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    Eternal Realms uses a channel-based chat system to communicate effectively throughout the world.
    Each chat message is prefixed with an abbreviated representation of the channel the message was broadcast from.

    Chat formatting example

    All server channels are actively monitored by staff at all times.

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    Channels

    Global Channel - G

    The Global Channel is the default channel accessible to everyone in the server, regardless of your world. It is generally used for conversations between members of different outposts, however anyone in any world can see it.
    Usage: /chat global

    Local Channel - L

    The Local Channel allows you to talk to players nearby. You can speak to players within 128 blocks of you as it is intended for outposts/events where players may be grouped up.
    Usage: /chat local

    Group Channel - GR

    The Group Channel allows players in a party to chat amonst each other. It is commonly done between three or more players for a private chat channel. Only members of the same group can hear you.
    Usage: /chat group

    Supporter Channel - S

    The Supporter Channel is available to all players who have an active subscription with Eternal Realms. This channel is universal, meaning it is accessible from all worlds on any server.
    Usage: /chat supporter

    Private Messages

    Private Messaging is server-wide, meaning you can communicate to people on other servers without having to join their server. Clicking on a player's name in chat will automatically start and move you to a private channel where all messages will be directed to that user.

    • /tell <player> - Start a private conversation with the specified player
    • /tell <player> <message> - Send a single message to the specified player
    • /reply <message> - Reply to your most recent incoming private message

    Emotes

    These chat emotes are automatically formatted when you use them in chat.

    Example: Who keeps hitting the bell? :skull:

    • ☻︎ :smile:
    • ♥︎ :heart:
    • ♪︎ :note:
    • ↑︎ :arrow_up:
    • ↓︎ :arrow_down:
    • →︎ :arrow_right:
    • ←︎ :arrow_left:
    • ★︎ :star:
    • 🛡︎ :shield:
    • 🗡︎ :sword:
    • 🪓︎ :axe:
    • ⛏︎ :⁠pickaxe:
    • 🔱︎ :trident:
    • 🏹︎ :bow:
    • 🎣︎ :fishing_rod:
    • 🧪︎ :⁠potion:
    • ⚗︎ :splash_potion:
    • 🔥︎ :fire:
    • ☃︎ :snowman:
    • 💀︎ :skull:
    • ⚡︎ :lightning:
    • ✂︎ :shears:
    • 🍖︎ :food:
    • 🪣︎ :bucket:
    • ⏳︎ :hourglass:
    • ⚑︎ :flag:
    • ₿︎ :bitcoin:

    Chat Alerts

    Note: The word or phrase must 3 letters or longer, and your username being mentioned will always alert you.

    • Get alerted whenever a word or phrase is said in chat!
    • Setting a trigger will play a customizable sound.
    • There are no limits to how many alerts you can have.

    Usage

    • /chat alert add <phrase> - Add a word/phrase that will trigger the alerting sound
    • /chat alert remove <phrase> - Remove a word/phase that you have already set
    • /chat alert list - List all alerts you currently have set

    You can manage your chat alert preferences using Player Settings.

    Ignoring Players

    If someone is annoying you, you can use /ignore to ignore them. This will prevent you from seeing their messages and prevent them from communicating to you. This command will not work with staff members as you will still continue to recieve messages from them.

    Usage

    • /ignore <player> - Player will be added to your ignore list
    • /unignore <player> - Player will be removed from your ignored list
    • /ignore list - List all players you have ignored

    Commands

    • /chat, /ch, /c <channel> - Switch chat focus to the specified channel
    • /chat alert add <phrase> - Add a word/phrase that will trigger the alerting sound
    • /chat alert remove <phrase> - Remove a word/phase that you have already set
    • /chat alert list - List all alerts you currently have set
    • /chat who - Displays who can see the messages in your active channel
    • /chat on|off - Turns on/off receiveing all messages
    • /chat show|hide <channel> - Temporarily shows/hides a specific channel from being shown to you
      • - Example: /chat hide global
    • /chat toggle <channel> - Toggles a specific channel between hidden and shown
    • /chat clear - Clears your chat box
    • /away, /afk, /brb [message] - Set away mode to let players know you are stepping away from your keyboad and optionally add a message
    • /dnd - Sets Do Not Disturb mode, blocking private messages
    • /tell <player> - Start a private conversation with the specified player
    • /tell <player> <message> - Send a single message to the specified player
    • /reply <message> - Reply to your most recent incoming private message
    • /ignore <player> - Player will be added to your ignore list
    • /unignore <player> - Player will be removed from your ignored list
    • /ignore list - List all players you have ignored
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