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| - You can access the Friends List via the Real ID button (File:Socials btn no friends.png) above the left side of your chat window (default key shortcut of O). The Friends List pane also has three sub panes accessible from tabs at the top of the pane:
* Friends (the default)
* Ignore
* Pending The other panes accessible from the Friends List window:
* Upper subtabs
* Ignore
* Pending
* Who
* Chat
* Raid
- To add friends, a player must click the minifigure head with a + next to it and enter in the player they wish to befriend's username. If the player accepts the request, a notification will show up on both friend's screen saying they are now friends.
- You can access the Friends List from the Social button (looks like a speech bubble with an exclamation point !; default key shortcut of O) in the middle section of the command bar. The Friends List pane also has two sub panes accessible from tabs at the top of the pane:
* Friends (the default)
* Ignore The other panes accessible from the Friends List window:
* Ignore List from upper tab
* Who
* Guild
* Chat
* Raid
- The Friends List is a social aspect of LEGO Universe. The friends list is a green box activated by the "Social" button near the top left corner of the screen. Friending other players will give the player access to their location, if they are currently online, and a private chat feature allowing a single line of communication between the two players. The player can also have direct access to block, report and invite the player to a team, regardless of their location.
- If a friend is on the same server as you, and is online, you can locate their position by clicking the question mark button on their player card.
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| - The Friends List can be used to send private messages to other players, including moderators, and to see which worlds they are currently on. Ignore List can also be reached from this tab. If a player's private chat is set to off, then they will always appear as offline and it will not be possible to send them a private message. If their private chat is set to friends, then only people on player's Friends List will be able to send them private messages. If attempting to send a message while the recipient logs out, it will say this player has left the server. To add a player to the Friends List, click the yellow Add friend button in the Friends List interface, type the player's name, and press enter, or simply right-click their name in the chat box and select Add friend. To delete a player from the Friends List, either right-click their name on the Friends List and click Delete, or click the red Remove friend button, type their name and press enter. The friends list can hold up to 200 names for free players and 400 for member players. The capacity for members was updated from 200 on 17 September 2013. Before an update on 25 May 2010, free players could only have 100 friends. If a player meets one of their friends in-game, the friend's character will be represented by a green dot on the minimap in the upper right corner of the screen, instead of a white dot like most other players. After an update on 12 November 2009, the divider between the usernames and the status on the Friends List is movable. This is so players can view the full usernames of friends with long names. If the divider is too far to the left, it will show somewhat like this "CutOffName..." Along with the Player-owned ports update on 11 December 2012, a third icon was added beside the 'Remove friend' and labelled "Recruit a friend". Upon clicking you will be directed to a new tab or page offering the updated Refer a Friend Programme. Also, two new right-click options when right-clicking on a friend were added; the first is 'Trail', this shows a path on the ground to your friends' location in the world if they're in the same world. The second option being 'Join' and when selected it instantly switches your world to the one your friend is on, or, if currently on the same world, teleports you to the nearest activated lodestone if you friend is close enough to one and activates a trail. Note: If your friend is closest to the Wilderness Volcano lodestone, you will be given a warning and asked if you really wish to teleport there. Players should be warned that one can lag and temporarily mess up their FPS and possibly crash their game if they continuously use "Join" and/or "Trail". This can be prevented if the person gives it a break. If the person gets a game crash, the loading bar at the top of the screen will disappear but will still load. When the person logs into a world, the temporary lag will subside like it never happened before. (These are not official and should be checked by other players. It is highly advised to test this with the Shadow option on "None", and Textures on "off".)
- The friends list allows you to keep track of people you have added to that list. It is is a convenient way of keeping track of certain players you meet frequently. Adding a person to your friends list will tell you when your friends are online/offline and allows you to private chat with them. It is possible to add friends from a connected Facebook account to your Sherwood friends list and vice versa. To private chat with a friend use the /f command (example: /f hello). This slash command allows you to chat with them even if they are in a different chatroom than the one you are currently in. Text that is created by using the /f command will appear in blue instead of the normal white.
* Note that messages sent via the /f command are sent to everyone on your friend list. Sherwood Dungeon does not have a mechanism for chatting privately with individual players.
- You can access the Friends List via the Real ID button (File:Socials btn no friends.png) above the left side of your chat window (default key shortcut of O). The Friends List pane also has three sub panes accessible from tabs at the top of the pane:
* Friends (the default)
* Ignore
* Pending The other panes accessible from the Friends List window:
* Upper subtabs
* Ignore
* Pending
* Who
* Chat
* Raid
- The Friends List can be used to send private messages to other players, including moderators, and to see which worlds they are currently on. Ignore List can also be reached from this tab. If a player's private chat is set to off, then they will always appear as offline and it will not be possible to send them a private message. If their private chat is set to friends, then only people on player's Friends List will be able to send them private messages. If attempting to send a message while the recipient logs out, it will say this player has left the server. To add a player to the Friends List, click the yellow Add friend button in the Friends List interface, type the player's name, and press enter, or simply right-click their name in the chat box and select Add friend. To delete a player from the Friends List, either right-click their name on the Friends List and click Delete, or click the red Remove friend button, type their name and press enter. The friends list can hold up to 200 names for free players and 400 for member players. The third icon beside the Remove friend is labelled "Recruit a friend". Upon clicking you will be directed to a new tab or page offering the Refer a Friend Programme. If a player meets one of their friends in game, the friend's character will be represented by a green dot on the minimap, instead of a white dot like most other players. The divider between the usernames and the status on the Friends List is movable. This is so players can view the full usernames of friends with long names.
- To add friends, a player must click the minifigure head with a + next to it and enter in the player they wish to befriend's username. If the player accepts the request, a notification will show up on both friend's screen saying they are now friends.
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