Have you lot ever wanted to create your own conversation aqueduct in game? One that just y'all and your friends tin can chat in, so yous tin can filter out all the other discussions going on in level, course, or lodge chat? Or perchance you thought it would exist handy if anybody who loved Boomba'south goods had a special place to talk about the delicious, tangy pickles he peddles! No matter the reason or subject area matter, it's easy to brand custom chat channels, and this lilliputian guide volition show you how.

Creating a Custom Chat Channel

There are two ways to create a custom chat aqueduct.

One is through the Chat Options window. To open your Chat Options window, right-click in the conversation window where you want this channel chat to announced. Click Chat Options from the bill of fare, and within that new window you'll come across a section called Custom Channels. Enter the proper name of the channel you want to create, and a password if desired, then click Join / Create. Your new channel will appear in the list below. The checkmark by the listed channel name ways you lot volition see this chat in the window you correct-clicked on.

You tin also manually create a new aqueduct. Type /join aqueduct password in your conversation window, where aqueduct is the name you wish to call the channel and password is the password you want to prepare for the channel, if y'all desire a password. For case, /join BoombaFans pickles volition create a chat aqueduct called "BoombaFans" with "pickles" for the password. Typing /join BoombaFans volition create a channel called BoombaFans with no password.

To have friends join your channel, merely send them the aqueduct name and password, if yous prepare a countersign.

Chatting in Custom Chat Channels

Each chat channel you join or create will exist assigned a chat number in parenthesis. You can meet a listing of the channels y'all are currently a member of by typing /channellist.

To speak in a particular channel, type /# <bulletin text>.

For example, if your list shows "BoombaFans (3)", you would talk in that channel by typing:

/3 Hey, pickle fans!

This would show in your chat window equally:

You say to BoombaFans (3), "Hey, pickle fans!"

Chat Channel Commands

  • /# <bulletin text> - speak in the channel number specified
  • /join channelname - enter a channel (or create if doesn't exist)
  • /leavechannel <#> - leave a aqueduct
  • /leaveall - exit all channels you lot are currently in
  • /channellist - lists all channels currently in
  • /whochannel <#> - lists all users in specified channel

Cross-Server and Cross-Game Chat Channels

  • To bring together a conversation aqueduct on a dissimilar EQII server, blazon/join servername.channelname
  • To join a chat channel in SWG, blazon /join swg.servername.channelname
  • To join a conversation channel in EQ, blazon/join eq.servername.channelname
  • To join a chat channel in Matrix, type /join mxo.servername.channelname
  • To join a conversation channel in Planetside, blazon /bring together ps.servername.channelname
  • To join a chat channel in Vanguard, blazon /join vgd.servername.channelname

Guild Officer Chat Channels

Guild officers have a congenital-in conversation aqueduct at their disposal. The command /officersay <text> will ship that text to the officer chat channel for your guild if you have permission. The social club permissions system can dictate which ranks tin can see officer chat, and which ranks can speak in officer chat.

These are just some of the commands that can be employ with chat channels. If yous're looking for more than ways to personalize your in-game chatting, check out the additional FAQs on our Knowledge Base.