The "#" prefix wildcard is not working in 8.2.3 #897
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Looks like another thing that got lost in the 8.x API transition. |
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Fix restores and expands arbitrary command functionality to interface channel. Also restores "owned by:" messages on all start ups, not just reboot, improves auth efficiency of chat commands, and restores "#" prefix handling Details: * Restored # prefix functionality, issue #897 * Refactored chat command handling for efficiency. Chat commands no longer sent as CMD_ZERO for authing as this script handles auth so we can auth locally to save a link_message round trip on every chat command. *Restored object command handling as per v7.x and previous, using interface channel rather than HUDchannel as there seems no reason to duplicate and hudchannel stuff hasn't worked for a few years anyway. Added remote auth function - llSay(g_iInterfaceChannel,"checkauth 1111"); will return "AuthReply|(wearerkey)|(auth level)" on channel 1111, reporting the auth level of the object owner. Commands can be prefixed with "authas:(userkey)=", which will use the LOWER auth level between object owner and userkey. Commmand format is targetkey:chat command. Examples: "authas:(userkey)=(targetkey):kneel" - will issue kneel command if (userkey) and object owner both have valid auth "(targetkey):sit (sittarget key)" - sit wearer on (sittarget key) if object owner has valid auth *menuto cleanup requires menuto target to be in sim AND be the owner of the issuing command *Set g_iStartup to TRUE in active state on_rez event to restore "owned by" message #906 *Updated old oc_leash_on_collision "grabby post" script to work with updated interface channel *Created new oc_smart_post script, a heavily commented example of what can be done via the interface channel
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fix in #1016 |
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What version of OpenCollar are you using? Collar 8.2.3
What behavior did you expect? There are two global prefixes. * issues commands to everyone in range with the required level of access, and # issues commands to everyone in range with the required level of access except yourself. (Cut and Paste from the User Guide)
What behavior did you see instead? The # symbol is not working, and does nothing. The * symbol works as advertised.
What steps does someone need to take to reproduce the problem? When close to someone you have collar access to, try the # wildcard in a chat command.
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