# Think Commands

**/bag** Removes your current bag. Use the command again to put it back on. 

**/cameramode** Opens a console to take more customized photos around the city. 

**/e** Executes a shortcut for emotes (e.g., **/e** sit). 

**/glasses** Removes your current glasses. Use the command again to put them back on.

**/hat** Removes your current hat. Use the command again to put it back on. 

**/hsp** Disables the holographic HUD. 

**/hsp theme nve** Turns the brightness down on the holographic HUD. 

**/housemenu** Opens the menu for your house, allowing for decoration. 

**/gangmenu** Opens menu options for your gang. 

**/id** Displays your player number when someone requests it. 

**/jobmenu** Displays a hotbar on the right side of your screen, allowing you to select available jobs and toggle on/off duty. 

**/me** Displays thought bubbles (e.g., **/me** coughs). 

**/mystats** Shows your character's stats. For example, your strength increases when you work out. 

**/nameinradio** Customizes your display name on the radio channel. 

**/pants** Removes your current pants. Use the command again to put them back on. 

**/pmms** Plays videos on available screens around the city. 

**/quit** Exits the game. 

**/radiolist** Displays people on your current radio channel. 

**/reloadskin** Refreshes your character model (e.g., if your phone is stuck in your hand, use this to fix it). 

**/shirt** Removes your current shirt. Use the command again to put it back on.

**/shoes** Removes your current shoes. Use the command again to put them back on. 

**/vest** Removes your current vest. Use the command again to put it back on. 

**/vehiclemenu** Allows you to switch seats, open doors, etc., while inside a vehicle.


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