list commands:

.alf .autolistfrags [on/off] if enabled (default) after the fraglimit is reached or the timelimit the fraglog will be printed to the console.

.cpf .centerprintfrags [on/off] shows the fraglog centerprinted (nice for speccing a game!)

.la .listarmor list all armors in the actual map.

.lal .listarmorlong list all armors in the actual map with place (you need a loc file!)

.lp .listpowerups list all powerups in the actual map.

.lpl .listpowerupslong list all powerups in the actual map with place (you need a loc file!)

.lf .listfrags list all active players and there current frag status when connecting to a server and on mapchange the fraglog is reseted. the meaning of the listed fields are eqal to the meaning of the status screen! for a description look at the 'Whats the meaning of the fields on the status screen?' section in this text!

.rf .resetfrags resets the fraglog

.w .who list all players with name, team, skin and rank

.co .colors list all players with top and bottom color and user_id (usefull for qw user command!)

.pi .proxyinfo list all players with he proxy they are using!

timer commands:

.cpt .centerpt [on/off] if centerpt is enabled the powerup timers will be printed centered  (left parameter of .sptl is ignored!)

.sptl .setptlayout [down left length] sets the layout for the powerup timers. this command is very powerfull you can totally design how the powerup timers will appear.
down - move the powerup timers down lines down
(for a resulution of 320*200 i prefer 14)
(for a resulution of 512*384 i prefer 35)
(for a resulution of 640*480 and 800*600 i prefer 46)
left - move the powerup timers left characters from the left
length- sets the maximum length of one powerup line
the default is set for a resolution of 320*200:
down=14 left=0 length=32
to move the powerup timers in 320*200 to the left screen side in hub stile use
down=0 left=0 length=8
to move the powerup timers in 320*200 to the right screen side in hub stile use
down=0 left=34 length=6

.cl .clock [number] you can enable a clock which shows your system time! there are three different modes for the clock:
number mode
0 off
1 always
2 only when Powerup Timers are disabled
the clock can be positioned using the poweruptimer layout commands .sptl and .cpt!
the following commands are only available in [NF]Proxy (not in NITRO):

.pt .poweruptimer [on/off] activate/deactivate the PowerupTimers

.pptl .printptlong [on/off] if you enable this feature all powerup counters will be diplayed with the name of their location (only if you use a loc file!)

.it .inittimer [time] this will add a user defined timer to the timers list. you can define up to 10 different timers.
[time] is the start time in seconds, the timer will count down from it. so if you use the comand .it 60 the timer will be added and count down from 60 to 0. you can for example bind a command like "say .it 60" (for Quad) or "say .it 300" (for Pent/Ring) to a key to time powerup events! THIS TIMERS ARE ONLY ACTIVE WHEN POWERUPTIMERS ARE NOT FORBIDDEN!!!

.ct .cleartimer clears up all timers started with .inittimer