Command Keys
Section 4.B
Trigger Keys are only half of the equation, however. Once you have a Trigger Key set that will trigger at a specific point in battle, you need to set something that you want to actually happen at that point in battle. This is done by setting yet another hash as this Trigger Key's value. In this hash, you can set a whole new set of keys with their own set of values. These keys are what actually prompt specific commands to be carried out. Because of this, I will refer to these set of keys as "Command Keys".
In the following subsections, I will go over every possible Command Key, how they can be set, and what actions they will perform. Command Keys which have related effects or affect similar areas of battle have been grouped together to make them easier to find.
Note that Command Keys are always strings, and always begin with a lower case letter.
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