Uhm type in the commands you want to do. Shift key doesn't work, to use quotes type with the comma key (","). Use "help" to show you a list of commands. Echo is the only command as of now that uses additional arguments. Type what you want the terminal to say and it will say it. If what you want echoed is more than one word, use quotes.
the old terminal was made before the start date so I made a new one lol -=TEAM MEMBERS/CONTRIBUTORS PLEASE READ=- When updating, use the following system: increment by .1 for standard updates, by .0.1 for bugfixes/hotfixes, and by 1 for engine rewrites. And example update: 2.0 -> 2.0.1 -> 2.1 When adding new commands, it's simple! Find the custom block that adds in the commands and put the name of your command in it. Then create an event called "cmd_[name of your command]" and set up a script to do what you want with it. You don't have to worry about the RAM, it's my solution for temporary variables :P
