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Tribes can be created by any member on Transformice for a 1-time payment of 500 cheese.
  
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A '''tribe''', also known as a '''clan''', is a group of mice with the ability to mass-chat to each other. You can play the game normally without creating or joining a tribe.
   
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Tribes cost 500 cheese to create. A mouse from the tribe with recruitment powers can then invite other mice. If a tribe recruiter invites you to join their tribe, a pop-up window will appear and you will be asked if you would like to join.
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==Rankings==
  
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The default tribe rankings are as follows (these may be changed to custom ranks later on):
  
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To access/create your tribe, click on the shield icon with cheese in it found at the bottom-left of the game (next to the [[friend]] list button).
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Currently, tribes have no other function but to show that a group of mice belong together and allow them to group chat with each other without being in the same room. The "/t" command allows you to chat within your tribe ({{Key|t}} will also allow tribe chat). Joining a tribe with many members usually results in having your chat box spammed with messages, however as of {{Version|0.114a}}, the command "/mt" moves the tribe chat into a new tab.
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Tribe members can see what room the other members are in, even if they are not registered on each other's friend lists. Tribe members can also receive "ranks" from the leader or co-leader of the tribe. These ranks gives the member abilities to change the tribe by: recruiting; changing tribe members' ranks; changing the abilities attributed to each rank; and changing the welcome message.
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The creator of a tribe is able to design and function the tribe. They can modify the members' rights (giving permissions to the tribe ranks (e.g. "Cooker - exclude members, invite members") and validate the greeting message. This is the message that is shown in green letters every time you login to ''Transformice''.
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==Chat commands==
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{{Main|Chat commands#Tribe commands}}Various features of the tribe are only available by utilizing tribe-specific chat commands, such as inviting players, playing videos, playing [[module]]s, etc.
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==Creating a tribe==
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Tribes can be created by any member on ''Transformice'' for a payment of 500 cheese. Two tribes cannot have the same name; e.g. if someone makes a tribe called "MyTribeName", no one else will be able to create a tribe called "MyTribeName". You cannot change your tribe's name after creation<ref>http://atelier801.com/topic?f=6&t=773432</ref> and you are able to quit a tribe by opening up the tribe screen, clicking [[File:Options-tribu.png]] Options, then "Leave the tribe".
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To create a tribe you must click on the tribe icon while you are not in a tribe.
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==Joining a tribe==
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You can find a tribe to join either on the [http://atelier801.com/section?f=5&s=63 forum], or you can ask someone if they would invite you into the tribe. Once invited, you will see a popup message asking you to join a tribe. You can accept, decline or ignore all further invitations from the tribe which invited you.
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Some players search for new players and invite them into their tribe, in order to make it bigger. It is advised to join tribes who actually contact you beforehand and actually ask you if you want to join them, before sending you invitations.
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It should be noted a tribe may have a maximum of 2,000 tribe members, active or not. The only exception are some tribes that had between 2,000 and 5,000 member before the November 2013 [[community platform]] update, who retained their members, but cannot add new ones.<ref>http://www.transformice.com/community-platform-update/index.php</ref>
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==Leaving a tribe==
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To leave a tribe, members can go to the tribe screen, click [[File:Options-tribu.png]] Options, then "Leave the tribe". Also, some tribes will either drop you a rank or kick you out if you ask for a higher rank.
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If you're the leader of the tribe, you first need to assign someone else the leader (by clicking their name and changing their rank) or dissolve the tribe.
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==Default tribe ranks==
 
*Stooge
  
*Stooge
 
*Cooker
  
*Cooker
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*Initiated
  
*Initiated
 
*Shaman Apprentice
  
*Shaman Apprentice
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*Tribe Shaman
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*Tribe's Shaman
 
*Spiritual Chief
  
*Spiritual Chief
   
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After the release of the community platform, custom ranks could be made by mice with permissions to edit rights.
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These rankings can do different things, E.G: Some can recruit/some can change the tribe house. Each rank can affect those below it, but may not change their own, or those above.
  
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The spiritual chief, has the highest rank and is usually the founder of the tribe. He/she is the leader, and the leader has all the rights in the tribe. A stooge, which is the lowest rank in a tribe, cannot do anything.
  
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==Rights==
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Each ranking has a specific amount of rights, although ranking can only affect other ranks below their rank (e.g. can't kick out a member that has a higher rank than you). The list of rights follow:
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*Leader - basically the Spiritual Chief
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*Can change the greeting message
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*Can edit ranks
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*Can change the members' ranks
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*Can invite new members
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*Can exclude members
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*Can play music
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*Can change the Tribe House map
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*Can load a map (/np @code)
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*Can manage the Forum
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The spiritual chief, has the highest rank and is usually the founder of the tribe. They are the leader, and the leader has all the rights in the tribe. A stooge, which is the lowest rank in a tribe, cannot do anything and its rights cannot be changed.
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==Tribe house==
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[[File:Tribe house menu.png|thumb|The tribe house as it looks like in the menu]]
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[[File:Tribe house map.png|thumb|left|100px|A tribe house map is identified by this icon]]
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[[File:tribehousemap.png|thumb|The [[Map @0|official tribehouse map]] created by [[Tigrounette]]]]
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The '''tribe house''' is a room that serves as a house for tribe members. Tribe members can access only their respective tribe house through the tribe menu.
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Tribe houses offer additional features such as playing music or specific maps. New tribe permissions can be set up for tribe members to use these features.
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Like [[room 801]], tribe houses continuously play a designated map from the [[P22]] map category. [[Map 801]] can be defined as a tribe house map using the code @801.
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===Customization===
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[[File:Triberoom.png|thumb|An example of a tribe house map with a colorful background]]
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The default tribe house map can be customized with the [[map editor]]. New interactive furniture items have been added and can be used for tribe houses and regular maps as well.
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In order to use a map as a tribe house, the map has to be exported as a tribe house. Exporting as a tribe house costs 20 cheese (no cost to edit) and doesn't require validation. Once the map is exported, it can be set as the tribe house from the tribe menu by using the map code.
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===Music===
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With tribe rank permissions, music can played using the command "/musique <code>[link]</code>". Music can also be played by clicking a radio.
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A direct MP3 link is required in order to play music (e.g. https://www.example.com/song.mp3). A common method to play your own music is [https://www.dropbox.com Dropbox].
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===Playing specific maps===
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Members can decide to play any map for a round in the tribe house. To play a specific map, use the command "/np <code>[@code]</code>". Mouse stats such as the number of rounds, firsts, cheese gathered and shaman saves won't count in a tribe house. The ability to use the "/np" command is only granted to those who are allowed to based on their tribe rank.
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===Furniture mechanics===
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If the tribe house has an chair or a couch, tribe members can click on it to sit. Mice will sit anywhere on the map, they don't have to touch or be near the objects.
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If the tribe house has a bed, tribe members can jump on it like a [[trampoline]], though it is less bouncy than a normal trampoline.
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===Lua===
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{{Main|Lua}}In the tribehouse you can use [[Lua]] for playing [[module]]s or other scripts.
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==History==
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*Tribes were added to ''[[Transformice]]'' on 17 October 2010 ({{Version|0.108}}).
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*The Tribe House was added on 23 September 2011 ({{Version|1.7}}).
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*[[Chat commands]] /npp, /ch, /sy and /neige were added on 17 February 2012 ({{Version|1.28}}). They were bugged and were fixed on 21 February ({{Version|1.28b}}), except /ch which was fixed on 28 February ({{Version|1.28c}}).
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*Playing YouTube videos was added on 23 April 2012 ({{Version|1.38}}).
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*A new tribe interface was released with the new [[community platform]] on 12 September 2013. Extra functionalities included creating new ranks, renaming existing ranks, history logs (rank, greeting message, tribe house code and removal of members from the tribe), and viewing offline members and their last connection date. The number of tribe members was also limited at 2,000. Tribes with between 2,000 and 5,000 members couldn't recruit new members. Tribes with over 5,000 members had all members kicked out except the Spiritual Chief.<ref>http://www.transformice.com/community-platform-update/index.php</ref> On 18 September 2013 ({{Version|1.105}}), a small update relating to tribes took place. A new tribe permission for managing the tribe subforum was created. Additionally, if your tribe had no spiritual chief, a new leader was designated automatically following these criteria:
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**If there were Tribe's Shamans, then the oldest account was named Spiritual Chief.
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**If there were no Tribe's Shamans, then the oldest player among all was chosen as the new Spiritual Chief.
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*Loading [[module]]s was added on 3 September 2013. Loading [[Lua]] scripts was added on 26 September 2013 ({{Version|1.108}}).
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*On 28 April 2014 ({{Version|1.148}}), the /inv and /invkick chat commands were added to invite/kick guests from the tribe house.
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*From 8 October 2014, names of inactive tribes (have 0 players) are available to be used by you. If a new B tribe want to have the name of another A tribe that is inactive, the A tribe will have a _ added to its name (e.g. A Tribe = Souris_ and B Tribe = Souris).
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*On 17 February 2015 ({{Version|1.225}}), the [[friend]] list and tribe were moved from the menu to the bottom left of the chat.
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*17 April 2015 ({{Version|1.238b}}) - You can now define the [[map 801]] as your tribe house map using the code @801. In tribe houses, you can now use the /sy? command to know which player is the current [[sync]]hronizer (if you have a rank able to load maps).
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*On 9 June 2017 ({{Version|1.388}}), the YouTube video player was updated. If you change the position of the video, it will stay at the same place when the map changes. If you press the {{Key|Esc}} key while moving it, it will reset to its intended place in the map. You can move the video out of the game zone in fullscreen.
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==Gallery==
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<gallery>
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Ajouter-membre.png|Invite player
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Liste-membres.png|Member list
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Message-accueil.png|Greeting message
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Rangs.png|Ranks
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Historique.png|History logs
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Options-tribu.png|Options
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Forum-tribu.png|Forum
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Maison-tribu.png|Enter into the tribe house
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Oldest tribe interface.png|Oldest tribe interface
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</gallery>
   
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==References==
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Two tribes cannot have the same name; e.g., if someone makes a tribe called ''MyTribeName'', no one else will be able to create a tribe called ''MyTribeName''.
  
   
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{{Features}}
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==Quitting a Tribe==
  
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[[Category:Content]]
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You can quit a tribe by opening up the tribe screen, finding your name on the list, and clicking on the "X" on the top right of your "card".
  
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Tribe button

Tribe icon

A tribe, also known as a clan, is a group of mice with the ability to mass-chat to each other. You can play the game normally without creating or joining a tribe.

Tribes cost 500 cheese to create. A mouse from the tribe with recruitment powers can then invite other mice. If a tribe recruiter invites you to join their tribe, a pop-up window will appear and you will be asked if you would like to join.

To access/create your tribe, click on the shield icon with cheese in it found at the bottom-left of the game (next to the friend list button).

Currently, tribes have no other function but to show that a group of mice belong together and allow them to group chat with each other without being in the same room. The "/t" command allows you to chat within your tribe (T will also allow tribe chat). Joining a tribe with many members usually results in having your chat box spammed with messages, however as of V0.114a, the command "/mt" moves the tribe chat into a new tab.

Tribe members can see what room the other members are in, even if they are not registered on each other's friend lists. Tribe members can also receive "ranks" from the leader or co-leader of the tribe. These ranks gives the member abilities to change the tribe by: recruiting; changing tribe members' ranks; changing the abilities attributed to each rank; and changing the welcome message.

The creator of a tribe is able to design and function the tribe. They can modify the members' rights (giving permissions to the tribe ranks (e.g. "Cooker - exclude members, invite members") and validate the greeting message. This is the message that is shown in green letters every time you login to Transformice.

Chat commands[]

Megaphone Main article: Chat commands § Tribe commands

Various features of the tribe are only available by utilizing tribe-specific chat commands, such as inviting players, playing videos, playing modules, etc.

Creating a tribe[]

Tribes can be created by any member on Transformice for a payment of 500 cheese. Two tribes cannot have the same name; e.g. if someone makes a tribe called "MyTribeName", no one else will be able to create a tribe called "MyTribeName". You cannot change your tribe's name after creation[1] and you are able to quit a tribe by opening up the tribe screen, clicking Options-tribu Options, then "Leave the tribe".

To create a tribe you must click on the tribe icon while you are not in a tribe.

Joining a tribe[]

You can find a tribe to join either on the forum, or you can ask someone if they would invite you into the tribe. Once invited, you will see a popup message asking you to join a tribe. You can accept, decline or ignore all further invitations from the tribe which invited you.

Some players search for new players and invite them into their tribe, in order to make it bigger. It is advised to join tribes who actually contact you beforehand and actually ask you if you want to join them, before sending you invitations.

It should be noted a tribe may have a maximum of 2,000 tribe members, active or not. The only exception are some tribes that had between 2,000 and 5,000 member before the November 2013 community platform update, who retained their members, but cannot add new ones.[2]

Leaving a tribe[]

To leave a tribe, members can go to the tribe screen, click Options-tribu Options, then "Leave the tribe". Also, some tribes will either drop you a rank or kick you out if you ask for a higher rank.

If you're the leader of the tribe, you first need to assign someone else the leader (by clicking their name and changing their rank) or dissolve the tribe.

Default tribe ranks[]

  • Stooge
  • Cooker
  • Soldier
  • Treasurer
  • Recruiter
  • Hunteress
  • Initiated
  • Shaman Apprentice
  • Tribe's Shaman
  • Spiritual Chief

After the release of the community platform, custom ranks could be made by mice with permissions to edit rights.

Rights[]

Each ranking has a specific amount of rights, although ranking can only affect other ranks below their rank (e.g. can't kick out a member that has a higher rank than you). The list of rights follow:

  • Leader - basically the Spiritual Chief
  • Can change the greeting message
  • Can edit ranks
  • Can change the members' ranks
  • Can invite new members
  • Can exclude members
  • Can play music
  • Can change the Tribe House map
  • Can load a map (/np @code)
  • Can manage the Forum

The spiritual chief, has the highest rank and is usually the founder of the tribe. They are the leader, and the leader has all the rights in the tribe. A stooge, which is the lowest rank in a tribe, cannot do anything and its rights cannot be changed.

Tribe house[]

Tribe house menu

The tribe house as it looks like in the menu

Tribe house map

A tribe house map is identified by this icon

Tribehousemap

The official tribehouse map created by Tigrounette

The tribe house is a room that serves as a house for tribe members. Tribe members can access only their respective tribe house through the tribe menu.

Tribe houses offer additional features such as playing music or specific maps. New tribe permissions can be set up for tribe members to use these features.

Like room 801, tribe houses continuously play a designated map from the P22 map category. Map 801 can be defined as a tribe house map using the code @801.

Customization[]

Triberoom

An example of a tribe house map with a colorful background

The default tribe house map can be customized with the map editor. New interactive furniture items have been added and can be used for tribe houses and regular maps as well.

In order to use a map as a tribe house, the map has to be exported as a tribe house. Exporting as a tribe house costs 20 cheese (no cost to edit) and doesn't require validation. Once the map is exported, it can be set as the tribe house from the tribe menu by using the map code.

Music[]

With tribe rank permissions, music can played using the command "/musique [link]". Music can also be played by clicking a radio.

A direct MP3 link is required in order to play music (e.g. https://www.example.com/song.mp3). A common method to play your own music is Dropbox.

Playing specific maps[]

Members can decide to play any map for a round in the tribe house. To play a specific map, use the command "/np [@code]". Mouse stats such as the number of rounds, firsts, cheese gathered and shaman saves won't count in a tribe house. The ability to use the "/np" command is only granted to those who are allowed to based on their tribe rank.

Furniture mechanics[]

If the tribe house has an chair or a couch, tribe members can click on it to sit. Mice will sit anywhere on the map, they don't have to touch or be near the objects.

If the tribe house has a bed, tribe members can jump on it like a trampoline, though it is less bouncy than a normal trampoline.

Lua[]

Megaphone Main article: Lua

In the tribehouse you can use Lua for playing modules or other scripts.

History[]

  • Tribes were added to Transformice on 17 October 2010 (V0.108).
  • The Tribe House was added on 23 September 2011 (V1.7).
  • Chat commands /npp, /ch, /sy and /neige were added on 17 February 2012 (V1.28). They were bugged and were fixed on 21 February (V1.28b), except /ch which was fixed on 28 February (V1.28c).
  • Playing YouTube videos was added on 23 April 2012 (V1.38).
  • A new tribe interface was released with the new community platform on 12 September 2013. Extra functionalities included creating new ranks, renaming existing ranks, history logs (rank, greeting message, tribe house code and removal of members from the tribe), and viewing offline members and their last connection date. The number of tribe members was also limited at 2,000. Tribes with between 2,000 and 5,000 members couldn't recruit new members. Tribes with over 5,000 members had all members kicked out except the Spiritual Chief.[3] On 18 September 2013 (V1.105), a small update relating to tribes took place. A new tribe permission for managing the tribe subforum was created. Additionally, if your tribe had no spiritual chief, a new leader was designated automatically following these criteria:
    • If there were Tribe's Shamans, then the oldest account was named Spiritual Chief.
    • If there were no Tribe's Shamans, then the oldest player among all was chosen as the new Spiritual Chief.
  • Loading modules was added on 3 September 2013. Loading Lua scripts was added on 26 September 2013 (V1.108).
  • On 28 April 2014 (V1.148), the /inv and /invkick chat commands were added to invite/kick guests from the tribe house.
  • From 8 October 2014, names of inactive tribes (have 0 players) are available to be used by you. If a new B tribe want to have the name of another A tribe that is inactive, the A tribe will have a _ added to its name (e.g. A Tribe = Souris_ and B Tribe = Souris).
  • On 17 February 2015 (V1.225), the friend list and tribe were moved from the menu to the bottom left of the chat.
  • 17 April 2015 (V1.238b) - You can now define the map 801 as your tribe house map using the code @801. In tribe houses, you can now use the /sy? command to know which player is the current synchronizer (if you have a rank able to load maps).
  • On 9 June 2017 (V1.388), the YouTube video player was updated. If you change the position of the video, it will stay at the same place when the map changes. If you press the Esc key while moving it, it will reset to its intended place in the map. You can move the video out of the game zone in fullscreen.

Gallery[]

References[]

  1. ↑ http://atelier801.com/topic?f=6&t=773432
  2. ↑ http://www.transformice.com/community-platform-update/index.php
  3. ↑ http://www.transformice.com/community-platform-update/index.php
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