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 As with many other functions in SWG, players can add color to /sysgroup commands.  This can be done by adding the color code to the command line. The format for doing so is as follows:
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 /sysgroup \#FF0000\ message
 Players can also include target functions such as %TT:

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	/sysgroup \#FF0000\ message		/sysgroup \#FF0000\ message
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		+	Players can also include target functions such as %TT:
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		+	/sysgroup Target is %TT. Everyone open fire!
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		+	(NOTE: %TT is a variable which will add the name of your current target)

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	+	As with many other functions in SWG, players can add color to /sysgroup commands. This can be done by adding the color code to the command line. The format for doing so is as follows:

	+	/sysgroup \#FF0000\ message

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- /System Message (AKA /sys) -
+Squad Leader NameHere: message.
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-it sends a system message to the group. Works, though sometimes it thinks that the first word you write is a name, and therefore deletes it, and if you type in an actual name, it just shows up %TT. *TIP* place a period before all comments in /sys; ie, "/sys .Oberon rules the world"
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-. How can I use color in the /sysgroup command?
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-As with many other functions in SWG, you can add color to /sysgroup commands. This can be done by adding the color code to the command line. The format for doing so is as follows.
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-/sysgroup \#FF0000\ message
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-This would produce
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-Squad Leader Vemnox: message
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-The \# is followed by the hex color code. There are many sites on the internet explaining how this functions so I will just give you the brief of it. This is a hex values for colors broke down into red, green, and blue. Examples
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-\#FF0000 = red
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-\#00FF00 = green
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-\#0000FF = blue
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-Also notice that there is a space between the p and the \ and before the message you wish to display. Keep in mind that just because you can see a color clearly on your screen, your squad my not.
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-.1 Is there a way to shorten my /sysgroup commands?
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-The /sysgroup command will always default to the text color set on the client system unless you have added the color code. You can however use the /alias command to create your own variation of the /sysgroup command.
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-/alias rr /sys \#FF0000\
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-This will create a new command for you called /rr. With the above line, the /rr command would create the same results as if you had entered the /sys command. Both of the following lines would then produce the same results.
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-/rr this is a test
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-/sys \#FF0000\ this is a test
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-You can take this to the next step by aliasing lines of text with the /alias command.
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-/alias bogie /sys Target is %TT. Everyone open fire!
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-(NOTE: %TT is a variable which will add the name of your current target)

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 [[image:SquadLeaderSysMessage.jpg|200px|thumb|System Message at Top]]
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 |width="100px"|'''ID'''||'''Path'''||'''Filename'''||'''Trigger'''||'''Message'''
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+||Squad Leader %TT: %TO.
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 <br><br>'''Command:''' 	/serverSysGroup
 <br>'''CommandQueue Entry:''' '''[[serversysgroup (D6EE77C2)]]'''
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−	~~\|\|'''ID'''\|\|'''Path'''\|\|'''Filename'''\|\|'''Trigger'''\|\|'''Window Title'''\|\|'''Window Description'''\|\|'''Button1 Label'''\|\|'''Button2 Label'''\|\|'''Button3 Label'''~~
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−	~~\|\|SUI Window Description~~
−	~~\|\|SUI Window Label~~
−	~~\|\|SUI Button Label~~
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	==Combat Chat Spam==		==Combat Chat Spam==

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	+	/System Message (AKA /sys) -

	+	it sends a system message to the group. Works, though sometimes it thinks that the first word you write is a name, and therefore deletes it, and if you type in an actual name, it just shows up %TT. TIP place a period before all comments in /sys; ie, "/sys .Oberon rules the world"
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