Music Fundementals (Game Mechanics)

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Description Template (Game Messages) Related Tags 0% This document has not been started. Mechanics This document is about game mechanics. Completion Guide - 0% - No substantive information available on game feature 25% - page has been started but not completed 50% - page is as complete as possible with the currently available information but probably needs more research done on the subject matter 75% - page is probably complete but needs to be reviewed for accuracy of the page content and to make sure that no information is missing about the game feature 100% - page has been reviewed and compared against enough sources to the extent that there is reasonable confidence that the game feature is completely documented. System Messages SUI Prompts Radial Menus Game Mechanics When you begin to play, your most basic command is /startmusic. This will bring up a popup window that gives you a list of the songs you currently know. You must have your instrument equipped before you may begin playing music. To start a song without the popup, type in /startmusic + the song name, for example: /startmusic starwars1 After you begin playing, you will be able to flourish your avatar, causing him or her to do various moves in the performance as well as changing the song's sound. There are eight possible flourishes per song. You may flourish by using the command /flourish and choosing a number of 1-8. (e.g. /flourish 5) To stop playing music the command is /stopmusic After a player stops performing, they have to wait 8 seconds before being able to begin performing again. /pausemusic pausemusic command will stop the sound of the player, but the player is able to still continue playing/gaining exp. If the player uses this while grouped it just means that their instrument is removed from the group track. If the entertainer is listened to indvidually, the patron hears nothing, but can still watch/be healed and such. The command is queued as if it were a flourish so it only executes when it comes up in the queue. When it is executed the silence will last for 10 seconds. Changing Songs: You can switch from one song to another using the "/changemusic [song name]" command (when playing alone). You can leave off the song name, and it will prompt you with a song list. Example : /changemusic starwars1 Music Playlist Queuing Queuing in entertainer differs from combat queuing in that there is a preset limit to the amount of total commands that will be stored to execute. For music, the server will store up to 5 flourishes for execution. Any more flourishes performed by the player will simply use action but not be added to the queue. For dancing, there is no possible queue. Dance flourishes are executed immediately. What this means however is that a dance flourish must fully execute and complete the duration before another flourish can be attempted. Once executed the performance will go back to the base dance unless the player immediately performs another flourish. Audience Commands All patrons who /listen and or /watch performers in the same group, will get their Battle Fatigue and mind wounds healed by the group collectively. I don't think it's split between only musicians and only dancers, it's the group as a whole. The rate of healing remains the same whether a player watches a dancer or listens to a musician player within the band. Listening and watching will work up to about 60 meters. After this the player will be forced to stop listening/watching. A player may use the radials for up to 32 meters. /listen /listen Start listening to your current target /listen playerName Start listening to the designated player /stoplisten /stoplisten Stop listening to an entertainer /watch /watch Start watching your current target /watch playerName Start watching the designated player /stopwatch /stopwatch Stop watching an entertainer Source References Source Source in Context