Please note, that you can suffix a number at the end of each following command to repeat the same code generation.
dbp op – outputs:
object position x( ), object position y( ), object position z( )
dbp op2 – outputs:
object position x( ), object position y( ), object position z( )
object position x( ), object position y( ), object position z( )
dbp op[N] outputs the same command N amount of times
[The repetition parameter applies to all the following commands aswell]

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You can also specify reference name parameters using the following syntax after your command:

command : parameters 

For example; the following:

dbp op:a,b,c – outputs:

object position x( a ), object position y( b ), object position z( c )


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The commands:

dbp op:a – outputs:
object position x( a ), object position y( a ), object position z( a )

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dbp op2: a,b,c,d,e,f – outputs:
object position x( a ), object position y( b ), object position z( c )
object position x( e ), object position y( f ), object position z( g )

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dbp op3: box,spam,1,2 – outputs:
object position x( box ), object position y(spam), object position z( 1 )
object position x( 2 ), object position y(box), object position z(spam)
object position x( 1 ), object position y( 2 ), object position z( box )

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dbp l – outputs:

sync on : sync rate

do
	sync
loop

dbp l:60,print “Hello World” – outputs:
sync on : sync rate 60
do
	“Hello World”
	sync
loop

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dbp i:print  – outputs : print 1

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dbp i3:print  – outputs : 
print 1
print 2
print 3

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dbp r20:/  – outputs : 
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dbp r5:print “A”:  – outputs : 
print “A”:print “A”:print “A”:print “A”:print “A”

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dbp r5:print “A”//n  – outputs : 

print “A”
print “A”
print “A”
print “A”
print “A”

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dbp r3:print “A”;//t  – outputs : 

print “A”;	print “A”;	print “A”


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dbp lp – outputs: limb position x( , ), limb position y( , ), limb position z( , )
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dbp pao – outputs: position object id, object position x( ), object position y( ), object position z( )
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dbp pal – outputs: position object id, limb position x( , ), limb position y( , ), limb position z( , )
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dbp pac – outputs: position object id, camera position x(), camera position y(), camera position z()
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dbp paco – outputs: 
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position object id, camera position x(), camera position y(), camera position z()
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set object to camera orientation id;
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dbp gp – outputs:
x# = object position x( )
y# = object position y( )
z# = object position z( )
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dbp gpa – outputs:
x# = object position x( )
y# = object position y( )
z# = object position z( )
nax# = object angle x( )
nay# = object angle y( )
naz# = object angle z( )
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dbp sc – outputs:
screen width() , screen height()
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dbp sc:a,b,c,d – outputs:
a screen width() b, c screen width() d
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dbp scc – outputs
screen width() / 2, screen height() / 2
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dbp scc:* 10, * 20 – outputs
screen width() * 10, screen height() * 20