Team Up

Team Up is a lightweight server-side mod that allows you and your server members to create their own teams and groups. This tool includes a built-in separate chat system for team members, as well as many other features focused on team interaction.

Functionality and Capabilities

The mod automatically creates a JSON file that can be edited in several ways: either directly through the in-game console, or using any text editor for more detailed parameter configuration.

Group Management Command System

All team management commands start with the /teamup prefix. For easier use, it's recommended to use command auto-completion with the Tab key.

Main management commands:

• /teamup CreateTeam "TeamName" - create a new team
• /teamup SetColor "Color" - configure team color
• /teamup AddPlayer "PlayerName" - add player to team
• /teamup RemovePlayer "PlayerName" - remove player from team
• /teamup LeaveTeam "TeamName" - leave team
• /teamup DeleteTeam "TeamName" - delete team
• /teamup ReloadTeamList - reload team list (server operators only)

Group Chat System

To access the special team chat, you must be a member of the team. There are several convenient ways to use the chat command:

• /team "Your message here" - main command to send a message in team chat
• Shift + Open Chat combination - automatically types the /team command, significantly speeding up communication

Working with Interface Elements

If necessary, replace width with your preferred values:

Two team members discuss tactics in the specialized team chat:

Working with JSON Configuration

The JSON file containing all information about teams is located in the configuration folder under the name Teams.json. This file can be edited either by the team owner directly in the game, or by the server administrator through a text editor, providing flexibility in group management.

Installation Requirements

It's important to note that this is exclusively a server-side mod. For it to work, it's sufficient to install the mod only on the server side, without the need to install it on players' computers.