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4) Custom Emoting: A Limitless Adventure to Expression

Happy, Polite, Friendly & Affectionate Emotes.

Neutral, Unhappy & Despondent Emotes.

Taunts, Hostile & Combat Emotes.

Reactions, Miscellaneous & Custom Emotes.

Two possible emote outcomes & targeting.Reactions, Miscellaneous & Custom Emotes.Some of the emotes have associated animations (A), sound (S) or both (AS) & I've marked them accordingly. /agree

You agree.

You agree with <target>.

/blink

You blink your eyes.

You blink at <target>.

/boggle

You boggle at the situation.

You boggle at <target>.

/bonk, /doh

You bonk yourself on the noggin. Doh!

You bonk <target> on the noggin. Doh!

/brb

You let everyone know you'll be right back

You let <target> know you'll be right back.

/cheer

You cheer!

You cheer at <target>.

/clap

You clap excitedly.

You clap excitedly for <target>.

/confused

You are hopelessly confused.

You look at <target> with a confused look.

/congrats, /cong, /congratulate, /grats

You congratulate everyone around you.

You congratulate <target>.

/curious

You express your curiosity to those around you.

You are curious what <target> is up to.

/duck

You duck for cover.

You duck behind <target>.

/facepalm

You cover your face with your palm.

You look over at <target> and cover your face with your palm.

/gasp

You gasp.

You gasp at <target>.

/highfive

You put up your hand for a high five.

You give <target> a high five!

/ponder

You ponder the situation.

You ponder <target>'s actions.

/shrug

You shrug. Who knows?

You shrug at <target>. Who knows?

/sneak

You try to sneak away

You try to sneak away from <target>

/sniff

You sniff the air around you.

You sniff <target>.

/surprised

You are so surprised!

You are surprised by <target>'s actions.

/yw

You were happy to help.

You were happy to help <target>.

Some of the emotes have associated animations (A), sound (S) or both (AS) & I've marked them accordingly. /bark

You bark. Woof woof!

You bark at <target>

/cough

You let out a hacking cough.

You cough at <target>.

/eye

You cross your eyes.

You eye <target> up and down.

/gaze

You gaze off into the distance.

You gaze eagerly at <target>.

/headache

You are getting a headache.

You are getting a headache from <target>'s antics.

/hiccup

You hiccup loudly.

/idea

You have an idea!

/jk

You were just kidding!

You let <target> know that you were just kidding!

/look

You look around.

You look at <target>

/moo

Mooooooooooo.

You moo at <target>. Mooooooooooo.

/mountspecial Shows off your mount in a special pose (flying mounts look the best.)/nervous

You look around nervously.

You look at <target> nervously.

/nosepick, /pick

With a finger deep in one nostril, you pass the time.

You pick your nose and show it to <target>.

/offer

You want to make an offer.

You attempt to make <target> an offer they can't refuse.

/pulse

You check your own pulse. Still alive.

You check <target> for a pulse. Oh no!

/rolleyes

You roll your eyes.

You roll your eyes at <target>.

/search

You search for something.

You search <target> for something.

/shifty

Your eyes shift back and forth suspiciously.

You give <target> a shifty look.

/silence

You tell everyone to be quiet. Shhh!

You tell <target> to be quiet. Shhh!

/stare

You stare off into the distance.

You stare <target> down.

/strong, /flex

You flex your muscles. Oooooh so strong!

You flex at <target>. Oooooh so strong!

/train"Choo Choo Train" animation and sound

Choooo-Chooooo chchchchchch choooo-choooo

<your name> makes some strange gestures. /e, /em & /me./e stubbed her toe.Slugbuckets stubbed her toe.IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER

Emotes express moods & observable actions.... only

Emotes are not for chat conversations

Emotes do not have the mystic powers of mind reading.

/sigh, /gaze or /e creases her brow or /e bites his lip

Emotes are short.

Don't emote your location

Watch the wording of your emotes

Avoid god-emoting

%t = targeting player's name

I hope you have fun creating your new emotes.

Comentários

Comentado por Grarthor

5/5 - Succint, aesthetically pleasing, and very informative!

A couple things I would suggest:

-Fix one or two typos (traget=target in last tab),

-Move the "%t" variable explanation from its current position in the bottom of the last tab to somewhere more noticable, perhaps in a tab of its own. It's a very useful bit of information. You use it a few times before it is even explained, which could be quite confusing to new readers.

-Denoting which emotes loop would be beneficial. That is, mark or duplicate into a separate tab the ongoing emotes (dance, sit, lie, to the less-known ones: /fear).

Cheers!

or, rather, /cheer

Comentado por Euryticles

Thanks for the guide!

I don't RP myself but this was definitely a interesting read! I learned a lot I wouldn't have known otherwise.

/cheer

Comentado por suitedreemz

Great guide!
note: /grats also works for the Congratulations emote

Comentado por Hanss

5/5 bretty gud! :DD
I left some minor comments on the separate parts, and I want to stress this again; DON'T TAKE THEM AS CRITIZISM! I love this guide, and I especially fell in love with your small gnome pictures.

Great job! o3o

Comentado por ofLegends

/sniff (AS - Worgen only)
Produces an animation and sound of the Worgen sniff the air, more than they already do lol.

The way this is worded and the fact that it's gray instead of orange seems to imply that ONLY worgen can do the /sniff emote, which is not true.

All races can /sniff emote, but only the worgen get an animation or sound from doing it.

Just thought I would point that out. =)

Comentado por Schmiggles

Awesome. This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

Comentado por unholydriver

I'll be using /doh from now on. /ty

Comentado por Ozmator

Thank you for the guide(s)! Whilst I'm not particularly a role player, I do occasionally have a little fun with emotes. I had accidentally stumbled upon some of these. It's nice to have a comprehensive list.

%t = targeting player's name

Not that it's a really important aside, as it does exactly the same thing. However,
%n
also uses the name of your target in an emote.

I would be interested to know what the difference in the two is, as well as what other var codes there are in game. So far I've seen %n, %t and %s.

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