Parties

Clients are able to form parties with each other by using the /add command. When in a party, the party object can be referenced by using PARTY.KEY from the client object. The following tables detail the various properties of parties in SphereServer:

References

References return pointers to other objects (e.g. the CHAR.n reference allows you to access the characters that are attached to the account). These can either be accessed by using <REFNAME> to return the UID (1 for object types that don't have UIDs) of the object or 0 if it doesn't exist, or by using <REFNAME.KEY> where KEY is a valid property/function/reference for the REFNAME object. Click on the name for more detailed information such as usage and examples.

Name	Read/Write	Description
MASTER	R	Gets the party master, the character who originally formed the party.
MEMBER.n	R	Gets the nth party member. (zero-based)

Properties and Functions

Here is a list of all party properties and functions. If a function is marked as readable then it can return a value when used as <KEY>. Click on the name for more detailed information such as usage and examples.

Name	Read/Write	Description
ISSAMEPARTYOF character_uid	R	Returns 1 if a specified character is a member of this party.
MEMBERS	R	Gets the total number of characters in the party.
SPEECHFILTER	RW	Gets or sets a function that will be called every time a party member speaks to the party.
TAG	RW	Gets or sets the value of a TAG.
TAGAT.index	R	Gets a TAG at the given zero-based index.
TAGAT.index.KEY	R	Gets the name of the TAG at the given zero-based index.
TAGAT.index.VAL	R	Gets the value of the TAG at the given zero-based index.
TAGCOUNT	R	Gets the number of TAGs stored on the party.