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'''Note:''' This command displays the LFG status in the Utility chat channel, but it does not display the LFG status correctly. Only 2 options are displayed: seeking a team, or not seeking a team. However, the LFG status does display correctly in the {{slashcommand|search}} window (where it's the most important). | |||
===Example=== | ===Example=== | ||
/lfgset 1 | /lfgset 1 | ||
Revision as of 11:41, 24 June 2022
Slash Command
/lfgset number
Sets your "looking for group" status.
Number is a parameter that indicates which status you wish to set and may be one of the following values. Setting the status to other values is undefined and may cause unexpected results.
| 0 | Not looking |
|---|---|
| 1 | Looking for any |
| 2 | Looking for Patrol |
| 4 | Looking for Missions |
| 8 | Looking for Task Force |
| 16 | Looking for Trial |
| 32 | Looking for Arena |
| 128 | Do not accept invites |
Note: This command displays the LFG status in the Utility chat channel, but it does not display the LFG status correctly. Only 2 options are displayed: seeking a team, or not seeking a team. However, the LFG status does display correctly in the /search window (where it's the most important).
Example
/lfgset 1