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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Users can switch between channels depending on their | Users can switch between channels depending on their [[Ranks|rank]] and the type of message they wish to send. The primary channels are: | ||
* '''Global''': The default channel for all users, used for general Minecraft messages visible to everyone. | * '''Global''': The default channel for all users, used for general Minecraft messages visible to everyone. | ||
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=== Commands === | === Commands === | ||
To enter a specific channel, use <code>/channel <name></code> or the alias <code>/ch <name></code>. Replace <code><name></code> with the channel name. | To enter a specific channel, use <code>/channel <name></code> or the alias <code>/ch <name></code>. Replace <code><name></code> with the channel name. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:09, 8 September 2024
Chat channels are used to organize communication by grouping messages based on their purpose and recipients within the Minecraft server. Each channel serves a specific role, ensuring messages are directed to the appropriate users.
Overview[edit | edit source]
Users can switch between channels depending on their rank and the type of message they wish to send. The primary channels are:
- Global: The default channel for all users, used for general Minecraft messages visible to everyone.
- Staff: For communication among staff members, suitable for internal discussions and coordination.
- Admin: Reserved for administrative use, allowing admins to handle high-level discussions and decisions.
- Special: Used for specific or temporary needs, such as events or special projects.
Commands[edit | edit source]
To enter a specific channel, use /channel <name> or the alias /ch <name>. Replace <name> with the channel name.