Party Tab

[Shiru]

Party Tab

• Party Settings
• Party Buffing Player List
• Party Buffing Setup

Note:
When specifying a name for a player to be invited into your party or to be buffed you can use wildcards.
"*" will match an unspecified number of any characters.
"?" will match one single character.

Example:

• The name

  *_Cool

  will match all characters whose name ends with "_Cool"
  

  Mr_Cool
  Madame_Cool
  x_Cool
  _Cool
  ...

• The name

  Mr_?

  will match alle characters whose name starts with "Mr_" and exactly one letter following
  

  Mr_X
  Mr_1
  Mr_A
  ...

• The name

  ?_Cool_*

  will match all characters whose name starts with a random letter, then following "_Cool_" and then any number of random letters in the end.
  

  A_Cool_Man
  1_Cool_
  2_Cool_asdfasfdsafdasdfsadf

[samsung]

Party Settings

• Selecting the type of party through the drop down box.
  : FFA / FFA = Exp Distribution / Item Distribution
  : Share / FFA = Exp Share / Item Distribution
  : FFA / Share = Exp Distribution / Item Share
  : Share / Share = Exp Share / Item Share
• Accept PT= Auto accepts party invites from other users.
• Invite PT= Auto invites the players around you to the party.
• Defend Party Member: Attacks any mob that attacks a member in your party. (This allows you to lure the mob towards you the defender in order to protect lower levels.)
• Accept only at trainplace helps you to make sure that after a disconnect there won't build up two seperate parties.
  When using this option, mBot will only accept a party invite if all other conditions ("only from list", "pt type", ...) that you selected are met AND your character is inside

  "Range (Training)" + 10

  You can also use "Leave PT if leader is not ..." to be even more safe.
• Leave the party if "xxxxx" isn't the party leader.

[samsung]

Party Buffing Player List

• Allows you to add certain players that are in the party to the buff list, and cast buffs on them, or resurrect.
• Also, allows you to control the party while in hidden/(Rsro)clientless mode. (New feature to Kick certain players.)

[samsung]

Player Buffing Setup


Use Player Buffing

• This feature enables Player Buffing
• You can buff any player even if he is not in your party

Chars to buff list

• This box selects a specific users to buff. You have to type the "Users Name" in the drop down box and press the Plus sign(+) to add them to the buff list. To remove a user from the list click the users name and press the Minus sign(-)

Buff for Characters

• This feature auto invites only specific users you wish to either: Invite, or Join a party with. To use this function in the bot you have to type the "Users Name" in the drop down box and press the Plus sign(+). To remove a user from the list click the users name and press the Minus sign(-)

My Skills list

• This box selects which buffs to cast on the characters in your party. To use the buffs you must press the "Refresh Skills list" in the "My skills" box. Then you will need to select each character inside your "Chars to buff" list and add the skills you desire to each character individually.

[DoaD]

Chat commands

What is this?
Chat commands can be used to comfortably control other chars in the party.
By using chat commands you can control other chars while you only need to have one SRO_Client opened.

Who can use the commands?
You can send chat commands with any character you like to.
However the receiver of a command will make sure that the sending character is authorized to execute the command.

The receiver will accept a chat command only if:

• "Allow chat commands" is active in "Party" tab
• The sender of the command is in the list of players who shall be invited to your party ("Party" > "Party")

How can I use this?
To use a command an authorized character can send any kind of chat (General, PM, Party, Guild, Union, Global, Academy, ...) to the character that shall execute the command.
You have to prefix every command with "cmd" in order for the bot to recognize it (and to avoid accidentially triggering commands with normal chatter).
Pick a command you want to execute (e.g. "scroll") and send it to whoever shall execute the command (e.g. party-chat) which would yield

#cmd scroll

What commands are available?
If a part of the command is enclosed by "[" and "]" this means that it is not necessary to provide this argument.
If such an argument is ommited its data will be taken from the sender of the command.

Currently the following chat commands are available:

• scroll
  The char will attempt to use a return scroll
• trace [<name>]
  The receiving char will trace the char <Name>.
  If <Name> is not supplied then the sending char will be traced.
• sit
  The char will sit down / stand up
• leave
  The char will leave its current party
• move [<x> <y>]
  (build 1384+)
  Will move to the position of the sender of the command.
  If <X> and <Y> are given, will move to this position instead.
• join <x>
  (build 1384+)
  Attempt to join party number <X> from party matching.
• invite [<name>]
  (build 1384+)
  Invite player <Name> into party.
  If <Name> is not given, will invite the sender of the command.

Examples:

cmd trace
cmd sit
cmd scroll
cmd leave
cmd trace MrCool
cmd move
cmd move 75 20
cmd invite
cmd invite MrsCool
cmd join 123