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Yell Codes

In this guide, you will learn how to yell in color on the Yell channel as well as in Clan Chats. These codes do not work in public chat or private messages. Codes can also be used to underline, strikethrough, and add crown images.

NOTE: When you type the code <shad=number> or any other code, you won't see what you'll write until you finish writing the code with '>' symbol.

Color

This code will change the color of the text. The number entered here is a Hex Code representation of the color.

<col=number>

Transparent Text

This code will produce transparent text. Enter a number between 0 and 999,999,999. Entering 0 will produce completely transparent text. Increasing the number towards 255 will reduce the transparency of the text. Entering 255 will produce text that is 100% opaque. Numbers between 256 and 999,999,999 have a wide range of effects. Most will produce illegible rainbow colored text.

<trans=number>

Shadowing

This code shadows the color you're using for the text. If you use <shad=number> it will also change the color. The number entered here is a decimal representation of the color ranging from 0 to 16777216.

<shad>

or

<shad=number>

Some Common Colors

Combining codes

The shad code can be combined with either the color or the transparency codes. Simply type your desired codes back to back and then type your message.

Examples:

<shad><col=ff00ff>

<shad><trans=696969>

Underline text

This will result in Underlined Text

<u>Underlined Text</u>

Strike-through Text

This will result in Strike-through Text.

<str>Strike-through Text</str>

The color of the strike-through line can be changed by adding a decimal color code. For example, this code will produce text with a lime green line through it.

<str=65280>Strike-through Text</str>

Line Break

All of these modifications can be stopped at a given point in the message by using the line break command <br>.

<br>

Crown Images

The image command allows you to insert a crown from the cache into your message.

<img=#>