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FindFlag!

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1)How to use FindFlag

2)Keyword 1&2

3)How to use case_sensetive

What is FindFlag?

findflag is a command that allows you to search for flags using one or two keywords.

It provides options to exclude most Studio-related flags from the results, enable case-sensitive search, and filter flags by language — either C++ or Lua.

1) How to use FindFlag?

Find the FindFlag command in the bot commands:

Click on it!

After invoking the findflag command, you will be prompted to enter the first keyword. You need to provide a search term here to initiate the flag search. For example, you can enter CFrame.

Keyword 1&2

Keyword 1 is the primary word used to search for a flag. Additionally, you can use Keyword 2 to search for flags that contain both specified words in their names.

What’s the advantage of this?
It allows you to narrow down your search to more specific results. For example, if you want to find a flag related to enabling a certain type of replicator, you can enter replicator as Keyword 1 and enable as Keyword 2. This will return flags whose names include both words, such as ReplicatorEnable.

2) How to use Keyword 1&2

When you click findflag you only have keyword 1 click on the area that i highlighted:

After that click on area that i highlighted:

Now you have two keywords available for your search.

Addition:

The Keyword 2 functionality can also be used directly within Keyword 1 by separating multiple words with a specific character, such as a space, &, or a comma.

For example, you can enter:

  • Replicator Enable
  • Replicator&Enable
  • Replicator,Enable

This will perform a search for flags containing both words in their names.

3) How to use Case Sensetive

What is Case Sensitive?

Case Sensitive is a search option that determines whether the search takes letter casing into account. By default, it is set to false.

If you enable Case Sensitive by setting it to true, the search will not only check for matching keywords but also consider how those keywords are written.

For example:

  • If you enter acr as Keyword 1, it will match any flag containing the combination acr, regardless of letter case.
  • If you want to specifically find a flag where ACR is written in all capital letters, you should enable Case Sensitive.

This option helps when you need precise, case-specific results.

Set this to true to enable case sensetive:

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