Template:Cmd

Represents user input.

Template parameters[Edit template data]

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
command	1	The user command. If the command should have placeholders, this parameter contains only the text before the first placeholder (including a trailing space, if needed). Example put	Unknown	required
placeholder 1	2	A placeholder that the user will substitute for something else. NOTE: Remember to describe what the placeholder means in the surrounding text. Example item	Unknown	optional
command, continued	3	More of the user command, up to the second placeholder (if there is one). Remember to include leading and/or trailing space, if needed. Example in	Line	optional
placeholder 2	4	A placeholder that the user will substitute for something else. NOTE: Remember to describe what the placeholder means in the surrounding text. Example target	Line	optional
command, continued	5	More of the user command, up to the third placeholder (if there is one). Remember to include leading and/or trailing space, if needed. Example 's	Line	optional
placeholder 3	6	A placeholder that the user will substitute for something else. NOTE: Remember to describe what the placeholder means in the surrounding text. Example container	Line	optional
command, continued	7	More of the user command, up to the fourth placeholder (if there is one). Remember to include leading and/or trailing space, if needed.	Line	optional
placeholder 4	8	A placeholder that the user will substitute for something else. NOTE: Remember to describe what the placeholder means in the surrounding text.	Line	optional
command, continued	9	More of the user command, up to the fifth placeholder (if there is one). Remember to include leading and/or trailing space, if needed.	Line	optional
placeholder 5	10	A placeholder that the user will substitute for something else. NOTE: Remember to describe what the placeholder means in the surrounding text.	Line	optional

It is important to describe each placeholder in the surrounding text. This can improve clarity for all users, but it is vital for users who rely on a screen reader, because it is the only way they can tell which words are placeholders.

Example

When you have brought the package to its destination, type {{Cmd|deliver |item| to |person}}, where {{Cmd/ph|item}} is the package and {{Cmd/ph|person}} is the NPC who is meant to receive it.

When you have brought the package to its destination, type deliver item to person, where item is the package and person is the NPC who is meant to receive it.