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Make a time-to-time message appear in chat #20

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opened 2021-08-26 01:57:44 +00:00 by Leha2 · 11 comments
Leha2 commented 2021-08-26 01:57:44 +00:00
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Make a time-to-time message appear in chat. It will resend itself every specified amount of time. It could be useful for server rules, information, etc...

Make a time-to-time message appear in chat. It will resend itself every specified amount of time. It could be useful for server rules, information, etc...
NoozAbooz commented 2021-08-26 02:15:39 +00:00
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Would be pretty hard to implement, and frankly no one would use it. IMO Just sending messages via the server's python api would be a much better solution.

Would be pretty hard to implement, and frankly no one would use it. IMO Just sending messages via the server's python api would be a much better solution.
Leha2 commented 2021-08-26 20:11:23 +00:00
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@RaspberryPiNews No. You just need a thread running in the server mod. It is going to be a loop, which is going to wait the time loaded in config, and then send the message in the chat (the message will alsp be specified in server.properties.). Not that hard. I would implement it, if this old thing would decompile faster, and would have some documentation. If you want a high role, the docs are the best part for you. I am sure you will get admin, or core dev faster.

@RaspberryPiNews No. You just need a thread running in the server mod. It is going to be a loop, which is going to wait the time loaded in config, and then send the message in the chat (the message will alsp be specified in server.properties.). Not that hard. I would implement it, if this old thing would decompile faster, and would have some documentation. If you want a high role, the docs are the best part for you. I am sure you will get admin, or core dev faster.
NoozAbooz commented 2021-08-26 20:28:40 +00:00
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The last part of your message made no sense, and also there arn't any C++ compilers that can produce anything useful so I don't think you can decompile MCPI.

Quote from alv about the message looping that sums it up: It wouldn't be that difficult, actually, but it's probably out of MCPI-Reborn's scope

The last part of your message made no sense, and also there arn't any C++ compilers that can produce anything useful so I don't think you can decompile MCPI. Quote from alv about the message looping that sums it up: `It wouldn't be that difficult, actually, but it's probably out of MCPI-Reborn's scope`
Leha2 commented 2021-08-26 20:41:11 +00:00
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@RaspberryPiNews TBR decompiled mcpi.

@RaspberryPiNews TBR decompiled mcpi.
NoozAbooz commented 2021-08-26 20:45:19 +00:00
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TBR only found hex addresses for the functions, he didnt make source code.

TBR only found hex addresses for the functions, he didnt make source code.
creepi commented 2021-08-26 20:57:51 +00:00
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@RaspberryPiNews TBR decompiled mcpi.

No, he did not. Decompiling C/C++ is very hard if not impossible. I tried it myself and 90% of the code was just funcXXXXXXX with no strings, comments, and often a lot of __asm__ calls.

> @RaspberryPiNews TBR decompiled mcpi. No, he did not. Decompiling C/C++ is very hard if not impossible. I tried it myself and 90% of the code was just `funcXXXXXXX` with no strings, comments, and often a lot of `__asm__` calls.
creepi commented 2021-08-26 20:58:52 +00:00
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@RaspberryPiNews No. You just need a thread running in the server mod. It is going to be a loop, which is going to wait the time loaded in config, and then send the message in the chat (the message will alsp be specified in server.properties.). Not that hard. I would implement it, if this old thing would decompile faster, and would have some documentation. If you want a high role, the docs are the best part for you. I am sure you will get admin, or core dev faster.

I doubt the usefulness for this feature. If you wanted to send messages every n-minutes you can write a python script for that.

> @RaspberryPiNews No. You just need a thread running in the server mod. It is going to be a loop, which is going to wait the time loaded in config, and then send the message in the chat (the message will alsp be specified in server.properties.). Not that hard. I would implement it, if this old thing would decompile faster, and would have some documentation. If you want a high role, the docs are the best part for you. I am sure you will get admin, or core dev faster. I doubt the usefulness for this feature. If you wanted to send messages every n-minutes you can write a python script for that.
Leha2 commented 2021-08-26 22:11:06 +00:00
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Nope. That would be useful, for

  • people who dunno python
  • people who cant run python
  • people who want a quick setup without anything else running (my case btw)
Nope. That would be useful, for * people who dunno python * people who cant run python * people who want a quick setup without anything else running (my case btw)
NoozAbooz commented 2021-08-26 22:17:01 +00:00
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This is out of reborn's scope, how many people do you think would actually find this helpful? Barely anyone runs a server and even less people have a public one that requires rules to be spammed in chat. Just do

minecraft-pi-reborn-server &
python3 rules.py
This is out of reborn's scope, how many people do you think would actually find this helpful? Barely anyone runs a server and even less people have a public one that requires rules to be spammed in chat. Just do ``` minecraft-pi-reborn-server & python3 rules.py ```
Ghost commented 2021-08-26 22:27:16 +00:00
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Timestamps out-of-the-box for chat would be helpful.

Timestamps out-of-the-box for chat would be helpful.
TheBrokenRail commented 2021-11-03 00:23:32 +00:00
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Pretty much everything is already covered by other messages, closing.

Pretty much everything is already covered by other messages, closing.
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