I repeatedly tell my admins DO NOT make stargates with names... Unfortunately They have done it again. Please add the ability to delete these stargates. It does show the name when you type /wxlist. Such as "NPC Town" shows up but cannot be removed.

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Trendkilla254
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Actually you can remove it when you type it as you just did =)

I have tried. It does not work for me. /wxremove NPC Town will not work. I
have tried, I can let you team viewer into my server and I can show you.
On Dec 5, 2011 9:51 AM, "Lycano" <
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Actually you can remove it when you type it as you just did =)

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Ok, maybe this wasnt clear you did wrote "NPC Town" in your comment. So i assumed you do write this ingame too.

Please try /wxremove "NPC Town"

If you have spaces inside names quotation is used to say "hey this is one variable"

Ugh, No I'm sorry I should not have put the "" in there...

/wxremove NPC Town

will not remove

NPC Town

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Ok, maybe this wasnt clear you did wrote "NPC Town" in your comment. So i
assumed you do write this ingame too.

Please try /wxremove "NPC Town"

If you have spaces inside names quotation is used to say "hey this is one
variable"

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@trendkilla254 Err ... could you please answer the question? You always type: /wxremove NPC Town, and this doesnt work while i did mentioned that you should try /wxremove "NPC Town"

I know that the command /wxremove NPC Town doesnt work because it will only get NPC while Town is the second argument. Again: Please try /wxremove "NPC Town". I still think that you didn't used the double quotes ;)

If you use double quotes around the Argument that contains spaces then you can use names with spaces without a problem.

Ex.:
/command arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4
/wxremove NPC Town
=> arg1="NPC", arg2="Town"

differs from:
/wxremove "NPC Town"
=> arg1="NPC Town"

Hint: /command arguments Space is a command seperator and all arguments are seperated by spaces which means if you want to remove a Gate that contains spaces you have to use double quotes.

Excellent thank you!
On Dec 6, 2011 6:54 AM, "Lycano" <
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wrote:

@trendkilla254 Err ... could you please answer the question? You always
type: /wxremove NPC Town, and this doesnt work while i did mentioned
that you should try /wxremove "NPC Town"

I know that the command /wxremove NPC Town doesnt work because it
will only get NPC while Town is the second argument. Again: Please try
/wxremove "NPC Town". I still think that you didn't used the double
quotes ;)

If you use double quotes around the Argument that contains spaces then you
can use names with spaces without a problem.

Ex.:
/command arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4
/wxremove NPC Town
=> arg1="NPC", arg2="Town"

differs from:
/wxremove "NPC Town"
=> arg1="NPC Town"

Hint: /command arguments Space is a command seperator and all
arguments are seperated by spaces which means if you want to remove a Gate
that contains spaces you have to use double quotes.

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You're welcome! I guess i can close this now? =)

I have not tried it and won't have the chance untill 10 hours from now. But
I assume it is correct.
On Dec 6, 2011 8:32 AM, "Lycano" <
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You're welcome! I guess i can close this now? =)

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Ok, ill wait then til you checked it.