KOC Scripters present

How to Player Search

• Click TOOLS

• Click Player

• Type the name of the player you want to query.

• The players name and other possible names appear in a field below.

• Click on the word “Leaderboard”

• Notice the information is replaced with more detailed information about the player.

• Clicking on The header above each column will organize the list – Click Distance, note the cities of the player are

reorganized – Click Distance again, note the distance organized

opposite now.

• In the “Estimated Arrival” drop down box select a troop type

To change the city click the box with the numbers in it. Note the distance reorganizes automatically

Notice the ETA field now has an accurate travel time from the selected city.

• Type an alliance name in the “Search for alliance” field.

• Click the Find Alliance button• You will see alliances with variations of the key

words provided in order.

• Clicking “View Map” will provide a plotted map of the queried alliance.

• Clicking “Members” will provide a query of all the members of the queried alliance members NOT misted, at the last leaderboard roll.

• A field is brought up very similar to the Player search.

• The column buttons do the same.• ETA and distance work the same.• This is handy when trying to find out who of

another alliance is closest to your cities.

• Clear the fields• Click the “Alliances” Button• A list of alliances is brought up. Their

diplomacy and other overall information is visible here

• Clicking members will query that alliance members.

• Next to the “Alliances” is a button with your alliance name on it. Click it.

• This queries all the members of your alliance.• The ETA model applies here.

THE END

• This has been a presentation brought to you by the KOC Scripters. These methods are not guaranteed to work with any script created or modified by any other non official KOC Scripter. Use caution when downloading someone else’s scripts as they may conflict with the correct use of this script. Use these scripts at your own risk as the developers do not assume any liability for improper use of the scripts.

David Larson - contributer