Version 5.00 was compiled tonight, this is a cleanup version and the gag feature was removed.
other than that its the same addon and the same price.
$20 USD
Version 5.00
same price with the way bbsing is nowadays i dont see a need to seperate the versions know what i mean.Drex wrote:Might be better to add a little info, for those who don't know.
MBBS - N/A
WG1.0 - N/A
WG2.0 - $20
WGNT - $20
global chat is 20 dollars on all platforms.
the only time this changes is on some of my game engines i have limitations on the dos versions that nt doesnt restrict me too so the dos version is cheaper.
yeah i support all platforms with my modules and only limited to wgnt if its the sql stuff.Drex wrote:Yeah wasnt really meaning the price(s) just what flavour of software its avaible for. As you know Rick has converted some software but its not for all versions (lot of WGNT(3) but was just a thought.
Is it possible for the global chat to be keyed to...
gos
goss
gossi
gossip
So that sayyy systems with multiple majormud realms could intercept majormuds localized game gossip and spread it around all realms running?
I'm sure its meant to have just a single character before it like globals in the past but was wondering if this would introduce some flexibility for systems who can't merge the realms but want the player interaction... kind of a sneaky way?
gos
goss
gossi
gossip
So that sayyy systems with multiple majormud realms could intercept majormuds localized game gossip and spread it around all realms running?
I'm sure its meant to have just a single character before it like globals in the past but was wondering if this would introduce some flexibility for systems who can't merge the realms but want the player interaction... kind of a sneaky way?
you talking about global chat or global gossip?Iceman wrote:Is it possible for the global chat to be keyed to...
gos
goss
gossi
gossip
So that sayyy systems with multiple majormud realms could intercept majormuds localized game gossip and spread it around all realms running?
I'm sure its meant to have just a single character before it like globals in the past but was wondering if this would introduce some flexibility for systems who can't merge the realms but want the player interaction... kind of a sneaky way?
it has alot of flexibility.
anyone in the game types:
/gossip hello
then:
ice (MajorMud) says: hello
sysop (MajorMud II) says: hello
klystron (MajorMud III) says: hello
i could change it to if((same to(margv[0],"gossip"))
which would then accept "g" "go" "gos" "goss" "gossi" and "gossip"
Well what I was hoping to do is when someone types "gossip" (or a shorteneed version of the word) in the game... I was hoping the module would be able to intercept that and broadcast it globally... instead of needing like a , ` / . before typing something globally...dspain wrote:you talking about global chat or global gossip?Iceman wrote:Is it possible for the global chat to be keyed to...
gos
goss
gossi
gossip
So that sayyy systems with multiple majormud realms could intercept majormuds localized game gossip and spread it around all realms running?
I'm sure its meant to have just a single character before it like globals in the past but was wondering if this would introduce some flexibility for systems who can't merge the realms but want the player interaction... kind of a sneaky way?
it has alot of flexibility.
anyone in the game types:
/gossip hello
then:
ice (MajorMud) says: hello
sysop (MajorMud II) says: hello
klystron (MajorMud III) says: hello
i could change it to if((same to(margv[0],"gossip"))
which would then accept "g" "go" "gos" "goss" "gossi" and "gossip"
the goal is to run two majormuds (or I guess a dozen if wanted) on the same bbs... and more or less interconnect the gossip by intercepting the majormud gossip command using the global chat package as the means... I want to keep people connected without having to think about it...
I just wasn't sure if instead of using a single character to signal the module to intercept it, that I could use "gos" so anyone typing in the game is forcefully sent global so people can chat back and forth between games without anyone thinking about it... a forced global gossip...
when doing a global command a return of 1 stops any execution from proceeding and 0 does not.Iceman wrote:Well what I was hoping to do is when someone types "gossip" (or a shorteneed version of the word) in the game... I was hoping the module would be able to intercept that and broadcast it globally... instead of needing like a , ` / . before typing something globally...dspain wrote:you talking about global chat or global gossip?Iceman wrote:Is it possible for the global chat to be keyed to...
gos
goss
gossi
gossip
So that sayyy systems with multiple majormud realms could intercept majormuds localized game gossip and spread it around all realms running?
I'm sure its meant to have just a single character before it like globals in the past but was wondering if this would introduce some flexibility for systems who can't merge the realms but want the player interaction... kind of a sneaky way?
it has alot of flexibility.
anyone in the game types:
/gossip hello
then:
ice (MajorMud) says: hello
sysop (MajorMud II) says: hello
klystron (MajorMud III) says: hello
i could change it to if((same to(margv[0],"gossip"))
which would then accept "g" "go" "gos" "goss" "gossi" and "gossip"
the goal is to run two majormuds (or I guess a dozen if wanted) on the same bbs... and more or less interconnect the gossip by intercepting the majormud gossip command using the global chat package as the means... I want to keep people connected without having to think about it...
I just wasn't sure if instead of using a single character to signal the module to intercept it, that I could use "gos" so anyone typing in the game is forcefully sent global so people can chat back and forth between games without anyone thinking about it... a forced global gossip...
that's how it knows it found a global command, now i need to see which gets checked first the module or the global.
i'll make a dummy program and duplicate some teleconference commands
in global form and enter tele and see which executes first.
the command string itself would be easy make it a string of up to say 10 characters and let the sysop decide.
do you could do /gossip gossip 'gossip ;gossip whatever and have it check from the first 3 characters on...
if((margc>1) && (strlen(margv[0]>2) && (sameto(margv[0],string)))
{
return(blah());
}
with that if your command string is "gossip" it would check against "gos+"
well sameto would break at the space, it needs whole wordsIceman wrote:Oh I forgot to mention... it has to start at "gos" because some commands like "go hole" or "go path" would be interrupted and not available in the game or for other things on the BBS...
so yeah if there is a way to have it use gos-gossip that would be ideal for what I am attempting to do here...
so sameto("go","gossip") would return yes but sameto("go hole","gossip") would return no.