The command 'vs' allows you to set a particular target. The target you
set can then be used in your aliases.
Before understanding 'vs', you should have a full understanding of 'alias'.
Please read 'help alias' if you have not done so already.
You need to properly set up your aliases before the 'vs' command will be
useful. To use 'vs' in an alias, you need to add the string '<target>' (in
this case, actually include the '<', and the '>').
For example, you could type: alias mt murder <target>
Whatever you set as your 'vs' will automatically replace '<target>'.
Here is an example...
Assume you have already set the following alias:
- alias mt murder <target>
If you were hunting a player named 'Henry', you might want to quickly set
him as your target in your aliases.
To do this, you would type: vs henry
The game would set 'henry' as your defined target.
Now, if you type: mt
The game will automatically enter 'murder henry'.
Typing 'unvs' will erase your current target setting.
Typing 'alias' with no argument will show your current target.
See also: help alias