ID:288177
 Dec 30 2009, 3:58 pm
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i do like the no repeating chat thing, but now we can even use sentances that start with the same word o.o
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Dec 30 2009, 7:44 pm
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Eric Blount
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that not bug
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It's not a bug, but with the limitations of the BYOND programming language at this time, to make a filter that would sift through a whole sentence and find out if it was different, while it's not hard. It's tedious and time consuming, why do all that when it's easier to search for a word used in your last sentence and keep you from repeating the word at all.
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It isn't a problem at all, and not only is the system functional and effective, but it shouldn't be causing the problem this guy is reporting unless hes chatting like a moron.
Saying something like "The cake is blue" and then "The cake is red" wouldn't be caught by it. It doesn't filter 2 sentences that start with the same word. | |
I didn't think so, the only thing that bothered me about it is you can't put "Lol" and even within a 5-10 minute time limit. If you put "Lol" again, it will filter it. But it's not a bug, but do you think Falacy that you could say make it to where it looks for word's like: "Okay/Ok", "Lol". Or frequently used words like those and allows you to say it a certain number of times? Like:
GomerPial: "Meet me at Volcano Chwgt" Chwgt: "Okay" <-- Frequent word GomerPial: "No, meet me at sewers" Chwgt: "Okay" <-- Allows second use of word within specific limitations I guess. If not it's cool. | |