Text Formatting
The new /me renders above your head as a proper interface element: colours, styling, icons and images, not flat game text. Everything the base game's formatting supports works here, and it looks the way it should have looked all along.
The Generator
Build your emote here. Highlight text and hit a button to wrap it, watch the preview render exactly like the in-game bubble, then copy the command and paste it in chat.
Preview
Command
/me ~y~flips open~s~ a worn notebook and taps <font color='#f5c542' size='18'>the page</font>Colours
Drop a code mid-sentence and everything after it takes the colour.~s~ puts you back to normal, use it, or the rest of your emote stays painted.
Symbols
The base game's icon glyphs, rendered properly. ~n~ breaks to a new line inside the bubble.
Text Styling
Bold, italics, exact sizes and any hex colour, through the game's own codes or a safe slice of HTML. Font tags nest and close like you'd expect; ~s~ resets everything at once.
Images
Paste an image link in your /me and it renders as the actual picture, show the photo, the note, the badge, the GIF. Links only work from trusted hosts; anything else displays as plain text. That's deliberate: nobody is crashing your game through an emote.
Trusted hosts
Take a photo with your phone camera and it's already on the CDN, copy the link straight into your emote. GIF links from the phone's GIF picker work as-is. HTTPS and a real image extension required.
Put Together
/me ~r~slams~s~ the car door and walks offOne word in colour, back to normal with ~s~.
/me ~italic~whispers something~s~ ~n~ then looks awayItalics plus a second line.
/me holds up a badge <font color='#f5c542' size='20'>LSPD</font>Hex colour and size on the part that matters.
/me shows the photo https://cdn.cornerstonerp.pics/example.pngA trusted image link renders as an actual picture in the bubble, GIFs included.
Emotes are still roleplay, staff see what you write, and the rules apply to formatted text the same as plain text. Paint responsibly. Looking for /dice, /rps and /rng? They have their own page.