MUX Block
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Hey all, is it possible to - in TinyMUX - set a conditional lock that prevents me from seeing someone's poses/says/@emits when in certain rooms? I want to block any incoming stuff from people in certain OOC rooms but not interfere in their input elsewhere.
Or am I just gonna have to do this through hella LUA scripting?
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Hey all, is it possible to - in TinyMUX - set a conditional lock that prevents me from seeing someone's poses/says/@emits when in certain rooms? I want to block any incoming stuff from people in certain OOC rooms but not interfere in their input elsewhere.
Or am I just gonna have to do this through hella LUA scripting?
You gotta do this through client side gagging. And separating it out from IC vs OOC rooms is a little hard to the point at at midnight I can't think of a way to actually accomplish it off the top of my head.
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@ixokai It'd probably involve spoofing somehow.
My entire life seems to require spoofing.Badum-ch.
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Hey all, is it possible to - in TinyMUX - set a conditional lock that prevents me from seeing someone's poses/says/@emits when in certain rooms? I want to block any incoming stuff from people in certain OOC rooms but not interfere in their input elsewhere.
Or am I just gonna have to do this through hella LUA scripting?
You gotta do this through client side gagging. And separating it out from IC vs OOC rooms is a little hard to the point at at midnight I can't think of a way to actually accomplish it off the top of my head.
Actually have an idea.
MUX2 does have Reality Levels.
Set up a unique reality level for yourself and just put the room in that reality and make sure you're -not- in that reality, but everyone else is, then they see as normal, but to you they don't even exist to you while in that room.
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@ashen-shugar That is kinda of an interesting idea, call it a Quarantine reality level, when you need to jail someone, throw em in that reality level. Set up your commands to check if reality levels match before cycling through.
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But aren't reality levels normally wizard only? Cool idea, but how does that help a player who just wants to ignore one other player in a specific room? Which is what I assume is being asked?
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But aren't reality levels normally wizard only? Cool idea, but how does that help a player who just wants to ignore one other player in a specific room? Which is what I assume is being asked?
Reality levels are controlled by three methods.
- The reality being defined.
- Belonging to the send for the level (@txlevel)
- Belonging to the receive for the level (@rxlevel)
The solution would be to encode some softcode wrappers in the master room to allow people to join/leave the snuff reality.
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@ashen-shugar Yeah... that still doesn't really help me do what I want to do.