Jcrew
From YPPedia
| Chat commands |
| /clear |
| /crew |
| /emote (/me) |
| /fbroadcast |
| /fofficer |
| /game |
| /global |
| /global-off |
| /global-on |
| /house |
| /jcrew |
| /officer |
| /royalty |
| /shout |
| /speak (/say) |
| /tell (/msg) |
| /think (/ponder) |
| /tmute |
| /trade |
| /vessel |
The /jcrew command shares a message with the crew and jobbing pirates that a pirate is jobbing with. It can be thought of as a temporary channel allowing access to another crew's chat channel.
Usage
The Jcrew command has the following syntax:
- /jcrew <message> (/jcr)
The Jcrew command can be combined with the three modifier commands - /think, /shout, and /emote:
- /jcrew /think <message>
- /jcrew /shout <message>
- /jcrew /emote <message>
Note that pirates can not use /shout from certain locations. See shout for details.
Appearance in-game
An example of the Jcrew command.
Messages sent via Jcrew chat take the following forms:
- Piratename says, "Message"
- Piratename thinks, "Message" (When combined with /think)
- Piratename shouts, "Message" (When combined with /shout)
- Piratename Message (When combined with /emote)
All Jcrew messages are shown in the chat window, with borders that are shaped like the edges of scrolls on either side of the message. Jcrew uses the following colors:
| Color | RGB (hex) | Component |
|---|---|---|
| #E7DCE8 | Text background | |
| #BF7ABF | Border |
Who can use this command
- Anyone who is jobbing for a crew may use this command.
- If a pirate has been blackspotted, then that pirate can not use the Jcrew command for a short time.
Who can hear messages sent with this command
- If a jobbing pirate sends a message using Jcrew, all permanent members and jobbing pirates in that crew can hear the message.
- If one pirate has muted another, that first pirate will be unable to hear the muted pirate regardless of what channel the muted pirate talks in.
