To shout or highlight a player, type the at symbol "@" followed by their username. This is not case sensitive. A full stop ".", a comma "," or a space " " are the only characters you can place directly after the username, or else the game won't recognize it. highlighted players will be displayed as yellow text and you are able to click on that players name to go straight to their stats page.

For those who would like to shout out me (the admin) you can also type "@admin" instead.

Player codes can be used to display your real time stats in your ingame profiles (public, alliance, commander, buddy). Player codes must start with an @ symbol and is not case sensitve.

WARNING: These codes display your realtime stats for aslong as they are included in any of your profiles.

To place a link, like "www.google.com", paste or type the full URL with the "http://" or "https://" included.

To place a custom link thats says "Google Search" but directs to "www.google.com", paste or type the full link with the "http://" or "https://" included, then at the end place 2 double colons "::" followed by what you want the link to say, but all spaces must be replaced with an underscore "_".
The game knows when to end the custom link's name when it comes across a full stop ".", a comma "," or a space " ", if you place any other character after your name it will be included in the name.

Each type of style has its own character code that tells the game to style text. To style text place its character code at the beginning and end of the text that is to be styled.

You can add multiple styles, place all the characters at the begenning of the text, then in reverse order at the end of the text.

Study the format shown above, so "!!" is the code that tells the game that you want to style text. "color" is the color you want the text to be, this can be a valid color name or a hex color. "[" and "]" tells the game that any text that is located inbetween these 2 characters is the text to be colored. "!!color[" and "]" is the code to color text which can not contain any spaces or the game won't recognise it, but you can have spaces inbetween the "[" and "]" and it doesnt matter what characters you have before or after the code. Here are some links which you can get a variaty of valid colors Color Names and Hex Colors.

Study the format shown above, so "!!" is the code that tells the game that you want to style text. ":size" is the size you want the text to be, this only accepts values between 1 and 7. "[" and "]" tells the game that any text that is located inbetween these 2 characters is the text to be sized. "!!:size[" and "]" is the code to size text which can not contain any spaces or the game won't recognise it, but you can have spaces inbetween the "[" and "]" and it doesnt matter what characters you have before or after the code.

Study the format shown above, so "!!" is the code that tells the game that you want to style text. "color" is the color you want the text to be. ":size" is the size you want the text to be. "[" and "]" tells the game that any text that is located inbetween these 2 characters is the text to be colored and sized.

When having multiple colors or sizes within a group of text, you can not place a style within a style, you must place each style after each other. The first 2 examples below work because all the color codes are seperate, where as the third example doesn't work because there is a color code within a color code.

To display an image place an explanation mark "!" followed by the image's URL, the image may be shrunk so it doesn't take up too much room, but by clicking on the image it will open it up in a new tab and will be displayed full size.

Go to your Command Center and at the bottom of the page, right hand side you will see the "Account Options" table, 2nd from the bottom select an option from the "Colour Scheme" dropdown box, then click "Update Preferences" to select that colour scheme, you can choose between all 6 race colour schemes or set the colour scheme by your race.

You can now create your own custom colour scheme, by selecting "Custom Theme" from the "Colour Scheme" dropdown box under "Account Options" on the Command Center, after you click "Update Preferences", scroll down to the very bottom of the command center and under the "Account Options" table there will a new info box and a "Custom Theme" table below. In the "Custom Theme" table it list a few colours which make up your overall colour scheme, you can change these colours by clicking on the coloured boxes (which displays the colours hex value). First read all the text in the info box and read all the tooltips (?) which very basically describes where the colour is used. After changing a few colours click "Update Theme" and see how your theme looks. In the first row "Pre-Set Colours" you can choose different pre-set colour schemes to base your own custom theme off.

The interface for making a custom theme is by far perfect and may be confusing for some, but its good enough to play around with and see if you can come up with something that you like, you can also message me if you have any trouble making your own custom theme.

The table header backgrounds with a texture, are made from scratch for each specific race, but for the custom theme it is impossible to change the colour of these images to match the colour you select, instead it is a bloack and white image which your chosen colour is applied as an overlay, this is why when you load a Race Colour preset, it doesnt look like the actual race colours. If you don't understand this sentence then you can either ignore it or ask me to explain this a little better lol.