Trusted channel


thomas15v Aurora Posts: 5 Vote Points: +313 Votes: +2 LEVEL 0	I don't know what channel plugin is used. But is is possible to add a custom handler for griefprevention? Something like: Copy public class TrustedChannel implements Channel{ public void onChat(Player sender, String message){ getParticipants(sender).foreach(player -> player.sendMessage(message)); } public List<Player> getParticipants(Player sender){ return Griefprevention.getPlayer(sender).getTrusted(); } } Posted Jan 2, 16 · OP · Last edited Jan 2, 16 by thomas15v
CaptClockobob Emerald Posts: 303 Vote Points: +92 Votes: +4 LEVEL 0	For those of us not versed in code, what does this do? 1\| if (signature = true) { 2\| document.write("Wassup?"); 3\| } 4\| else { 5\| document.write("404: signature not found"); 6\| } Posted Jan 2, 16
Lee OwnerAurora Posts: 295 Vote Points: +2,608 Votes: +28 LEVEL 0 Admins Colour	interesting, i assume this is like the global / local chats but a channel that only people you have trusted in your claims can see this? Im not sure how it could be implemented without be having the original source code for our chat plugin which is 'MineverseChat' and if the channel is how i think it is then it would mean everyone you have trusted would have to trust you to be able to talk back, We do have a party system in-game with the /party command which allows you to have a group chat private if this helps at all Posted Jan 2, 16 · Last edited Jan 2, 16 by Lee
thomas15v Aurora Posts: 5 Vote Points: +313 Votes: +2 LEVEL 0	I took a look at the plugin :/. And it didn't really follow the design I had in mind xD. Its sadly enough not possible to add a custom channel dynamically (without changing their code :/). Posted Jan 14, 16 · OP
Aust1n46 R Posts: 3 Vote Points: +310 Votes: +1 LEVEL 0 Regular	My internet sleuthing skills brought me here... Anyways... It actually is possible to create custom channels in my plugin VentureChat (formerly called MineverseChat). You can create an addon plugin that uses my API to process the chat event (similar to how I do it) and setup a special channel. If you don't have any developers who can do this, you can contact me on Spigot, and we can work out a deal. Actually, since you are running modded on presumably KCauldron, you are probably using an older version of MineverseChat, since the new updated versions don't work on KCauldron (they do work on regular 1.7). If this is the case, there is no API feature in the old versions, so it would require hacking up the code like thomas15v said. Either way, I just figured I would post since I did stumble across this thread. Quick link to my Spigot page: VentureChat Posted Jan 14, 16
thomas15v Aurora Posts: 5 Vote Points: +313 Votes: +2 LEVEL 0	The only event I found was a ChannelJoinEvent. But that still would require the depending plugin to send the actually messages. What I hoped to do was simply inject a custom Channel (not related to the config file). And it would do that job for me :). (like in the code above) Posted Jan 15, 16 · OP
Aust1n46 R Posts: 3 Vote Points: +310 Votes: +1 LEVEL 0 Regular	The event is a standard AsyncPlayerChatEvent. I don't use any special chat events, because that is redundant and breaks compatibility with all other chat plugins. The addon plugin would not need to send any messages because the chat event is left in tact, so in fact, VentureChat doesn't send any messages either. All you want to do is remove people from listening to the channel, so VentureChat will do all the formatting, and the channel would still be put in the VentureChat config. Basically, by trying to optimistically "inject" some special channel in, you are making it harder than it actually is. I've made a couple of these custom channel addons for servers, and they are tiny one event, one class plugins. Onto code logic: There are no hard coded channels, therefore, there is no reason for there to be a channel interface because the channels don't have classes to use an interface. The two best/proper ways to add additional channel recipient requirements are to listen for a standard chat event like I do, and check if the current channel is "TrustedChannel" or whatever you want to call it, then apply your additional recipient checks. The second way is to create a wrapper class to wrap my ChatChannel class to add additional recipient requirements in the object itself, but this method isn't really all that practical for this application because the same checks will be required in the chat event. Posted Jan 15, 16 Like x 1 x 1 List Undo
thomas15v Aurora Posts: 5 Vote Points: +313 Votes: +2 LEVEL 0	I was trying to figure out why the newest venturechat is incompatible with cauldron. I wonder why you use reflection to resolve your "message" issue. Can't you just parse the json and get the message out of that? Like this: https://gist.github.com/thomas15v/9b77f0a6aba3176c9d6c#file-packetlistener-java-L85-L94 It still gives issues with protocollib on startup tho: "[ProtocolLib] Cannot convert to a String with Apache: null." Not entirely sure why, but it works although. I guess its a protocollib problem. But I did made a plugin, that does what I wanted :). (Ofc its totally up to the owner to install it or not). It needs VentureChat with the API and Griefpreventionplus. It also needs a channel called Trusted in order to work. You can find the project and download here: https://github.com/thomas15v/GPPChannel EDIT: I just realised that indeed both players would need to trust in order to respond... . Nvm this was indeed a stupid idea... . But I was bored and this got my entertained so I got that for me, what is nice. Posted Jan 16, 16 · OP · Last edited Jan 16, 16 by thomas15v Like x 1 x 1 List Undo
Blackjack	Well make it like That you do /trusted or something and their name to talk to them and only they can see it just like /msg but its a group form where you can add others to trusted Group that you and them can See. Posted Jan 16, 16
thomas15v Aurora Posts: 5 Vote Points: +313 Votes: +2 LEVEL 0	The problem is this. If the person you trusted didn't trusted you. He can't respond in the same channel you are in. He creates a new virtual channel. For example Noth: - Jeb - Creeper Jeb: - Thomas If notch says Hi. Jeb and Creeper will be able to see it. But if jeb responds on the same channel. Only Thomas will see it. If I would say that we add a "fake" trust to Jeb to notch. It means the fake Notch will cause a fake trust on thomas as well. Causing the trusted chat to become a very complicated Global chat :/. Like this (between * are faked non trusted players) Noth: - Jeb - Creeper Jeb: - Thomas - Notch - Creeper Thomas: - Yoda - Notch - Creeper - Jeb Posted Jan 16, 16 · OP · Last edited Jan 16, 16 by thomas15v Like x 1 x 1 List Undo

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