You may have noticed that GEM suddenly started behaving oddly when it came to displaying events. Why this happened isn't exactly clear. It might be from people upgrading to a beta version of GEM that apparently had a different data format than the THB-approved version of 3.50. I'm happy to report, however, that we now at least have a fix for it.

Versions of GEM above 3.60 are incompatible with 3.50. We need everyone to upgrade to 3.62. If you've already installed the 3.60 beta, you will also need to upgrade to 3.62 as it will fix problems with old events not working correctly.

You can download the 3.62 version from the THB GEM page or from Curse.

Your GEM 'Channels' configuration tab should look something like this:

Note that there are two Honourbound channels there. The "honourbound" channel is used for sharing events with other Honourbound Alliance members. The "thbchat" channel is used for chatting with other players. We used to have just one channel, but the data synching made chatting very laggy especially for THB event leaders. You can get the channel passwords from your guild leaders or your THB representative

The tick in the "default" box beside the "honourbound" channel means that any events I create will be created on the "honourbound" channel. Events should only be created on the "honourbound" channel and not on the "thbchat" channel.

The "Alias" is what will be displayed in your chat log as the channel name. I use "thbe" for the events channel and "thb" for the chat channel. You can fill those in with whatever makes sense for you.

The "Slash" is a slash shortcut sequence you can use to refer to the channel. Mine has "as" which means I type "/as" (for "alliance say") on the thbchat channel. "az" means I type "/az" to type on the "honourbound" channel used for events. You can use any sequence of characters you like as long as it's at least two characters long.

Remember: You must add the channels for each character that you have.

If you have any trouble, ask in your guild or your THB representative.