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You're supposed to use '''recstart''' and '''recstop''' as a pair. '''recstart''' means "Recording started," meaning every command you write afterward will be written into a scroll. When you end with '''recstop''', the recording stops, and the scroll will be created with all the commands you wrote. | You're supposed to use '''recstart''' and '''recstop''' as a pair. '''recstart''' means "Recording started," meaning every command you write afterward will be written into a scroll. When you end with '''recstop''', the recording stops, and the scroll will be created with all the commands you wrote. Afterwards, all console commands should work again, independently of the scorll creation. | ||
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You're supposed to use recstart and recstop as a pair. recstart means "Recording started," meaning every command you write afterward will be written into a scroll. When you end with recstop, the recording stops, and the scroll will be created with all the commands you wrote. Afterwards, all console commands should work again, independently of the scorll creation.
