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guild is a [[Friendly Bots|friendly bot]] that sits in the theatre. It is used as a substitute for the missing guild support. In order to use it you have to be invited to an existing player group or guild who has it's own channel.When you want to create your own group, ask Frost for more information, in game, on Forum, or on IRC. This bot was brought to TMW courtesy of [[Player Groups#Phoenix Council|The Phoenix Council]] and written by Jero.
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==Mana users==
[[Guild]] describes a player group that currently works through a bot. For further information please visit the appropriate wiki page:
To be able to use guild, Mana users must either:
* [[Player Groups]] for a description and overview of some [[Guild]]s.
* Issue commands in  "public" chat tab in the following format:
* [[Guild (Bot)]] for a tutorial-like page telling you how to work with the bot (e.g. when you want to invite new members).
  /w guild !command <parameter>
* open a chat tab("  /q guild  "), then type the command:
!command <parameter>
 
==Manaplus users==
Manaplus users  can use mana users commands too. Manaplus also emulates the original guild behaviour in TMW Athena (Actually removed by the TMWa developer). To enable this feature they have to check the options "''activate guild bot support''" in '''Setup''' window, '''MISC''' tab under ''bot support'' section. When belonging to guild,  this will allow a guild  chat tab (in chat window) and a guild tab ( In SOCial window) to open on  character login. The first will display guild chats, the second displays the members list and the online members.
 
It happens, since guild is installed on platinum that guild feature don't show up properly at login.  In this case type in chat the command:
/w guild !getonlineinfo 123 (123 can be replaced by any sequence of 3 digits)
 
==Commands==
The '''guild''' bot has the following commands:
 
{| class="wikitable"
|+guild bot commands
! align="left"| command
! Description
! Min. level
|-
|!help                                                              || Displays command help                                  ||0
|-
|!invite <Name>                                        || Invite the char named <Name> in your guild ||5
|-
|!leave                                                            || Makes you quit the guild chat                    ||0
|-
|!info                                                              || Displays guild information                           ||0
|-
|!showinfo                                                    || '''guild''' will display connection  <br>messages and other information ||0
|-
|!hideinfo                                                      || hide guild information messages              ||0
|-
|!setmotd <message>                            || Set message of the day                                ||5
|-
|!removemotd                                            || Remove message of the day                      ||5
|-
|!disband                                                      || Disbands your guild                                        ||10
|-
|!setaccess <access level> <Name> ||gives <access level> to <Name>,  <br> <access level> must be lower than yours. ||10
|}
 
access level:
* >=  1  - member can use chat.
* >=  5  - member can invite and change guild login message (!setmodt).
* >= 10  - '''Leader''' can kick a member from the guild chat, promote another guild member(up to your level), and disband the guild.
*  = 20  - '''Admin''' can create a new guild, remove any guild, or change guilds and make a global announcement to all guild chats.
 
(thx to Frost, who looked in the Code for the Access Infos)

Latest revision as of 23:11, 3 August 2015

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Guild describes a player group that currently works through a bot. For further information please visit the appropriate wiki page:

  • Player Groups for a description and overview of some Guilds.
  • Guild (Bot) for a tutorial-like page telling you how to work with the bot (e.g. when you want to invite new members).