Command	Usage	Explanations
LIMITED COMMANDS
	Note 1: RNblockOn will override RCMSlimitation-settings Note 2: HasleftBlockOn will override RCMSlimitation-settings		View default View with RCMSlimitation Off View with RNblock Off View with HasleftBlock Off
			User(3)	Moderator(4)	Admin(5)	coHost(6)	Host
#AdminCmd RcmsLimitationOn		Activate users ability to use limited RCMS-commands
#AdminCmd RcmsLimitationOff		Deactivate the use of limited RCMS-commands Moderators and above are allowed to use
#hasleft	#hasleft <rawname>	Displays a fake Has Left message in the room
#\r\n#		Inserts a linebreak
#motd	#motd <text>	Outputs a text with similar format as MOTD
/example #UserCmd Example	/example <command> #usercmd example <command>	Allow commands to be written exactly, without execution
#Nickname   #Message	#nickname <name> #message <text>
#noname	#noname <text>	Message written as Anonymus User
#aa <file>	#aa motd #aa <filename>	Displays the content of a aat-file. Read more about aat-files.
♯	♯c10#	Will display a # in the room. This can be used when you want to display a # without executing any command.
/aalevel	/aalevel <0-7>	Special command. Can only be used inside a aat-file. The number decide who can view the content of the file and not.