Self Tell - Revision history

Miltonyorkcastle at 16:34, 9 April 2024

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	The self tell is very similar to the tell, but is only visible to the player sending it. Self tells are created by ~~using~~ the command <code>=c</code> ~~at the beginning of the text, followed by a space and then the command or check one wishes to use~~. Their usefulness is due to their ability to allow players to [[roll dice]] and use commands without cluttering up the chat window in game, which helps to preserve immersion.		The self tell is very similar to the tell, but is only visible to the player sending it. Self tells are created by typing a semicolon into the chat bar followed by the command one wishes to use, I.E. <code>;save</code>. Their usefulness is due to their ability to allow players to [[roll dice]] and use commands without cluttering up the chat window in game, which helps to preserve immersion.

	~~Self tells can also be used in conjunction with~~ [[language ears]] ~~to speak in racial or special [[languages]] by using~~ the <code>=l</code> command. For more information see the in game help section by typing <code>=c help</code>		A few special systems such as [[language ears]] use other self tell commands, I.E. the <code>=l</code> command. The command <code>=c</code> works like the semicolon for most systems, but a few systems require using <code>=c</code> instead of the semicolon.

			For more information see the in game help section by typing <code>;help</code>.

	[[Category:Layonara On NWN]][[Category:Game Systems]][[Category:Roleplay And Realism]][[Category:Character Systems]]		[[Category:Layonara On NWN]][[Category:Game Systems]][[Category:Roleplay And Realism]][[Category:Character Systems]]

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2019-06-02T17:59:55Z

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	The self tell is very similar to the tell, but is only visible to the player sending it. Self tells are created by using the command ~~"~~=c~~"~~ at the beginning of the text, followed by a space and then the command or check one wishes to use. Their usefulness is due to their ability to allow players to [[roll dice]] and use commands without cluttering up the chat window in game, which helps to preserve immersion. For example, instead of a player typing "<span style="color:orange;"><span class="NOMARKUP"><</span>save<span class="NOMARKUP">></span></span>" in talk, party or whisper mode they can use the self tell command (either through "<span style="color:orange;">=c</span><span style="color: orange; "> save</span>") to preserve their character before logging off.		The self tell is very similar to the tell, but is only visible to the player sending it. Self tells are created by using the command <code>=c</code> at the beginning of the text, followed by a space and then the command or check one wishes to use. Their usefulness is due to their ability to allow players to [[roll dice]] and use commands without cluttering up the chat window in game, which helps to preserve immersion.

	Self tells can also be used in conjunction with [[language ears]] to speak in racial or special [[languages]] by using the =l command		Self tells can also be used in conjunction with [[language ears]] to speak in racial or special [[languages]] by using the <code>=l</code> command. For more information see the in game help section by typing <code>=c help</code>

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	The self tell is very similar to the tell, but is only visible to the player sending it. Self tells are created by using the command "=c" at the beginning of the text, followed by a space and then the command or check one wishes to use. Their usefulness is due to their ability to allow players to [[~~lore/dice-rolling\|~~roll dice]] and use commands without cluttering up the chat window in game, which helps to preserve immersion. For example, instead of a player typing "<span style="color:orange;"><span class="NOMARKUP"><</span>save<span class="NOMARKUP">></span></span>" in talk, party or whisper mode they can use the self tell command (either through "<span style="color:orange;">=c</span><span style="color: orange; "> save</span>") to preserve their character before logging off.		The self tell is very similar to the tell, but is only visible to the player sending it. Self tells are created by using the command "=c" at the beginning of the text, followed by a space and then the command or check one wishes to use. Their usefulness is due to their ability to allow players to [[roll dice]] and use commands without cluttering up the chat window in game, which helps to preserve immersion. For example, instead of a player typing "<span style="color:orange;"><span class="NOMARKUP"><</span>save<span class="NOMARKUP">></span></span>" in talk, party or whisper mode they can use the self tell command (either through "<span style="color:orange;">=c</span><span style="color: orange; "> save</span>") to preserve their character before logging off.

	Self tells can also be used in conjunction with [[~~lore/language-ears\|~~language ears]] to speak in racial or special [[languages]] by using the =l command		Self tells can also be used in conjunction with [[language ears]] to speak in racial or special [[languages]] by using the =l command

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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">T</span>he~~ self tell is very similar to the tell, but is only visible to the player sending it. Self tells are created by using the command "=c" at the beginning of the text, followed by a space and then the command or check one wishes to use. Their usefulness is due to their ability to allow players to [[lore/dice-rolling\|roll dice]] and use commands without cluttering up the chat window in game, which helps to preserve immersion. For example, instead of a player typing "<span style="color:orange;"><span class="NOMARKUP"><</span>save<span class="NOMARKUP">></span></span>" in talk, party or whisper mode they can use the self tell command (either through "<span style="color:orange;">=c</span><span style="color: orange; "> save</span>") to preserve their character before logging off.		The self tell is very similar to the tell, but is only visible to the player sending it. Self tells are created by using the command "=c" at the beginning of the text, followed by a space and then the command or check one wishes to use. Their usefulness is due to their ability to allow players to [[lore/dice-rolling\|roll dice]] and use commands without cluttering up the chat window in game, which helps to preserve immersion. For example, instead of a player typing "<span style="color:orange;"><span class="NOMARKUP"><</span>save<span class="NOMARKUP">></span></span>" in talk, party or whisper mode they can use the self tell command (either through "<span style="color:orange;">=c</span><span style="color: orange; "> save</span>") to preserve their character before logging off.

	Self tells can also be used in conjunction with [[lore/language-ears\|language ears]] to speak in racial or special [[languages]] by using the =l command		Self tells can also be used in conjunction with [[lore/language-ears\|language ears]] to speak in racial or special [[languages]] by using the =l command

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	<span class="DROPCAP">T</span>he self tell is very similar to the tell, but is only visible to the player sending it. Self tells are created by using the command "=c" at the beginning of the text, followed by a space and then the command or check one wishes to use. Their usefulness is due to their ability to allow players to [[lore/dice-rolling\|roll dice]] and use commands without cluttering up the chat window in game, which helps to preserve immersion. For example, instead of a player typing "<span style="color:orange;"><span class="NOMARKUP"><</span>save<span class="NOMARKUP">></span></span>" in talk, party or whisper mode they can use the self tell command (either through "<span style="color:orange;">=c</span><span style="color: orange; "> save</span>") to preserve their character before logging off.		<span class="DROPCAP">T</span>he self tell is very similar to the tell, but is only visible to the player sending it. Self tells are created by using the command "=c" at the beginning of the text, followed by a space and then the command or check one wishes to use. Their usefulness is due to their ability to allow players to [[lore/dice-rolling\|roll dice]] and use commands without cluttering up the chat window in game, which helps to preserve immersion. For example, instead of a player typing "<span style="color:orange;"><span class="NOMARKUP"><</span>save<span class="NOMARKUP">></span></span>" in talk, party or whisper mode they can use the self tell command (either through "<span style="color:orange;">=c</span><span style="color: orange; "> save</span>") to preserve their character before logging off.

	Self tells can also be used in conjunction with [[lore/language-ears\|language ears]] to speak in racial or special languages by using the =l command		Self tells can also be used in conjunction with [[lore/language-ears\|language ears]] to speak in racial or special [[languages]] by using the =l command

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The self tell is very similar to the tell, but is only visible to the player sending it. Self tells are created by using the command "=c" at the beginning of the text, followed by a space and then the command or check one wishes to use. Their usefulness is due to their ability to allow players to [[lore/dice-rolling|roll dice]] and use commands without cluttering up the chat window in game, which helps to preserve immersion. For example, instead of a player typing "<save>" in talk, party or whisper mode they can use the self tell command (either through "=c save") to preserve their character before logging off.

Self tells can also be used in conjunction with [[lore/language-ears|language ears]] to speak in racial or special languages by using the =l command