A command to say everyone's name in the room?

[YoshiEgg-]

So I was in a room and some people was saying a command which when used made a sentence like Hiya, (Username). The command made it show so it said your username for each user so the message for me appeared like "Hiya, YoshiEgg-", but for my friend it was "Hiya, Spaceman621".

Anyone know this command?

Thread closed by laura (Forum Moderator) As it's already been posted here!

[Mathew]

Oh, so this is why @BadTrip; was creeping me out with her over-friendly demeanor. I knew something was fishy.

[David]

http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=759127

[MKR&*42]

${landing.view.generic.welcome.title} tht
--
Oh ok Dave beat me to it lmao. Just look in that thread, there's been a discussion on it

[YoshiEgg-]

Thankyou

[Michael]

You WILL get banned for using it if someone reports you.

[YoshiEgg-]

Ok, i was just wondering what the command for it was that's all.

[vito201-:D]

The two codes you'll be most interested in are:
${landing.view.generic.welcome.title}
${landing.view.generic.welcome.content}
Title = Username
Content = Last Login Time

Also if you have a pet you can do:
${pet.age}
${pet.level}

But yeah, here's how it works:

I saw this glitch on HabboES a few weeks ago but today I found out just how it is done...
Now you know that command ${} that allows you to bypass the filter etc?... Well it turns out the original purpose for it was to display the external_texts from the text vars...

What I mean by this is if you go onto the Habbo external_texts page:
http://www.habbo.com/gamedata/external_flash_texts

And pick something random like:
soundmachine.notification.playing=Now playing %songname% by %songauthor%

Then place the variable into the command structure:<br>
${soundmachine.notification.playing}

It will display the full texts!... This works in Missions/Chat/RoomName/RoomDesc/GroupName/GroupDesc/PresentTags/TrophyTags/WiredTexts... every where basically (Apart from Invites/PetNames/RoomTags)!

- Alex (Shenk).

[Mat7]

So that's the reason why people in the Welcome Lounge were saying hi to me...