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Police/SWAT Sergeant and Membership Queries - VIVZZ - Jan 6, 2018
So if I am a Police or SWAT Sergeant how can I change the Job titles of the Police Officers/SWAT Units?
Is it possible to check how many days of Membership you have left? If so, how?
RE: Police/SWAT Sergeant and Membership Queries - Quest - Jan 6, 2018
When you join the game a message will show in the chat with how many days you have left.
/teamname all <name> and to do the id do #id
Hope this helped
RE: Police/SWAT Sergeant and Membership Queries - Dick - Jan 6, 2018
You can check your membership on https://ucp.limelightgaming.net/manage/character under the membership tab when you login via Steam.
RE: Police/SWAT Sergeant and Membership Queries - VIVZZ - Jan 6, 2018
(Jan 6, 2018, 08:01 PM)Quest Wrote: /teamname all <name> and to do the id do #id
What does /teamname and <name> represent?
RE: Police/SWAT Sergeant and Membership Queries - Quest - Jan 6, 2018
(Jan 6, 2018, 08:33 PM)V1VZZ Wrote:The player ID for this will be 1:(Jan 6, 2018, 08:01 PM)Quest Wrote: /teamname all <name> and to do the id do #id
What does /teamname and <name> represent?
For example /teamname all R:PD | Officer | Unit ##id
This would be displayed as
R:PD | Officer | Unit #1
RE: Police/SWAT Sergeant and Membership Queries - VIVZZ - Jan 6, 2018
(Jan 6, 2018, 08:37 PM)Quest Wrote:(Jan 6, 2018, 08:33 PM)V1VZZ Wrote:The player ID for this will be 1:(Jan 6, 2018, 08:01 PM)Quest Wrote: /teamname all <name> and to do the id do #id
What does /teamname and <name> represent?
For example /teamname all RD | Officer | Unit ##id
This would be displayed as
R
Slightly confused, Does this command rename one individual Police Officer or the whole force, because the command is /teamname all.
The part I really don't understand is the "Unit ##id"
RE: Police/SWAT Sergeant and Membership Queries - Jen - Jan 6, 2018
/teamname <all/ID/Steam Name> <Tag>
#id automatically sets their ID.
So if I am '45',
It would display '45' (It won't display the quotation marks)
##id just displays a # before the number
'#45'
Think of #id like %l, It is a shortcut and makes it easier for you to set people's job titles.
RE: Police/SWAT Sergeant and Membership Queries - Taylor - Jan 7, 2018
(Jan 6, 2018, 08:52 PM)V1VZZ Wrote:(Jan 6, 2018, 08:37 PM)Quest Wrote:(Jan 6, 2018, 08:33 PM)V1VZZ Wrote:The player ID for this will be 1:(Jan 6, 2018, 08:01 PM)Quest Wrote: /teamname all <name> and to do the id do #id
What does /teamname and <name> represent?
For example /teamname all R
This would be displayed as
R
Slightly confused, Does this command rename one individual Police Officer or the whole force, because the command is /teamname all.
The part I really don't understand is the "Unit ##id"
/teamname is the Command it does not represent anything
<name> it what you want the job title to be
And 'all' signifies you want to apply it to every police officer
RE: Police/SWAT Sergeant and Membership Queries - Cole - Jan 7, 2018
To change the job titles of everyone on the force, type this command:
/teamname all <job title> (example: /teamname all R:PD | S.W.A.T. Officer | Unit ##ID).
To change the job title of a certain member on the force, type this command:
/teamname <id/name> <job title> (example: /teamname cole R:PD | S.W.A.T. Lieutenant | Unit ##ID).
Here are the command parameters: /teamname <all/id/name> <job title>.
RE: Police/SWAT Sergeant and Membership Queries - VIVZZ - Jan 7, 2018
Thanks guys, understand now
RE: Police/SWAT Sergeant and Membership Queries - Dick - Jan 7, 2018
Question has been answered with confirmation of understanding.
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