Before anyone mentions it. The WOW addon which is installed by GameCommanderPro is called GameCommandPro. This is to avoid confusion. (in theory)
There are a number of commands that you can type in the chat window to access GCP in game display features.
GCP defines the following / commands (you type the "/" first)
- RL
- Reloads the UI - It's faster than typing "/script ReloadUI" and is not case sensitive.
- Quest
- Generates and displays quest status for all characters. Can take a while.
- CB
- Tells each character to to a buff check. They will report to the main.
- GCP
- The main GCP command.
The following commands can be used with the "/GCP" prefix:
- Buffs
- Learn the current buffs. When any are missing from now on, GCP will alert you.
- Export
- Save spells to disk at next logout or ReloadUI.
- Lock
- Toggles the locked state of the GCP display elements. Default is locked. When unlocked you can move them. When locked you can click through them.
- HUDLabel
- sets the labels above each of the health bar columns. This can be a useful reminder of the heal key to use for each health bar (but you can use it as you like). To use this command enter a list of labels (up to 3 chars each) separated by commas
- e.g. /gcp HUDLabels F8,F9,F10,F11,F12
- Order
- Sets the order in which your characters are displayed in GCP. The default is in party order. To use this command, type the character name followed by a comma and the postion (1 - 5) in which you'd like this character to appear
- e.g.
- /gcp order Char1,1
- /gcp order Char2,2
- Abandon
- all characters abandon the quest which is selected in the main characters quest window
- Auto
- Toggles quest auto acceptance. Default is on. Usually the slaves will auto accept any quest that doesn't require a decision (including follow on quests). If you're about to accept an escort quest, you may want to turn this feature off
- Config
- Shows the configuration screen. This allows you to turn the various parts of the display on and off
You can get a reminder of the commands by typing "/GCP Help".



This helped a lot, thanks.
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