levelsync	/levelsync, /lsync	/levelsync [subcommand]	Sync your level when the option is available, such as during FATEs. >>Subcommands: 　on Start level sync. 　off End level sync. Toggle between on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/visor		/visor	Open/close helm visor. This function can also be used to toggle on/off helms that light up. No system message is displayed with this emote.
/legacymark	/legacymark, /lmark	/legacymark [subcommand]	Show or hide the Mark of the Twelve─a brand appearing on the back of the neck of all who survived the Calamity. >>Subcommands: 　on Show mark. 　off Hide mark. Toggle between shown and hidden when no subcommand is specified.
/facecamera	/facecamera, /fcam	/facecamera	Gaze continuously at the camera. Execute command again to cancel.
/grouppose	/grouppose, /gpose	/gpose	Pose as a group. >>Controls 　Open the Camera Settings interface 　, R, NUM*, Mouse Wheel 　Toggle group view on camera 　, Spacebar 　Toggle camera lighting 　, X 　Toggle all character motions 　, 1 Key 　Toggle target character motions 　, 2 Key 　Change focus of camera 　, Tab, Shift+Tab 　Adjust frame composition 　, W, A, S, D, Q, E 　Reset frame composition 　, Z
/idlingcamera	/idlingcamera, /icam	/icam [placeholder]	Activate the idling camera. Target does not need to be specified. If a target is specified, the camera will switch between camera angles focusing on that target. If the specified target cannot be focused on, then a random subject will be chosen. >>Controls 　Open the Camera Settings interface 　, R, NUM*, Wheel Button 　Pause/unpause camera 　, NUM0, left-click 　Skip scene 　, Tab, Shift+Tab 　Adjust frame composition 　, W, A, S, D, Q, E 　Reset frame composition 　, Z >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders
/petglamour	/egiglamour	/petglamour "egi name" "glamour"	Alter the appearance of select summons. You must resummon the egi for the glamour to take effect. Command not applicable in PvP instances. >>Summon Name: 　Carbuncle 　Garuda-Egi 　Titan-Egi 　Ifrit-Egi >>Glamour: 　Carbuncle 　Emerald Carbuncle 　Topaz Carbuncle 　Ruby Carbuncle 　Garuda-Egi 　Titan-Egi 　Ifrit-Egi The glamour will be removed when no glamour is specified. >>Examples: 　/petglamour "Garuda-Egi" "Ruby Carbuncle" 　(Garuda-Egi will appear glamoured as Ruby Carbuncle.) 　/petglamour "Garuda-Egi"　(Remove the glamour from Garuda-Egi.)
/petsize		/petsize [summon] [size]	Alter the size of select summons. Command not applicable in PvP instances. These settings will not apply to other players. >>Egi Name: 　Demi-Bahamut 　Demi-Phoenix 　Ruby Ifrit 　Topaz Titan 　Emerald Garuda 　all >>Size: 　large 　　Set Demi-Bahamut size to large. 　medium 　　Set Demi-Bahamut size to medium. 　small 　　Set Demi-Bahamut size to small. Toggles between small, medium, and large when no size is specified. Returns an error when attempting to toggle using "all." >>Example: /petsize "Ruby Ifrit" "small" (Set Ruby Ifrit's size to small.)
/alarm		/alarm "name" [clock type] [repeat] [time] [reminder]	Set an alarm for a specified time using local, server, or Eorzea time. >>Clock Type: 　lt 　　Set the alarm using local time. 　st 　　Set the alarm using server time. 　et 　　Set the alarm using Eorzea time. >>Repeat: 　Use "repeat" or "rp" to set an hourly alarm. >>Time: 　Times must be set using the 24-hour clock. 　Time values: 0000-2400 　The hour must be omitted when using the repeat subcommand. >>Reminder: 　A notification can be given up to 60 minutes prior to the alarm. 　Time values: 0-60 The repeat and reminder subcommands can be omitted. The "clear" subcommand can be used to delete all alarms. Opens the alarm interface when no subcommands are specified. >>Examples: 　/alarm Raid lt 2000 10 　(Sets the "Raid" alarm for 　20:00 local time, with a 　notification given 10 　minutes prior.) 　/alarm Party lt rp 30 　(Sets the "Party" alarm as 　an hourly alarm, 30 minutes 　past the hour in local time.)
/hud		/hud [UI element] [subcommand]	Toggle on/off various UI elements. >>UI Elements: 　Target Bar 　　TargetBar, tbar 　Target Info (HP) 　　TInfoHP, tihp 　Target Info (Progress) 　　TInfoProgress, tiprog 　Target Info (Status) 　　TInfoStatus, tistat 　Focus Target Bar 　　FocusTarget, ftarget 　Party List 　　PartyList, plist 　Enemy List 　　EnemyList, elist 　Parameter Bar 　　ParamBar, param 　Minimap 　　Minimap, mmap 　Main Menu 　　MainMenu, mmenu 　Server Info 　　ServerInfo, server 　Gil 　　Gil, gil 　Inventory Grid 　　InventoryGrid, igrid 　Duty List 　　DutyList, dlist 　Item Help 　　ItemHelp, ihelp 　Action Help 　　ActionHelp, ahelp 　Limit Gauge 　　LimitGauge, lgauge 　Experience Bar 　　ExpBar, ebar 　Status Effects 　　StatusEffects, sfx 　Status Info (Enhancements) 　　SInfoEnhancements, sienh 　Status Info (Enfeeblements) 　　SInfoEnfeeblements, sienf 　Status Info (Other) 　　SInfoOther, siother 　Alliance List 1 　　AllianceList1, alist1 　Alliance List 2 　　AllianceList2, alist2 　Hotbars 　　Hotbar1...Hotbar10 　Cross Hotbar 　　Crosshotbar 　Scenario Guide 　　ScenarioGuide 　Battle High Gauge 　　BattleHighGauge 　Rival Wings Alliance List 　　RWAlliance, rwa 　Rival Wings Station Info 　　RWStation, rwst 　Rival Wings Mercenary Info 　　RWMerc, rwmrc 　The Feast Ally Info 　　FeastAlly, fally 　The Feast Enemy Info 　　FeastEnemy, fenemy >>Subcommands: 　on Show element. 　off Hide element. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/hudreset		/hudreset	Reverts the current HUD layout, size, and transparency to the default settings.
/uireset		/uireset	Reverts all HUD layouts to the default setting, and returns all windows to their default positions, sizes, and transparencies.
/uiscale		/uiscale [subcommand]	Resize current HUD elements and windows. >>Subcommands: 　[number] Resize all HUD elements and windows to the percentage equivalent to the number specified. Percentages available: 60, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 140. 　reset Reset all HUD elements to default size. >>Examples: 　/uiscale 140 　(All HUD elements become 　40 percent larger than their 　default size.) 　/uiscale reset 　(Restores all HUD elements 　to their default size.)
/jobhudmode		/jobhudmode [subcommand]	Toggle job gauges between normal and simple mode. >>Subcommands: 　1 　　Toggle first job gauge between normal and simple mode. 　2 　　Toggle second job gauge between normal and simple mode. Toggles all active job gauges when no subcommand is specified.
/search	/search, /sea	/search [condition]	Executes a player search based on the conditions given. Multiple conditions should be separated with a space. Conducts default search if no conditions are specified. >>Conditions: 【PC Name】 　forename "PC name" 　　Search for a specific first 　　name. 　surname "PC name" 　　Search for a specific last 　　name. 【Online Status】 　leader, away, busy, duty, 　event, lookingforparty, recruit, 　lookingtomeld, newadventurer, 　mentor, tradementor, 　pvementor, pvpmentor, 　roleplay, returner 【Class & Job】 　GLA, PGL, MRD, LNC, ARC, ROG, 　CNJ, THM, ACN, CRP, BSM, ARM, 　GSM, LTW, WVR, ALC, CUL, MIN, 　BTN, FSH, PLD, MNK, WAR, DRG, 　BRD, WHM, BLM, SMN, SCH, 　NIN, DRK, MCH, AST, SAM, RDM, 　BLU, GNB, DNC Searches all jobs and classes if none specified. 【Level】 　[number] 　　Search for that level only. 　[number 1]-[number 2] 　　Search for players with 　　levels between number 1 　　and number 2. Searches all levels if none are specified. 【Grand Company】 　"Maelstrom", 　"Immortal Flames", 　"Order of the Twin Adder" 【Location】 　"Limsa Lominsa", "Gridania", 　"Ul'dah", "Ishgard", 　"The Black Shroud", "Thanalan", 　"La Noscea", "Mor Dhona", 　"Coerthas", "Dravania", 　"Abalathia's Spine", "Kugane", 　"Gyr Abania", "Othard", 　"The Crystarium", "Eulmore", 　"Norvrandt" Searches all locations if none are specified. 【Language】 　JA, EN, FR, DE Searches current language if none is specified. >>Example: 　/sea GLA 20-30 "La Noscea" 　(Searches for all gladiators in 　La Noscea between levels 20 　and 30.)
/lookingforparty	/lookingforparty, /lfp	/lfp [subcommand] [class]	Set your online status to Looking for Party/Online. >>Subcommands: 　on 　　Set your status to Looking for 　　Party. 　off 　　Set your status to Online. Toggle between Looking for Party and Online when no subcommand is specified. >>Classes/Jobs: 　GLA, PGL, MRD, LNC, ARC, ROG 　CNJ, THM, ACN, CRP, BSM, ARM 　GSM, LTW, WVR, ALC, CUL, MIN 　BTN, FSH, PLD, MNK, WAR, DRG 　BRD, WHM, BLM, SMN, SCH 　NIN, DRK, MCH, AST, SAM, RDM 　BLU, GNB, DNC Multiple classes/jobs─or none at all─may be specified.
/lookingtomeld	/lookingtomeld, /ltm	/lookingtomeld [subcommand]	Set your online status to Looking to Meld Materia/Online. >>Subcommands: 　on 　　Set your status to Looking to 　　Meld Materia. 　off 　　Set your status to Online. Toggle between Looking to Meld Materia and Online when no subcommand is specified.
/searchcomment	/searchcomment, /scomment	/searchcomment [comment]	Change your search comment.
/busy		/busy [subcommand]	Set your online status to Busy/Online. >>Subcommands: 　on Set your status to Busy. 　off Set your status to Online. Toggle between Busy and Online when no subcommand is specified.
/away	/away, /afk	/away [subcommand]	Set your online status to Away/Online. >>Subcommands: 　on Set your status to Away. 　off Set your status to Online. Toggle between Away and Online when no subcommand is specified.
/roleplaying		/roleplaying [subcommand]	Set your online status to Role-playing. >>Subcommands: 　on Set your status to Role-playing. 　off Set your status to Online. Toggle between Role-playing and Online when no subcommand is specified.
/dice		/dice [chat mode]	Displays a random number between 0 and 999 in the specified chat channel. Displays in the current chat mode when no chat mode is specified. >>Chat Modes: 　Party 　　party, p 　Alliance 　　alliance, al 　Free Company 　　freecompany, fc 　PvP Team 　　pvpteam, pt 　Linkshell 　　linkshell1-8, l1-8 　Cross-world Linkshell 　　cwlinkshell1-8, cwl1-8 >>Examples: 　/dice 　(Displays a random number 　in the current chat mode.) 　/dice cwl 　(Displays a random number 　in the Cross-world Linkshell 1 　channel.)
/random		/random	Displays within a /say radius a random number between 0 and 999. Subcommands: 　[upper limit] 　　Set an upper limit to display a random number between 1 and the specified number. Displays a random number between 0 and 999 when no upper limit is specified. 　　Upper limit range: 2-999 Examples: 　/random 　(Displays a random number 　within a /say radius.) 　/random 16 　(Displays a random number 　between 1 and 16 within a 　/say radius.)
/playtime	/playtime, /ptime	/playtime	Displays your cumulative FINAL FANTASY XIV play time for the currently logged in character.
/logout		/logout	Begins the logout process.
/shutdown		/shutdown	Log out and close the game.
/nastatus	/nastatus, /nas	/nastatus [subcommand]	Toggle the New Adventurer status on/off. >>Subcommands: 　on 　　Turns on New Adventurer status. 　off 　　Turns off New Adventurer status. Toggle the New Adventurer status on/off if no subcommand is specified.
/returnerstatusoff		/returnerstatusoff	Remove the Returner status.
/novicenetworkinvitation	/novicenetworkinvitation, /nnetworkinvitation	/novicenetworkinvitation [subcommand]	Allow or automatically deny invitations to the Novice Network. >>Subcommands: 　on 　　Allow players to invite you to the Novice Network. 　off 　　Automatically refuse invitations to the Novice Network. Toggles between on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/novicenetworkleave	/novicenetworkleave, /nnetworkleave	/novicenetworkleave	Leave the Novice Network.
/novicenetwork	/novicenetwork, /nnetwork	/nnetwork [subcommand]	Toggle auto-join settings for the Novice Network on and off. >>Subcommands: 　on 　　Turn on auto-join and connect to the Novice Network. 　off 　　Turn off auto-join and leave the Novice Network. Toggle auto-join on and off if no subcommand is specified.
/duelswitch		/duelswitch [subcommand]	Allow or automatically deny challenges to duel from other players. >>Subcommands: 　on 　　Automatically refuse all challenges to duel. 　off 　　Allow players to challenge you to duel. Toggles between on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/magiaright		/magiaright	Spins your magia board clockwise.
/magialeft		/magialeft	Spins your magia board counterclockwise.
/magiaattack		/magiaattack [placeholder]	Spin the magia board to match the elemental weakness of the specified target. If no target is specified, matches based on current target. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders
/magiadefense		/magiadefense [placeholder]	Spin the magia board to match the elemental affinity of the specified target. If no target is specified, matches based on current target. >>Common Placeholders: 　<t>, <target>, <1>-<8> A full list of placeholders
/magiaauto		/magiaauto [subcommand]	Set the magia board to automatically spin based on your current target. >>Subcommands: 　attack (atk) 　　Automatically spin the magia 　　board to match the elemental 　　weakness of current target. 　defense (def) 　　Automatically spin the magia 　　board to match the elemental 　　affinity of current target. 　off 　　Disable automatic spinning. Toggle between attack, defense, and off when no subcommand is specified.
/ridepillion		/ridepillion [placeholder] [subcommand]	Ride pillion on a selected party member's mount. >>Subcommands: [seat number] Select your desired seat on the mount. Available options: 1-7 >>Common Placeholders: <t>,<target>,<1>-<8> If the desired seat is already selected, you will be placed in the next available seat. Seat 1 will be selected if unspecified. >>Example: /ridepillion <2> 1 (Ride in seat 1 of party member 2.)
/patchnote		/patchnote	Opens the Patch Notes page on the official site. Launches using your default browser.

Macro

See also: Macro text commands

Command	Aliases	Usage	Description
/wait		/wait [wait time]	A macro command for adjusting the pause between commands. A wait time amount of 1 equals one second. The maximum wait time allowed is 60. If the wait time amount is over 60, it will be counted as 60.
/macroicon	/macroicon, /micon	/micon "icon name" [category]	Displays the specified icon as a hotbar icon. If used twice in a single user macro, only the first instance will be recognized. >>Categories: 　action 　　If the icon name is an 　　action, action recast time 　　and required MP will 　　be displayed with the icon. 　blueaction 　　If the icon name is a blue 　　mage action, action recast 　　time and required MP 　　will be displayed with the 　　icon. 　pvpaction 　　If the icon name is a 　　pvp action, action recast 　　time and required MP will 　　be displayed with the icon. 　general 　　If the icon name is a 　　general action, action 　　recast time will be 　　displayed with the icon. 　emote 　　If the icon name is an 　　emote, its icon will be 　　displayed. 　companion 　　If the icon name is a 　　companion action, its icon 　　will be displayed. 　pet 　　If the icon name is a 　　pet action, its icon will 　　be displayed 　minion 　　If the icon name is a 　　minion, its icon will be 　　displayed. 　mount 　　If the icon name is a 　　mount, its icon will be 　　displayed. 　enemysign 　　If the icon name is an 　　enemy sign, its icon will 　　be displayed. 　waymark 　　If the icon name is a 　　waymark, its icon will 　　be displayed. 　gearset 　　If the icon name is a 　　gear set number, its 　　icon will be displayed. 　classjob 　　If the icon name is a 　　class or job, its icon 　　will be displayed. 　quickchat 　　If the icon name is a 　　Quick Chat message, 　　its icon will be displayed. Category defaults to action when none is specified.
/macrolock	/macrolock, /mlock	/macrolock	Prevents the execution of any additional macros until all steps following /macrolock have been executed.
/macroerror	/macroerror, /merror	/macroerror [subcommand]	Display or hide text command errors within a user macro. Any errors are displayed upon macro execution. Setting resets to on after macro is executed. >>Subcommands: 　on Displays error message. 　off Hides error message. Toggle between on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/macrocancel	/macrocancel, /mcancel	/macrocancel	Cancel the currently executed macro. Cannot be used in a macro.

Configuration

See also: Configuration text commands

Command	Aliases	Usage	Description
/autolockon		/autolockon [subcommand]	Automatically lock on target when initiating auto-attack. >>Subcommands: 　on Enable auto-lock on. 　off Disable auto-lock on. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/autofacetarget		/autofacetarget [subcommand]	Automatically face target when using action. >>Subcommands: 　on Enable auto-face. 　off Disable auto-face. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/targetring		/targetring [subcommand]	Hide/display target ring. >>Subcommands: 　on Display target ring. 　off Hide target ring. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/targetline		/targetline [subcommand]	Hide/display target lines. >>Subcommands: 　on Display target lines. 　off Hide target lines. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/aggroline		/aggroline [subcommand]	Hide/display aggro lines. >>Subcommands: 　on Display aggro lines. 　off Hide aggro lines. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/autotarget		/autotarget [subcommand]	Enable auto-target when no target specified. >>Subcommands: 　on Enable auto-target. 　off Disable auto-target. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/displayhead		/displayhead [subcommand]	Hide/display headgear. >>Subcommands: 　on Display headgear. 　off Hide headgear. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/displayarms		/displayarms [subcommand]	Hide/display main and off hand weapons when sheathed. >>Subcommands: 　on Display arms. 　off Hide arms. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/autosheathe	/autosheathe, /asheathe	/autosheathe [subcommand]	Auto-sheathe weapon when not in battle. >>Subcommands: 　on Enable auto-sheathe. 　off Disable auto-sheathe. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/targetself		/targetself [subcommand]	Enable/disable clicking on self. >>Subcommands: 　on Enable clicking on self. 　off Disable clicking on self. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/rclickpc		/rclickpc [subcommand]	→Sets right-click selection to allow or ignore PC targets. >>Subcommands: 　on 　　Disables right-click selection for PCs. 　off 　　Enables right-click selection for PCs. Toggles between on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/rclickbattlenpc		/rclickbattlenpc [subcommand]	→Sets right-click selection to allow or ignore battle NPC targets. >>Subcommands: 　on 　　Disables right-click selection for battle NPCs. 　off 　　Enables right-click selection for battle NPCs. Toggles between on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/rclickminion		/rclickminion [subcommand]	→Sets right-click selection to allow or ignore minion targets. >>Subcommands: 　on 　　Disables right-click selection for minions. 　off 　　Enables right-click selection for minions. Toggles between on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/groundclick		/groundclick [subcommand]	Enable clicking on field to remove target. >>Subcommands: 　on Enable ground clicking. 　off Disable ground clicking. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/chatlog		/chatlog [subcommand]	Configure log window settings. >>Subcommands: 　name [number 0-3] 　　Change the way names are 　　displayed in your log window. 　　　0 Full Name 　　　1 Last Name Initialed 　　　2 First Name Initialed 　　　3 Initials Only 　fontsize [tab number] [number] 　　Adjust [tab number] log 　　window font size to 　　[number]. 　time [tab number] on 　　Add time stamps to all 　　messages on [tab number] 　　log window. 　time [tab number] off 　　Remove time stamps from all 　　messages on [tab number] 　　log window. 　time [tab number] 　　Toggle time stamps on/off 　　for all messages on 　　[tab number] log window. 　time 12 　　Set time display to 12-hour 　　format. 　time 24 　　Set time display to 24-hour 　　format. 　time local 　　Set time stamp clock to local 　　time. 　time server 　　Set time stamp clock to server 　　time. 　call on 　　Play sound upon receiving 　　/tell. 　call off 　　Play no sound upon receiving 　　/tell. 　call [chat channel] 　　Toggle /tell sound on/off for 　　the specified chat channel. 　　　emote Emote 　　　t Tell 　　　p Party 　　　fc Free Company 　　　al Alliance 　　　l1-8 Linkshell 1-8 　　　new Novice Network 　　　pvpteam PvP Team 　　　cwl Cross-world Linkshell
/battleeffect	/battleeffect, /bfx	/bfx [subcommand] [setting]	Configure battle effects settings. >>Subcommands: 　self 　　Configure own battle effects 　　settings. 　party 　　Configure party members' 　　battle effects settings. 　other 　　Configure other NPCs' battle 　enemypc 　　Configure other Players' battle 　　effects settings. >>Settings: 　all Show all effects. 　simple Show limited effects. 　off Hide all effects. Toggles between all and off when no setting is specified.
/actionerror	/actionerror, /aerror	/actionerror [subcommand]	Display error messages when actions fail. >>Subcommands: 　on Enable messages. 　off Disable messages. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/recasterror	/recasterror, /rerror	/recasterror [subcommand]	Display recast timer error messages. >>Subcommands: 　on Enable messages. 　off Disable messages. Toggle between on/off when no subcommand is specified.
/tiltcamera		/tiltcamera [subcommand]	Adjust 3rd person camera angle settings. >>Subcommands: 　[angle number] 　　Set 3rd person camera angle to the specified setting. 　　Settings available: 0-100.
/nameplatedisp		/nameplatedisp [category] [setting number]	Change PC display name settings. >>Category: 　All Players 　　all 　Your Character 　　self 　Party Members 　　party 　Alliance Members 　　alliance 　Other PCs 　　other 　Friends 　　friend 　Feast Opponents 　　feast >>Setting Number 　1: Always 　2: During Battle 　3: When Targeted 　4: Never >>Example: 　/nameplatetype all 4 　(Set display names to never 　display for all players.)
/nameplatetype		/nameplatetype [category] [setting number]	Change PC display type settings. >>Category: 　All Players 　　all 　Your Character 　　self 　Party Members 　　party 　Alliance Members 　　alliance 　Other PCs 　　other 　Friends 　　friend 　Feast Opponents 　　feast >>Setting Number 　1: Full Name 　2: Surname Abbreviated 　3: Forename Abbreviated 　4: Initials >>Example: 　/nameplatetype all 4 　(Set display names to 　initials for all players.)
/graphicpresets	/graphicpresets, /gpresets	/graphicpresets [preset number]	Load one of several preset graphics configuration settings. >>Preset Configurations: 　　1: Standard (Laptop) 　　2: Standard (Desktop) 　　3: High (Laptop) 　　4: High (Desktop) 　　5: Maximum >>Example: 　　/graphicpresets 2 　　(Sets graphics settings to preset 2.)
/mastervolume		/mastervolume [subcommand]	Adjust master volume settings. >>Subcommands: 　[volume number] 　　Set master volume to the specified volume level. 　　Levels available: 0-100. Toggles mute on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/bgm		/bgm [subcommand]	Adjust BGM volume settings. >>Subcommands: 　[volume number] 　　Set BGM to the specified volume level. 　　Levels available: 0-100. Toggles BGM on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/soundeffects		/soundeffects [subcommand]	Adjust sound effects volume settings. >>Subcommands: 　[volume number] 　　Set sound effects to the specified volume level. 　　Levels available: 0-100. Toggles sound effects on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/voice		/voice [subcommand]	Adjust voice volume settings. >>Subcommands: 　[volume number] 　　Set voice to the specified volume level. 　　Levels available: 0-100. Toggles voice on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/systemsounds		/systemsounds [subcommand]	Adjust system sounds volume settings. >>Subcommands: 　[volume number] 　　Set system sounds to the specified volume level. 　　Levels available: 0-100. Toggles system sounds on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/ambientsounds		/ambientsounds [subcommand]	Adjust ambient sounds volume settings. >>Subcommands: 　[volume number] 　　Set ambient sounds to the specified volume level. 　　Levels available: 0-100. Toggles ambient sounds on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/soundeffectsself		/soundeffectsself [subcommand]	Adjust player effects volume settings for self. >>Subcommands: 　[volume number] 　　Set player effects for self to the specified volume level. 　　Levels available: 0-100.
/soundeffectsparty		/soundeffectsparty [subcommand]	Adjust player effects volume settings for your party. >>Subcommands: 　[volume number] 　　Set player effects for your party to the specified volume level. 　　Levels available: 0-100.
/soundeffectsother		/soundeffectsother [subcommand]	Adjust player effects volume settings for other PCs. >>Subcommands: 　[volume number] 　　Set player effects for other PCs to the specified volume level. 　　Levels available: 0-100.
/performsounds		/performsounds [subcommand]	Adjust the volume settings for performance actions. >>Subcommands: 　[volume number] 　　Set performance actions to the specified volume level. 　　Levels available: 0-100. Toggles system sounds on and off when no subcommand is specified.
/systemsoundsspeaker		/systemsoundsspeaker [subcommand]	Adjust system volume settings for speakers (for PlayStation®4 and Windows)
/mountbgm		/mountbgm [subcommand]	Toggle the "Play music when mounted" setting on and off. >>Subcommands: 　on Turn on music when mounted. 　off Turn off music when mounted. Toggle between on and off when no subcommand is specified.

Emotes

See also: Emotes

General Emotes

Emote	Command	Description	Patch
Aback	/aback	Act taken aback.	4.2
Advent of Light	/advent, /adventoflight	You leap majestically into the air before making a suitably herioc landing.	6.4
Air Quotes	/airquotes	Make air quotes with your fingers for added sarcasm, emphasis, etc.	2.0
All Saints' Charm	/allsaintscharm	Swish and flick to cast a spell.	6.4
Angry	/angry	Be angry.	2.0
Backflip	/backflip, /bflip	Perform a backflip.	3.5
Battle Stance	/battlestance, /bstance	Prepare yourself for battle.	3.2
Beckon	/beckon	Make a beckoning motion.	2.0
Blow Kiss	/blowkiss	Throw an airborne smooch in someone's general direction.	2.0
Blush	/blush	Blush with embarrassment.	2.0
Bow	/bow	Perform a bow.	2.0
Box	/box	Put up your dukes.	4.1
Break Fast	/bread, /breakfast	Chow down on a piece of bread.	5.21
Cheer	/cheer	Cheer enthusiastically.	2.0
Chuckle	/chuckle	Chuckle in amusement.	2.0
Clap	/clap	Applaud.	2.0
Clutch Head	/clutchhead	Seize your head in pain or anguish.	5.45
Comfort	/comfort	Make a consoling gesture.	2.0
Congratulate	/congratulate	Offer congratulations.	2.0
Consider	/consider	Mull over a curious question.	5.35
Converse	/converse	Strike up a conversation.	4.1
Crimson Lotus	/crimsonlotus	Practice the art of the crimson lotus.	4.3
Cry	/cry	Break into tears.	2.0
Dance	/dance	Start dancing.	2.0
Deny	/deny	Strongly disagree.	2.0
Deride	/deride, /pagaga	Bare your teeth derisively.	6.2
Determined	/determined	Punch your own palm with readiness.	6.1
Disappointed	/disappointed	Convey utter disappointment.	2.0
Dote	/dote	Throw a heartfelt kiss at your beloved.	3.5
Doubt	/doubt	Appear doubtful.	2.0
Doze	/doze	Start dozing off. If a bed is nearby, your character will sleep in it.	2.0
Draw Weapon	/draw	Ready your weapon.	5.45
Drink Tea	/tea	Sip serenely from a teacup.	6.11
Ear Wiggle	/earwiggle	Wiggle suddenly enormous ears.	6.35
Eastern Bow	/easternbow, /ebow	Perform a bow in the Far Eastern fashion.	4.0
Eastern Greeting	/easterngreeting	Perform a greeting common in the Far East.	3.4
Eastern Stretch	/estretch	Stretch your muscles in the Far Eastern fashion.	3.57
Eat Apple	/apple, /eatapple	Bite into an apple.	5.41
Eat Chicken	/eatchicken	Snack on a piece of fried chicken.	6.5
Eat Chocolate	/choco, /eatchocolate	Snack on Valentione's chocolate.	6.2
Eat Egg	/eategg, /egg	Casually eat a boiled egg.	6.1
Eat Pizza	/eatpizza, /pizza	Snack on a slice of pizza.	5.45
Eat Pumpkin Cookie	/cookie, /eatpumpkincookie	Nibble on a pumpkin cookie.	6.2
Eat Rice Ball	/eatriceball, /riceball	Eat a rice ball.	5.41
Elucidate	/elucidate	Explain yourself to any who will listen.	4.3
Embrace	/embrace	Perform a loving embrace.	2.45
Eureka	/eureka	Experience a brief moment of enlightenment.	3.25
Examine Self	/examineself	Admire yourself.	2.0
Facepalm	/facepalm	Bury your head into your hands in frustration.	3.4
Fist Bump	/fistbump	Attempt a fistbump.	3.0
Flame Salute	/flamesalute	Perform an official Immortal Flames salute.	2.0
Flex	/flex	Flex your muscles.	3.4
Flower Shower	/flowershower, /petals	Toss fragrant flower petals into the air.	5.5
Frighten	/frighten	Attempt to appear menacing.	6.35
Fry Egg	/fryegg	Fry an egg.	7.05
Fume	/fume	Express annoyance.	2.0
Furious	/furious	Be furious.	2.0
Goodbye	/goodbye	Bid farewell.	2.0
Gratuity	/gratuity, /makeithail	Humbly scatter gold coins at the feet of your admirers.	4.56
Greeting	/greet	Wave your hand in greeting.	4.2
Grovel	/grovel	Fall to your knees in unworthiness.	2.0
Hand Over	/handover	Extend your hand in a giving gesture.	2.35
Hand to Heart	/handtoheart	Gently place your hand on your heart.	6.4
Happy	/happy	Display extreme happiness.	2.0
Haurchefant	/haurchefant	Express your fervent approval.	3.3
Headache	/headache	Reel from a terrible headache.	5.15
High Five	/hfive, /highfive	Give someone a high five.	5.31
Hug	/hug	Give a warm hug.	2.38
Huh	/huh	Act bemused.	2.0
Humble Triumph	/humbletriumph, /waitforit	Strike a mildly triumphant pose.	6.51
Huzzah	/hurray, /huzzah	Give a hearty cheer.	2.35
Imperial Salute	/imperialsalute	Perform an Imperial Garlean Army salute.	2.0
Insist	/insist	Speak emphatically to get your point across.	5.21
Joy	/joy	Express joy.	2.0
Jump for Joy 1	/jumpforjoy1	Jump happily for joy.	6.5
Jump for Joy 2	/jumpforjoy2	Jump merrily for joy.	6.5
Jump for Joy 3	/jumpforjoy3	Jump enthusiastically for joy.	6.5
Jump for Joy 4	/jumpforjoy4	Jump cheerfully for joy.	6.5
Jump for Joy 5	/jumpforjoy5	Jump for joy like a sabotender.	6.5
Kneel	/kneel	Kneel in respect.	2.0
Lali-ho	/laliho	Perform a traditional dwarven greeting.	5.0
Laugh	/laugh	Burst out laughing.	2.0
Linkpearl	/linkpearl	Make a linkpearl call.	6.3
Little Ladies' Dance	/ladance, /littleladiesdance	Perform the Little Ladies' Dance.	6.3
Lookout	/lookout	Scan the area.	2.0
Magic Trick	/magictrick	Perform a magic trick	6.4
Me	/me	Motion to yourself.	2.0
Megaflare	/megaflare	Cast Megaflare.	4.25
No	/no	Disagree.	2.0
Ohokaliy	/ohokaliy	Perform a proper Hanuhanu greeting.	7.1
Paint It Black	/paintblack	Swab the floor with black paint.	5.4
Paint It Blue	/paintblue	Swab the floor with blue paint.	5.4
Paint It Red	/paintred	Swab the floor with red paint.	5.4
Paint It Yellow	/paintyellow	Swab the floor with yellow paint.	5.4
Panic	/panic	Start to panic.	2.0
Pantomime	/mime, /pantomime	Perform a pantomime.	5.45
Pay Respects	/respect	Offer up a silent prayer.	4.0
Pet	/pet, /stroke	Take the love within your heart and focus it into your hand.	2.35
Point	/point	Point at something.	2.0
Poke	/poke	Make a poking gesture.	2.0
Pose	/pose	Strike a pose.	2.0
Power Up	/powerup	Put your true strength on display.	4.2
Pray	/pray	Offer solemn words of prayer to the Twelve or whatever gods it is you keep.	2.0
Pretty Please	/pplease, /prettyplease	Make a pleading motion.	4.1
Psych	/psych	Psych yourself up.	2.0
Rally	/rally	Give encouragement.	2.0
Read	/read	Pore over a book.	5.21
Reference	/reference	Consult literature.	6.45
Salute	/salute	Perform a salute.	2.0
Scheme	/scheme	Spin a web of lies and deceit.	4.45
Serpent Salute	/serpentsalute	Perform an official Order of the Twin Adder salute.	2.0
Sheathe Weapon	/sheathe	Put away your weapon.	5.45
Shiver	/shiver	Tremble from the cold.	4.36
Shocked	/shocked	Act shocked.	2.0
Shrug	/shrug	Shrug.	2.0
Shush	/shh, /shush	Gesture to be quiet.	5.55
Slap	/slap	Let your hand do the talking.	2.38
Slump	/slump	Hang your head in defeat.	6.5
Snap	/snap	Snap your fingers.	5.2
Soothe	/soothe	Make a comforting gesture.	2.0
Spectacles	/spectacles	Adjust your spectacles.	3.5
Spirit	/spirit	Show off your team spirit.	6.2
Splash	/splash	Splash playfully when in water.	4.3
Stagger	/stagger	Stagger for a moment.	2.0
Stand Up	/standup		2.0
Storm Salute	/stormsalute	Perform an official Maelstrom salute.	2.0
Stretch	/stretch	Stretch.	2.0
Sulk	/sulk	Wallow in self-pity.	2.0
Surprised	/surprised	Act surprised.	2.0
Sweat	/sweat	Wipe the sweat from your brow.	4.35
Think	/think	Become lost in thought.	2.0
Throw	/throw	Throw an object.	2.1
Thumbs Up	/thumbsup	Strongly agree.	2.0
Toast	/toast	Raise a toast to those around you.	5.1
Tomestone	/tomestone	Lovingly tap your tomestone.	4.4
Uchiwasshoi	/bigfan, /uchiwasshoi	Stir the air with a giant fan.	7.0
Upset	/upset	Express disgust.	2.0
Vexed	/vexed	Appear visibly frustrated.	5.57
Victory	/vpose	Celebrate victory.	3.2
Victory Reveal	/victoryreveal, /vreveal	Await news of your victory.	6.51
Water Flip	/waterflip	Perform a somersault underwater.	4.0
Wave	/wave	Wave your hand.	2.0
Welcome	/welcome	Make a welcoming gesture.	2.0
Wow	/wow	Sparkle with amazement.	6.25
Yes	/yes	Nod in approval.	2.0

Special Emotes

Emote	Command	Description	Patch
At Ease	/atease	Stand relaxed with your feet apart.	4.1
Attend	/attend	Await your next orders.	7.1
Attention	/attention	Stand at attention.	4.1
Ball Dance	/balldance	Perform a ball dance.	2.2
Bee's Knees	/beesknees	Perform the bee's knees dance.	5.3
Black Ranger Pose A	/blackrangerposea, /brpa	Do the Black Ranger pose A.	3.3
Black Ranger Pose B	/blackrangerposeb, /brpb	Do the Black Ranger pose B.	3.3
Bomb Dance	/bombdance	Perform a bomb dance.	2.3
Box Step	/boxstep	Perform a box step dance.	4.4
Breath Control	/breathcontrol	Take a breath and relax.	4.1
Change Pose	/changepose	Assume the next pose in a series of idle stances.	2.2
Charmed	/charmed	Fall into a lovestruck trance.	4.2
Cheer Jump	/cheerjump	Jump and cheer enthusiastically.	4.2
Cheer Jump: Green	/cheerjumpgreen, /cheergreen	You cheer to the rhythm.	6.4
Cheer On	/cheeron	Wave your hands enthusiastically.	4.2
Cheer On: Bright	/cheeronbright, /cheerbright	You cheer to the rhythm.	6.4
Cheer Wave	/cheerwave	Wave your hand in the air like you just don't care.	4.2
Cheer Wave: Violet	/cheerwaveviolet, /cheerviolet	You cheer to the rhythm.	6.4
Confirm	/confirm	Make sure that all is as it should be.	4.4
Diamond Dust	/iceheart	Envelop yourself in diamond dust.	4.05
Eastern Dance	/edance	Perform a Far Eastern dance.	3.57
Fist Pump	/fistpump	Express an unbridled satisfaction at the crushing defeat of your enemies via a swift pumping motion of your arms.	4.55
Flame Dance	/flamedance	Perform the flame dance.	5.3
Get Fantasy	/getfantasy	Perform the Get Fantasy dance.	4.5
Gold Dance	/golddance, /gdance	Perform the Gold dance.	3.1
Goobbue Do	/goobbuedo, /mysterymachine	Perform the realm-famous "goobbue do" dance step.	5.2
Guard	/guard	Keep watch over someone.	5.35
Harvest Dance	/harvestdance	Perform a harvest dance.	2.2
Heel Toe	/heeltoe	Perform a slick heel toe dance step.	5.2
Hum	/hum	Swing your arms and hum a merry tune.	4.4
Lali Hop	/lalihop	Perform the lali hop.	5.3
Lean	/lean	Lean back and get comfortable. No system message is displayed with this emote.	5.11
Lop Hop	/lophop		6.55
Love Heart	/loveheart, /heart	Make a heart shape with your hands.	6.55
Malevolence	/malevolence	Place a curse on someone.	5.45
Manderville Dance	/mandervilledance	Perform the Manderville dance.	2.2
Manderville Mambo	/mmambo, /mandervillemambo	Perform the Manderville Mambo.	4.56
Moogle Dance	/mogdance	Perform the moogle dance.	3.3
Moonlift Dance	/moonlift	Perform the moonlift dance.	3.5
Most Gentlemanly	/hildy	Flex like a gentleman.	2.5
Play Dead	/playdead, /pdead	Feign death.	3.5
Popoto Step	/popotostep	Perform a popoto step dance.	4.5
Push-ups	/pushups	Do a set of push-ups.	4.1
Red Ranger Pose A	/redrangerposea, /rrpa	Do the Red Ranger pose A.	3.3
Red Ranger Pose B	/redrangerposeb, /rrpb	Do the Red Ranger pose B.	3.3
Reprimand	/reprimand	Let that special someone know what's for.	4.5
Ritual Prayer	/ritualprayer	Offer a prayer to the gods.	4.1
Senor Sabotender	/sabotender	Do your finest impression of the Manderville Gold Saucer's mascot Senor Sabotender.	4.58
Shake Drink	/shakedrink	Shake up a refreshing cocktail.	7.1
Show Left	/showleft	Show off what's on your left.	6.11a
Show Right	/showright	Show off what's on your right.	6.11a
Side Step	/sidestep	Perform a side step dance.	4.4
Simulation F	/simulationf	Synthesize a shimmering spear.	5.4
Simulation M	/simulationm	Synthesize a shimmering sword.	5.4
Sit	/sit	Assume a sitting position.	2.0
Sit on Ground	/groundsit	Assume a sitting position.	2.0
Sit-ups	/situps	Do a set of sit-ups.	4.1
Songbird	/songbird	Perform the Songbird's special dance.	3.5
Squats	/squats	Do a set of squats.	4.1
Step Dance	/stepdance	Perform a step dance.	2.2
Sundering	/sundering	The world survives unscathed.	6.5
Sundrop Dance	/sundance, /sundropdance	Perform the sundrop dance.	3.1
Sweep Up	/broom, /sweep	Sweep the floor.	5.41
Thavnairian Dance	/thavnairiandance	Perform a Thavnairian dance.	3.1
Tremble	/tremble	Tremble with fear.	4.2
Ultima	/ultima	Unleash the savage might of Ultima!	4.5
Visor	/visor	Open/close helm visor. This function can also be used to toggle on/off helms that light up.	2.2
Wasshoi	/wasshoi	Let out a joyous "wasshoi."	5.4
Water	/water	Sprinkle water over the ground	7.1
Water Float	/waterfloat	Perform a back float in water.	4.0
Winded	/winded	Fall to one knee, exhausted.	4.2
Wring Hands	/wringhands	Wring your hands obsequiously.	5.55
Yellow Ranger Pose A	/yellowrangerposea, /yrpa	Do the Yellow Ranger pose A.	3.3
Yellow Ranger Pose B	/yellowrangerposeb, /yrpb	Do the Yellow Ranger pose B.	3.3
Yol Dance	/yoldance	Perform the yol dance.	4.3
Zantetsuken	/zantetsuken, /ztk	Perform the Zantetsuken attack.	3.4

Expressions Emotes

Emote	Command	Description	Patch
Alert	/alert	Sense something amiss.	2.0
Amazed	/amazed	Stare in awe.	2.0
Annoyed	/annoyed	Furrow your brow.	2.0
Beam	/beam	Grin from ear to ear.	4.1
Big Grin	/biggrin	Break into a broad smile.	4.2
Concentrate	/concentrate	Knit your brows in thought.	4.1
Confused	/disturbed	Twist your face in confusion.	4.1
Content	/content	USAGE: 　/content [subcommand] →Smile in warm satisfaction. >>Subcommands:　motion　　Display expression only. Both text and expression will be displayed when no subcommand is specified. Expression will return to normal after five seconds or by using the command /straightface.	5.45
Endure	/endure	Grit your teeth and bear all that comes your way.	4.4
Fake Smile	/fakesmile	Force a smile.	5.4
Furrow	/furrow	Furrow your eyebrows.	4.2
Grin	/grin	Beam with delight.	2.0
Ouch	/ouch	Cringe in pain.	2.0
Ponder	/ponder, /makeyougohmmm	Lose yourself in thought.	4.3
Pucker Up	/puckerup	Close your eyes and pucker your lips.	4.0
Reflect	/reflect	Close your eyes and gather your thoughts.	4.2
Sad	/sad	Frown.	2.0
Scared	/scared	Stare in fear.	2.0
Scoff	/scoff	Smile wryly.	4.2
Shut Eyes	/shuteyes	Shut your eyes.	2.0
Simper	/simper	Give a lazy smile.	4.1
Smile	/smile	Beam with happiness.	2.0
Smirk	/smirk	Smirk wryly.	2.0
Sneer	/sneer	Sneer contemptuously.	3.4
Straight Face	/straightface	Restore your facial expression to a neutral state.	2.0
Taunt	/taunt	Put on a taunting grin.	2.0
Wink (Left)	/leftwink	Perform the wink emote with your left eye.	3.3
Wink (Right)	/wink, /rightwink	Perform the wink emote.	3.3
Worried	/worried	Appear worried.	2.0

Main Menu

See also: Main Menu text commands

Command	Aliases	Usage	Description
/actionlist	/actionlist, /alist	/actionlist	Opens and closes the Actions & Traits interface.
/character	/character, /gear	/character	Opens and closes the Character interface.
/armourychest	/armourychest, /armoury	/armourychest	Opens and closes your Armoury Chest.
/inventory	/inventory, /bag	/inventory	Opens and closes your inventory.
/saddlebag		/saddlebag	Opens and closes your chocobo saddlebag.
/companion	/companion, /comp	/companion	Opens and closes the Companion interface.
/mountguide		/mountguide	Opens and closes the Mount Guide interface.
/minionguide		/minionguide	Opens and closes the Minion Guide interface. If the PC is playing Lord of Verminion, the command will open the Battle List.
/fashionguide		/fashionguide	Opens and closes the Fashion Accessories interface.
/pvpprofile	/pvpprofile, /pvpp	/pvpprofile	Opens and closes the PvP Profile interface.
/goldsaucer	/goldsaucer, /saucer	/goldsaucer	Opens and closes the Gold Saucer interface.
/achievements		/achievements	Opens the list of in-game FINAL FANTASY XIV achievements.
/currency		/currency	Opens and closes the Currency interface.
/recommended		/recommended	Opens and closes the Recommendations list.
/collection	/collection, /coll	/collection	Opens and closes the Collection interface.
/keyitem	/keyitem, /kitem	/keyitem	Opens and closes the Key Item interface.
/journal		/journal	Opens and closes the quest journal.
/dutyfinder	/dutyfinder, /finder	/dutyfinder	Opens and closes the Duty Finder.
/timers		/timers	Opens and closes the Timers interface.
/raidfinder	/raidfinder, /rfinder	/raidfinder	Opens and closes the Raid Finder interface.
/record		/record	Opens and closes the Duty Recorder interface.
/newgame+	/newgame+, /ng+	/newgame+	Opens the New Game+ interface.
/generaldutykey	/generaldutykey, /gdutykey	/generaldutykey	Activates the General Duty key. When near a FATE, this will level sync the player.
/huntinglog	/huntinglog, /hlog	/huntinglog	Opens and closes the hunting log.
/sightseeinglog		/sightseeinglog	Opens and closes the Sightseeing Log interface.
/craftinglog	/craftinglog, /clog	/craftinglog	Opens and closes the crafting log.
/gatheringlog	/gatheringlog, /glog	/gatheringlog	Opens and closes the gathering log.
/fishinglog	/fishinglog, /flog	/fishinglog	Opens and closes the fishing log.
/fishguide	/fishguide, /fg	/fishguide	Opens and closes the Fish Guide interface.
/orchestrion		/orchestrion	Opens and closes the orchestrion list.
/challengelog		/challengelog	Opens and closes the Challenge Log interface.
/map		/map	Opens and closes the current area map.
/teleport		/teleport	Opens the Teleport interface.
/return		/return	Return to your current home point.
/aethercurrent	/aethercurrent, /acurrent	/aethercurrent	Opens and closes the Aether Currents interface.
/mountspeed		/mountspeed	Opens and closes the ground mount speed interface.
/partyfinder	/partyfinder, /pfinder	/partyfinder	Opens and closes the Party Finder interface.
/fellowshipfinder	/fellowshipfinder, /fsfinder	/fellowshipfinder	Opens and closes the Fellowship Finder interface.
/emotelist	/emotelist, /elist	/emotelist	Opens and closes the list of available emotes.
/freecompanycmd	/freecompanycmd, /fccmd	/freecompanycmd	Opens and closes the free company interface.
/housing	/housing, /hou	/housing	Opens and closes the Housing interface.
/pvpteamcmd		/pvpteamcmd	Opens and closes the PvP team menu.
/linkshellcmd	/linkshellcmd, /lcmd	/linkshellcmd	Opens and closes the linkshell menu.
/cwlinkshellcmd	/cwlinkshellcmd, /cwlcmd	/cwlinkshellcmd	Opens and closes the Cross-world Linkshell window.
/fellowship	/fellowship, /fs	/fellowship	Opens and closes the Fellowship interface.
/contactlist		/contactlist	Opens and closes the contact list.
/supportdesk	/supportdesk, /support	/supportdesk	Opens and closes the Support Desk interface.
/officialsite	/officialsite, /site	/officialsite	Opens and closes the Official Sites interface.
/playguide	/playguide, /pguide	/playguide	Opens and closes the Playguide interface.
/activehelp		/activehelp	Opens and closes the Active Help interface.
/characterconfig	/characterconfig, /cconfig	/characterconfig	Opens and closes the Character Configuration interface.
/systemconfig	/systemconfig, /sconfig	/systemconfig	Opens and closes the System Configuration interface.
/hudlayout		/hudlayout [subcommand]	Opens and closes the HUD layout editor. >>Subcommands: 　"layout number" 　Switches to specified layout. Opens the HUD layout editor if no subcommand is specified. >>Example: 　 /hudlayout 3 　 (Switches to layout 3.)
/macros		/macros	Opens and closes the user macro editor.
/keybind	/keybind, /keyconfig	/keybind	Opens and closes the Keybind interface.
/logcolor	/logcolor, /lcolor	/logcolor	Opens and closes the Log Text Color interface.

Placeholders

See also: Placeholders

Placeholder	Description
<t>, <target>	Displays current target name.
<tt>, <t2t>	Displays target of current target's name.
<me>, <0>	Displays your character's name.
<r>, <reply>	Displays the name of the last player to send you a /tell.
<1> - <8>	Displays Party Member 1-8's name.
<f>, <focus>	Displays your Focus Target's name.
<lt>, <lasttarget>	Displays your last target's name.
<le>, <lastenemy>	Displays the name of the last enemy you targeted.
<la>, <lastattacker>	Displays the name of the last enemy to attack or perform an action on you.
<c>, <comp>, <b>, <buddy>	Displays your chocobo companion's name.
<pet>	Displays your pet's name.
<attack1> - <attack5>	Displays Target to Attack 1–5's name.
<bind1> - <bind3>	Displays Target to Bind 1–3's name.
<ignore1> - <ignore2>	Displays Target to Ignore 1–2's name.
<square>	Displays target marked with a square's name.
<circle>	Displays target marked with a circle's name.
<cross>	Displays target marked with a cross's name.
<triangle>	Displays target marked with a triangle's name.
<mo>, <mouse>	Displays mouseover target's name
<hp>	Displays current HP and maximum HP.
<hpp>	Displays current HP as a percentage.
<mp>	Displays current MP and maximum MP.
<mpp>	Displays current MP as a percentage.
<tp>	Displays current TP.
<class>, <job>	Displays current class and level.
<pos>, <where>	Displays coordinates of current location.
<se.1> - <se.16>	Plays a sound effect when used in party or alliance chat. Use the /echo command to play a sound effect only you can hear.
<comphp>, <chp>	Displays your chocobo companion's current HP and maximum HP.
<comphpp>, <chpp>	Displays your chocobo companion's current HP as a percentage.
<pethp>, <php>	Displays your pet's current HP and maximum HP.
<pethpp>, <phpp>	Displays your pet's current HP as a percentage.
<wait.(wait time)>	Adjust the pause between macro commands. Only integers can be used with this command. The maximum wait time allowed is 60. If the wait time amount is over 60, it will be counted as 60.
<recast.action name>	Displays time remaining until the specified action can be used again. *The auto-translate function cannot be used to input action names.
<targethpp>, <thpp>	Displays current target's HP as a percentage.
<focushpp>, <fhpp>	Displays focus target's HP as a percentage.
<targetclass>, <tclass>, <targetjob>, <tjob>	Display the class or job name of the selected target.
<focusclass>, <fclass>, <focusjob>, <fjob>	Display the class or job name of your focus target.
<e1>, <e2>, <e3>, <e4>	Display the names of the first four players on the enemy party list when participating in the Feast.

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