Open the guild view and press the "O" key to enter the guild interface. You must be a member of an established guild so that you can see a list of guilds with several settings.
Show Offline Members (check box)-This function is located in the upper right corner of the view. Click this button to display the list of guild members who are currently offline. You can use this function to easily find the members who are currently in the game. (Very common function)
List of Guild Members-The main window in the middle of the screen is lined with a list of guild members. You can sort these lists by name, by ranking, whether there are any text messages, and the last online time.
Name–The name of the player character.
The rank is the player's current position in the guild, which is designated by the guild administrator or elected by other guild members.
Short messages are set by players for the convenience of leaving messages for specific people.
The last online time obviously refers to the last online time of the player. This helps the guild administrator to check which guild members are active.
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You can arrange the member list in any of the above four ways. For example, click "Rank" to sort by rank.
If you select "Show Player Status", you can see the names, regions, grades, races and teams of these players.
Name–The name of the player character.
Location-The player's current location. This is useful information for you to judge their current situation or whether they can form a team.
Level-the level of this role that the player joins the guild (because one account can create multiple roles).
Race-the race of the guild members.
Team-whether they are in a team or not. If they don't, then it's very likely to start a team (if you need a partner, you can ask him). Click Show Player Status again to return to the previous view.
Member statistics
At the bottom of the guild member list, you will see the total number of guild members and the number of people currently online. If Show Offline Players is turned off, only the current online list will remain in the window.
control panel
The next time you visit the player list, you will find some other function buttons.
Invite Team-Select a player from the list and use this function to invite them to join your team.
Guild management-You can enter the guild management interface, modify the player's guild level (non-level) and authorize different levels. There will be detailed introduction materials in the future.
Add Member-Enter the player's name and invite him to join the guild. Once they accept your invitation, they will join the guild. If they don't accept it, you must invite it again next time.
At the bottom of the guild interface, you will see:
Promote-Select a player in the list to "promote" and improve his guild level. There will be a message telling the member that his level has changed. Please use this function with caution.
Demotion-the same promotion, but this time it is to lower the guild level.
Delete-removes the player from the guild. Because there is no reminder for you to reconfirm, please pay attention to avoid misunderstanding caused by misuse.
Guild announcement (horn icon)-Select the horn to view the guild message, and double-click the message text to edit it. However, your current guild level requires permission to modify guild information. This message will be displayed when any guild member goes online.
Member Message (icon)–Select a player and click "Public Message" to see if the player has any public messages. This kind of news can be browsed by any guild member. To edit these messages, you must have the appropriate permissions.
Guild Administrator's Message (icon)-Select a player from the list and use the message function of the guild administrator to update or modify any message sent by the administrator to the member. Of course, this also requires corresponding authorization. The administrator's message can easily convey the member information that you want other administrators or authorized members to pay attention to (a bit like personal evaluation). For example, a member is always in trouble or warned. You can type "This guy has been acting a little weird recently. Optimistic. " Other administrators can see this message and always pay attention to this person's actions. Note that you allow members at these levels to view the administrator's mail. And make sure you are on the administrator message board, not the public message board. To edit the message board, click the text.
Guild control column
Use this function to edit the guild level and set the corresponding level permissions.
Select Guild Level to modify the default level. You can customize the grade, use the default grade and rename the grade name.
Add Grade–Select the+icon and enter the name of the grade you want to add. It will be added to the bottom of the list. Select the guild level drop-down menu to authorize this level. You can create at most 10 levels.
Rename Grade–Select the grade you want to modify, and then select Modify from the drop-down menu. Enter the name of the grade you want in the Grade Label box and confirm.
Guild level authorization
Below the guild label is the authorization bar. You can decide the permission level by choosing whether to turn on certain functions.
View the guild chat channel–allows members to view the information of the guild chat channel. You can modify the setting to prevent members of a specific level from viewing it.
Guild Chat Channel Input–Allows this member to enter information in the guild channel.
Administrator Chat Channel View-Allows members of this guild to view special administrator channels.
Admin Chat Channel Input–Allow this member to input information to the admin Chat Channel.
Promotion-This member can be promoted to other members of the guild.
Demote-This member can demote the guild level of other members.
Invite players to join-This member can invite other players to join the guild.
Expel players-this member can expel other members from the guild.
Set Announcements–This member can modify guild announcements.
Modify public * * * messages-This member can edit public * * * messages. If you cancel this right of a member, he cannot edit public messages.
Browse the messages of the administrator-this member can browse the special messages (such as personal comments) given to each player by the administrator or other authorized members.
Edit Administrator Message–Allows this member to modify the hidden administrator message of each guild member.