Using the Party System

The party system allows you to create groups with your friends to easily join games together and communicate privately. The base command is /party, which can be shortened to /p.

Creating and Managing a Party

• /party create Creates a new party and makes you the owner. Requires VOTER rank.

• /party disband Disbands the party. Only the party owner can do this. All members will be notified.

• /party leave Leave your current party. If you are the owner, a new owner will be chosen automatically, or the party will be disbanded if you are the last one.

Inviting and Joining

• /party invite <player> Invites a player to your party. You must be a moderator or the owner to invite someone.

• /party join <player> Accepts an invitation to join another player's party. You can also click the link in chat.

• /party kick <player> Removes a player from the party. You must be a moderator or the owner.

Party Roles & Management

• /party promote <player> Promotes a member to moderator, allowing them to invite and kick other players. Only the owner can do this.

• /party transfer <player> Transfers ownership of the party to another member. You will be demoted to a regular member.

• /party list Shows a list of all members currently in your party, their roles, and the party size.

Party Features

• /party chat <message> or /pchat <message> Sends a message only to your party members. You can also type /p chat to toggle party chat on, so all your subsequent messages go to the party by default until you toggle it off.

• /party summon As the party owner, if you are in a map, this command will bring all your party members into the same map instance with you. Requires VOTER rank.

• /party open Toggles the party between open and invite-only. If open, anyone can join without an invite using /p join <owner_name>. Requires MAKER rank.

• /party private Toggles whether the games you join are private instances for your party only. This prevents other players from joining your game session. Requires MAKER rank.