Chat is comprised of five main channels, direct message, party chat, and mail.
Before a player's username/ nickname you will see a number and sometimes some extra text.
The number before someone's username represents their rank.
The extra text is a title! Which are can be applied to help you stand out in chat.
Staff members will have an extra tag before the number which lets you know they're a staff member!
Chat Channels
Global
Global chat is the main channel that all players can see.
Channel tag: g
Local
Local chat is a radius limited channel so only players within 64 blocks can see the messages you send.
Channel tag: lc
Town
Town chat is a chat channel for each town on the server! Every town gets their own and only members of that town can see messages.
Channel tag: tc
Nation
Nation chat is similar to town chat. Each nation has their own nation chat and only members of that nation can see messages.
Channel tag: nc
Trade
Trade chat is for advertising items that you have for sale or your shops. Messages sent in this channel also go to the marketplace channel on discord.
Channel tag: tr
Direct Messages
Direct messages are private messages between players! You can send a private message with [/msg <username> <message>] or by clicking a player's name in chat.
Party
Party chat is a lot like a group direct message. Only players in the party will see the messages.
To start a party you can use [/party host] then other players will be able to do [/party join <your name>]
To start typing in a party chat you can use [/party chat]
The owner of a party can also kick and ban participants with [/party kick <username>] or [/party ban <username>]
Mail
Mail is how you send messages to offline players. You can send a mail with [/mail send <username> <message>]
Other Information
Hover info
By hovering over a player's name in chat you can view information about that player.
Clicking on a player's name will automatically type "/msg <their username>" for you!
Clicking on a player's title will open up the titles gui for you!
Joining and leaving chat channels
You can join chat channels with [/<channel tag>] or [/channel <channel tag>]
You can leave any chat channel with [/leave <channel tag>]
Leaving a chat channel will prevent you from seeing any messages sent in that channel until you rejoin it.
You can easily switch which channel your messages will be sent to by joining a channel, messages are sent to whichever channel you most recently joined.
Ignoring Players
To stop seeing messages sent by a particular player you can use [/ignore <username>]
If you choose to /ignore staff members you are still responsible for responding to warnings