Here are a bunch of requesttext parameters for you!:
NAME: clientrc
PARAM: INTEGER 0 (To shut down ClientRC) / 1 (To start ClientRC)
CLIENTRC: No
[I]DESC: This runs ClientRC. It will only start if you have rights to the server and your IP is the same as in the rights window.
NAME: list
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: No
DESC: Doesn't seem to do anything on regular scripts. It should return the server list as an array.
NAME: simplelist
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: No
DESC: Simpler version of 'list'.
NAME: upgradeinfo
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: No
DESC: Should return the upgrade information for the current player, but doesn't seem to do anything . . .
NAME: bantypes
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Should return the ban types for players, but like the others, it doesn't return anything 
NAME: localbans
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns the local bans of the server, But doesn't seem to return anything when I test it.
NAME: pmservers
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: No
DESC: Returns all the servers listed on Login.
NAME: pmserverplayers
PARAM: STRING servername
CLIENTRC: No
DESC: I think it returns an array of players? It doesn't seem to do anything when I tested it . . .
NAME: pmunmapserver
PARAM: STRING servername
CLIENTRC: No
DESC: No clue? =]?
NAME: pmguilds
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: No
DESC: It returns all the guilds in the GuildList in the playerlist window.
NAME: pmguildplayers
PARAM: STRING guild
CLIENTRC: No
DESC: When I test it, It did nothing. I think its supposed to return an array of all the people in said guild.
NAME: pmunmapguild
PARAM: STRING guild
CLIENTRC: No
DESC: No clue =]
NAME: weaponlist
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array of all the weapons on the server!
NAME: classlist
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array of all the classes on the server!
NAME: npclist
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array of all the NPCs on the server!
NAME: weapon
PARAM: STRING weaponname
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array of the contents of the weapon.
NAME: class
PARAM: STRING classname
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array of the contents of the class.
NAME: npc
PARAM: STRING npcname / INT npcid
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array of the contents of the NPC.
NAME: npcflags
PARAM: STRING npcname / INT npcid
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array with all the flags assigned to the NPC "npcname".
NAME: options
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array of the server options.
NAME: folderconfig
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array that contains the contents of the Folder Configuration.
NAME: serverflags
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array that contains the contents of the Server Flags.
NAME: folders
PARAM:
NULL
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array with all the folders of the server, if it is a node (folder/subfolder), it returns as ",folder/subfolder,". Simple enough.
NAME: folder
PARAM: STRING foldername
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array of the folder contents, which itself is an array which contains the file's name, the rights to the file, the size, and the date last edited.
NAME: rights
PARAM: STRING accountname
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array of the rights of the player "accountname".
NAME: comments
PARAM: STRING accountname
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array of the comments of the player "accountname".
NAME: playerflags
PARAM: STRING accountname
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array that contains the flags of the player "accountname".
NAME: playerweapons
PARAM: STRING accountname
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array that contains the weapons of the player "accountname".
NAME: playerchests
PARAM: STRING accountname
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array that contains the chests opened of the player "accountname".
NAME: playerattributes
PARAM: STRING accountname
CLIENTRC: Yes
DESC: Returns an array that contains the attributes of the player "accountname".
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Note: All parameters marked with "CLIENTRC: Yes" are if you have ClientRC running, which requires rights to the server and requires the IPs to match.
Thanks to
Skyld for posting
this stuff in the first place! xD <-- All I did was copy and paste, and post a few more comments to the end.