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UserMute mutator for dedicated servers

Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2021 12:51 am
by Buggie
Any user can mute messages from another user only for self.

Open GUI:
mutate mute
Show list of mute rules:
mutate mutelist
Mute Nickname chat messages:
mutate mute <Nickname>
Mute Nickname chat messages and broadcast messages:
mutate mutex <Nickname>
Unmute nickname:
mutate unmute <Nickname>

For example
mutate mute Cali
Mute messages from player Cali and you not see them.
mutate mutex Cali
Mute all messages, include about kills, from player Cali and you not see them.

Mute work only for caller. Any other players still able see messages from this player.

Mute rules stored HashIP and HashNextgenID, so if found match in that things, then user can be mute with different name.

Mute list stored on client.
For all setting used UserMute.ini on client/server.
For full info read .txt file inside .zip

This is package which need be installed only on dedicated servers.
Client must never copy it to System.
So I not make versioning by package name.


UserMute_0.7.zip
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Re: UserMute mutator for dedicated servers

Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2021 4:41 pm
by Buggie
Added v0.6

- Properly work with NexgenID
- Two side mute (muted player not hear you - automatically mute you) - admin can disable this feature.
- Fix some bugs.

--- EDIT ---

Added v0.7

- Remove two side mute feature.
- Fix few critical bugs.

On update remove UserMute.ini on server in folder System

Re: UserMute mutator for dedicated servers

Posted: Sat May 01, 2021 11:46 pm
by Barbie
Buggie wrote: Thu Apr 29, 2021 4:41 pm Added v0.7
[...]
On update remove UserMute.ini on server in folder System
On server a file "UserMute.ini" does not exist. Do the users joining the server have to remove their UserMute.ini?

Re: UserMute mutator for dedicated servers

Posted: Sun May 02, 2021 2:41 am
by Buggie
Barbie wrote: Sat May 01, 2021 11:46 pm On server a file "UserMute.ini" does not exist. Do the users joining the server have to remove their UserMute.ini?
OK. Users do not need do anything.