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# Party

Members of your Quick party, their roles and the party name.

`party()` shows your Quick party: its members, their roles and the party name. Access is read-only. Scripts of party members cannot exchange messages yet.

```java
if (party().inParty()) {
    for (PartyMember member : party().members()) {
        chat(member.login() + ": " + member.role());
    }
}
```

| Method          | Type                | Description                                       |
| --------------- | ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| `connected()`   | `boolean`           | whether there is a connection to the Quick server |
| `inParty()`     | `boolean`           | whether the player is in a party                  |
| `name()`        | `String`            | party name                                        |
| `members()`     | `List<PartyMember>` | all members, including the player                 |
| `member(login)` | `PartyMember`       | a member by login, or `null`                      |

`PartyMember` has three methods: `login()` returns the Quick login, `name()` the in-game nickname, and `role()` the role in the party.

Without a connection to the Quick server everything is empty. Party members and friends are different things: friends are checked with `entity.friend()`, see [Entities](/en/game/entities.md).


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