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|Q=What [happens | |Q=What [happens] when i do configuration via public channel? There are some scripts that use commands like '/99stop' which cannot be seen in public channel by others | ||
|A=They can be seen by other scripts, the number at the beginning indicates the channel. '/99stop' sends 'stop' on channel 99. That can also be written as '/99 stop' and have the same effect. Any script just has to listen on channel 99 to receive the command. | |A=They can be seen by other scripts, the number at the beginning indicates the channel. '/99stop' sends 'stop' on channel 99. That can also be written as '/99 stop' and have the same effect. Any script just has to listen on channel 99 to receive the command. | ||
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Revision as of 13:27, 2 April 2007
- Has this function to be called in every state?
- Yes, it's a feature. Strife Onizuka
- How can i send commands in chat that cannot be seen by others?
- By other avatars?
- Use any channel other then 0 (PUBLIC_CHANNEL).
- By other scripts?
- Can't keep other scripts from hearing what scripts or avatars say. But you can write complicated channel hopping communications that span the entire range of 4 billion channels, reducing the probability of anyone capturing a complete message.
- What [happens] when i do configuration via public channel? There are some scripts that use commands like '/99stop' which cannot be seen in public channel by others
- They can be seen by other scripts, the number at the beginning indicates the channel. '/99stop' sends 'stop' on channel 99. That can also be written as '/99 stop' and have the same effect. Any script just has to listen on channel 99 to receive the command.