Chat, friends and the oracle
Press Enter to chat. Tabs separate global, the current room and whispers. Public lines briefly float over your character. The smiley offers 64 pixel emoji, also entered as :name:.
Talk, trade and ask
| Command | Action |
|---|---|
/w name message |
Private message |
/trade @name |
Trade with someone in the room |
/ask question |
Private answer from the world's oracle |
/help or chat's ? button |
Command list |
Click a name in chat to whisper, trade or add a friend. E beside a player is not the trade shortcut. The social panel, H, manages requests, online status and whispers. Messages allow 500 characters; the latest 150 whispers across your threads persist between sessions.
The console on / includes /position, /clear and /nerd on for position and performance information.
The oracle
The oracle reads this handbook alongside game constants, release notes and available market context. Ask where to find materials, how licences work, or what a recipe needs. Its current allowance is 20 questions per day, with 30 seconds between questions and 280 characters per question.
The book is not a live inventory or a view of where every player stands. Market quotes and release notes are distinct from the guide's fixed rules. Updated book pages refresh into its cache; an answer can lag a newly published guide.
Wave, Groove and sitting
Open the emote menu from the character's right-click menu or the touch equivalent. Wave unlocks at level 1; Groove at level 18. Both require a human body, unmounted and out of combat. Movement or another physical action interrupts them.
Near a chair or another sittable object, press E / Use to sit. Opening a menu does not stand you up. Sitting and body emotes are separate from stickers.
Hide companions in Settings hides everyone's companion visuals while following continues. It does not hide other player characters or remove your rendered mount.
Friends and groups
Nameplates show character names, level and statuses such as fighting and gathering; a zZz means away. Choose among nine free name colours in Soul (C); the developer gradient is reserved.
Guilds are open; parties you create yourself are not. Participants in a Knacker boss fight form a group automatically, with protection against damaging each other during the fight. The rules are on the boss pages.
Photos and stickers
Visit the town portrait studio at level 7 to claim the free Camera. Its viewfinder can shoot, retake and download portraits, with a sharing action. The camera cannot be sold or traded.
At level 20, the GOODIES counter grants the 35-sticker pack. Stickers appear over your head and in chat, with a brief cooldown. They are permanent account unlocks, not items you can sell or drop. Use the chat sticker button, Y, or desktop's eight-slot wheel on hold right-click. Release over a sticker to play it; use an empty slot to assign one.
Shared music and screens
Place a boombox and provide a supported YouTube link to play audio nearby, up to two boxes per room. It costs 1,000,000 GLOO at level 25, from a fixed house stock of 50. Mute an individual box locally or use the boombox volume slider.
The Projector is another level-25 placeable, costing 1,000,000 GLOO from a fixed stock of 28. It shows supported YouTube content on its screen. These are placeable utilities, not worn trinkets; see Tools.
Radio and announcements
El Glulito reads world news over the radio, at most once every two hours when activity warrants a bulletin. It draws on public activity, never whispers. The radio is voice-only and has its own switch and volume in Settings → Audio; switching it off stops a playing bulletin.
World announcements include rare finds, large wins, races, deaths from level 3, major market moves. Player names identify events. Ordinary world captions yield to active interfaces such as fishing rather than covering their controls.