Slash, voice and .commands: what players type

Lineage 2 commands are not one list. Search results mash the Interlude slash family, “voice” strings people type in chat, client macros, and whatever dots a private invented in 2014. This page is the player kit: /loc Lineage 2, chat commands L2, and macros you press. Custom Interlude commands with a leading dot only count when /info lists them. That is the product. A forum dump from another realm is not.

L2 Sansara is Interlude, cap 80. EXP, SP and Adena are x500; item drop stays x1. Enchant is safe to +4 and stops at +18. Olympiad is 18:00–22:00 GMT-3. First login: start Interlude for free. Patch files: install the patch. Crash and protocol: client errors. This URL does not become those guides.

Three families people mix in one chat box

L2 commands split into three families that share a text field and nothing else. Mix them and you will type a string that worked on a YouTube private and then call this gameserver broken.

The slash (/sit, /invite, /loc) is the Interlude C6 client. Official Lineage 2 already understood it. L2 Sansara did not invent it and does not have to “enable” it. You type it in chat or drop it into a macro. If the client launched, those strings are there.

The dot (.sellbuff, and whatever a video taught you) is emulator custom — a voiced-command layer staff wrote. It is not chronicle. It is not Steam Essence. It is not High Five. On this site the only honest list is /info. Today that list is short: .sellbuff, .deposit, .withdraw. Offline shop is a system on the same sheet, not a typed .offline we will invent.

The third family is the client macro panel: a sequence you bind and fire. It is still you pressing a key. It is not autofarm. It is not a gameserver command named “.macro.” How to use commands L2 in combat is mostly that panel plus Options, not a private extra.

/loc Lineage 2 — a number beats “near the tower”

/loc Lineage 2 prints your coordinates in chat. X, Y, Z. That is the whole feature. It does not open a map pin you can share as a link. It does not teleport. It does not fix a wall clip. It exists so a farm mark, a party meetup, or a GM ticket has a number instead of “near the tower” or “Cruma somewhere.”

Use it before you need it. If you can still type and the world is wrong — under a floor, inside a mesh, camera through a wall — send /loc first. Then relog. A ticket that already has coordinates is a ticket staff can work. A ticket that says “I fell” is a guessing game on a 2006 mesh.

People search .loc command L2 for this same printout. On L2 Sansara, if the sheet does not list .loc, the working string is /loc. We will not publish a coordinate table for Cruma, TOI, or a raid door. That would be invented GPS. The command prints your number. You read it.

Chat commands L2 that ship with Interlude

Chat commands L2 and Lineage 2 chat commands are the daily slash set. They are not quality-of-life this house added. They are the C6 client talking to a gameserver that already knew the grammar. L2 Sansara is ES/PT/EN — a clear line in any of the three still beats nine silent Archmages standing on the same pack.

Party, target, sit, and trade

These are the strings you will actually use on week one:

• /sit / /stand — sit or stand. Regen, a private store, a pause. Not a server toggle.
• /invite / /leave — invite by name, or leave the party. The party window does the same job with clicks.
• /target — lock a target by name. Useful when the clickable pile is a mess of pets, summons and two tanks.
• /trade — request a trade window. That is not the village warehouse and not .deposit.

None of those need a L2 Sansara patch line. If they fail, the client did not finish loading, you typed a display name wrong, or you are not in a state that accepts the action (dead, trading, store open). That is a state problem, not a missing Interlude command.

Shout, tell, and /block

Shout is the map-wide yell. Use it for “Cruma 2nd, need a heal,” not for donate spam and not for a paste that belongs in tell. Tell (whisper) is one name. Party, clan and alliance are channels the client already has; they are not custom dots. Hero chat, if you ever hear it, is a Hero privilege — not a command this page will fake for a fresh account.

/block ignores a character: chat and trade from that name stop landing. It is the vanilla mute. It is not a report tool and not a ban. /gmlist lists GMs the server is willing to show. If the list is empty, staff are not advertising themselves in chat; that is not “commands are broken.”

Socials exist: /socialhello, /socialbow, and the rest of the /social… family. They are emotes. They do not unstuck you. They do not sell buffs. They do not open a shop.

.loc command L2 is usually a search for /loc

Type .loc command L2 into Google and you will get private-server muscle memory. A leading dot is how a lot of Interlude emulators expose extras: voiced commands, a bypass, a staff shortcut. The prefix is the tell. The string after the dot is whatever that admin wrote.

On L2 Sansara we do not copy a foreign list into this chat box. If .loc is not on /info, it is not a fact. Use /loc. If a Discord pin from 2019 says “everyone types .loc here,” that pin is another realm or an old build. The sheet wins.

The same rule covers every other “just type the dot” screenshot. .unstuck, chat .repair, a mall .shop, a typed .offline — common on other privates, not published here. We will name those searches so you can stop hunting them. We will not teach them as if they exist.

Voice commands Lineage 2 are not a microphone

Voice commands Lineage 2 is a phrase from the old client docs and from private-server slang. In both cases it means typed commands, not a headset. There is no speech-to-skill feature on Interlude. There is no “say Sit and the character sits” bot in this article. If your overlay is talking, that is Discord or Windows, not C6.

On official paperwork, the slash family was the “voice command” layer: you voice (type) /sit and the client acts. On privates, “voiced command” often means the dot plugin. Two jargons, one search box. Here, voice = the slash family you type. Dots = only /info. If you want a microphone, that is an OS setting, not an L2 command.

How to use commands L2 on the keyboard

How to use commands L2 for real combat is almost never the chat box. It is Options: F1–F12, a clean next-target bind, sit on a key you can hit without opening inventory. The Interlude client is old. The person who spends ten minutes on binds dies less than the person who asks for a custom dot this sheet does not ship.

You put a skill, an item, or a slash on a function key. You press it. That is the whole loop. The gameserver does not list “.bind.” If a key does nothing, you assigned the wrong slot, you are silenced, or the client focus is in chat — you are typing into the yell instead of firing the bar. Click the world, then press the key.

Window layout, chat tabs and the action-bar skin are the HUD article, not this one: Interlude HUD. Alt+M on this client is the large map, not the macro editor. If you came here hunting the panel and hit the map, that is the C6 default, not a missing command. l2.ini and the System folder stay on the patch guide. Widescreen lives in the video menu / option.ini — if the game goes black after a resolution edit, that is client errors, not a missing L2 command.

Macros you press — not autofarm

A macro is a client sequence you fire. Open the macro panel in the UI, stack a few actions, drop the icon on F1–F12 or a free slot. Classic tokens in that panel include %target (whatever you have selected) and %self (you). We will not invent a line cap or a character cap. The client cuts you off when it cuts you off. That number is not on /info, so it is not in this article.

This is still a key you press. It is not multiskill. It is not autofarm. L2 Sansara does not list autofarm. House rule: 1 PC = 1 farming account. A short pack you hit at the start of a pull is quality of life. A loop that kills while you are in another room is the other conversation — antibot rules — and this page will not write that loop.

What a short macro is for

Useful, and still honest:

• A potion or shot plus a skill you were going to press anyway. Fewer clicks on the first trade of blows. It does not replace the NPC buffer.
• /sit or /stand on a key so you are not digging through the social menu in a courtyard.
• /loc on a spare slot when you are mapping a spot you will describe later. Press, copy the line, move on.
• A cancel or next-target you can hit without the mouse inside the bag.

Do not build “attack forever.” Do not build a farm that runs after you walk away. How to use commands L2 includes knowing the line: you are still the one pressing. Buffer NPC, schemes and AIO are a different URL — buffer and autofarm — and that page is also not a bot guide.

Interlude commands L2 Sansara actually lists

This is the only custom-dot list this article will repeat. If /info changes tomorrow, /info wins.

• .sellbuff — a player buffer (Prophet, Warcryer, Swordsinger, Bladedancer, the usual kit) sells their pack. It is a character kiosk. It is not the NPC buffer, not a donate mall, and not a .shop menu.
• .deposit / .withdraw — banking. Adena (and whatever the system accepts) without walking the village warehouse with a full bag. It is not the warehouse NPC. Freight and keepers live on warehouse and trade.

Why banking matters on this sheet: Adena is x500 and drop is x1. You fill with silver fast; the set does not rain. Walking a hot farm or the Olympiad window (18:00–22:00 GMT-3) with the whole purse on the belt is a free death tax. Deposit, leave light, withdraw when you enchant or buy. We will not invent a cooldown, a fee, a cap, or “it also takes S-grade.” The sheet names two strings. That is the claim.

.sellbuff does not retire the NPC. L2 Sansara lists NPC + scheme + AIO Full Buff on the same house sheet. The command is player-to-player. The NPC is town setup. They coexist. This page will not rewrite the buffer pillar.

Offline shop if /info still says so

The sheet confirms offline shop: on, restored after a restart, up to seven days when /info still says so. The mechanic is the vanilla C6 Private Store — buy, sell, or manufacture. You open it in the UI. You are not typing a magic word we will invent. You disconnect and the world can keep the stall. Other players trade the list. After a reboot, the stall can come back. That persistence is the QoL. The typed string .offline is not on the sheet.

A shop does not kill. It does not spoil. It does not walk a field with the client closed. That would be autofarm, which is not published. Detail and the rule edges: offline shop Interlude. Sit where the sheet allows. Price like a person who will still be here tomorrow. Seven days is the published restart ceiling, not a vault that survives a wipe announcement.

What this page will not teach

Player commands only. We do not publish GM tools, admin panels, spawn syntax, or anything that reads like an exploit walkthrough. If you are stuck in geometry, relog once, keep a /loc if you can still type, and ask a GM. Do not spam skills inside a wall. Do not jump a cliff “to reset.” That usually makes the clip worse.

Strings other privates teach that this sheet does not:

• .unstuck — common clip-out on other realms. Not listed. Official retail also had a slash /unstuck (a wait, then a town-style teleport). That is not a published L2 Sansara QoL and it is not the private dot. Do not treat either as a promised button here.
• Chat .repair — some emulators rebuild a broken model or an inventory lock. Not listed. The blacksmith who takes Adena for durability is vanilla Interlude. That anvil does not touch enchant +4 / +18.
• .shop — donate mall or market shortcut on other houses. Not listed. Playing is free; donate coin is optional and is not a chat command we will invent.

Widescreen is not a command. A System-folder edit is not a command. A protocol error is not a missing /loc. Those stay on patch and errors. HUD chrome stays on the interface page. Antibot policy stays on antibot. If a custom string is not on /info, this site will not repeat it.

Create the account, download Interlude, and treat /info as the only custom-dot list we will stand behind. Type /loc. Bind the keys you actually press. Leave the foreign screenshot in the other tab.