When playing multiple songs, ZEON organizes them into a Queue. You can view upcoming songs, rearrange them, or look back at what you’ve already listened to using the History system.
Viewing Tracks
| Command | Description |
|---|
.queue | Displays a paginated list of all upcoming songs in the queue. |
.history | Displays a list of all recently played songs. |
When using .queue or .history, an interactive dropdown menu will appear below the list. You can use this dropdown to instantly select a track from the queue to Play Next, or select a track from history to Re-add to the Queue.
Modifying the Queue
You have full control over the order of upcoming tracks.
| Command | Description |
|---|
.skip | Skips the current track and plays the next one. |
.skipinto <number> | Skips directly to a specific track number in the queue, discarding everything before it. |
.remove <number> | Removes a specific track from the queue without skipping the current song. |
.move <from> <to> | Moves a track from one position to another (e.g., .move 5 1 brings the 5th song to the top). |
.shuffle | Randomizes the order of all upcoming tracks in the queue. |
.clearqueue | Deletes every upcoming track in the queue, leaving only the currently playing song. |
Looping
You can set ZEON to loop the current song endlessly, or loop the entire queue.
| Command | Description |
|---|
.loop track | Repeats the currently playing song forever. |
.loop queue | Repeats the entire queue. When the last song finishes, the queue starts over from the beginning. |
.loop off | Disables looping entirely. |
.loop without arguments, it will toggle between Track Loop -> Queue Loop -> Off). 
