Author Topic: Is there a Blockland file with the swear words for the filter?  (Read 2557 times)

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I'm just wondering.


You don't seem to have any experience with anything.

nor-nor is right, but it would be pretty easy to write a client- or server-sided mod (like the e-tard filter) that censors any instances of the words you define in a text file.

How does the swear filter work then? There has to be some sort of script.

How does the swear filter work then? There has to be some sort of script.
It's compiled into the game.

It's compiled into the game.
How does that work? I figured that when you publish a game, all of your scripts, and models, ect, are separated into folders instead of just one huge exe file.

blockland/config/client/prefs.cs

$Pref::Chat::CurseList

thats the preference with all the swears

How does that work? I figured that when you publish a game, all of your scripts, and models, ect, are separated into folders instead of just one huge exe file.
All of the models and scripts are in separate folders. Badspot just chose to include the censorship as part of the underlying code rather than as a modifiable script.

How does that work? I figured that when you publish a game, all of your scripts, and models, ect, are separated into folders instead of just one huge exe file.
most of the things are separate but a few scripts like the Hammer/Wrench/Printer/Wand are compiled into the game

blockland/config/client/prefs.cs

$Pref::Chat::CurseList

thats the preference with all the swears
Ah, thanks. I never noticed that. What I said about the censorship being compiled into the game is still true, but it stores the words as variables that scripts can access.
« Last Edit: May 28, 2012, 12:28:50 AM by TheRealMint »

Oh god lol
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$Pref::Chat::CurseList = "bitch,stuff,forget,fuk,cunt,monday,niglet,starfish, ass ,friend, cigarette , cigarettes ,suck my, richard, rooster , kike ,";

Good thing "brother" isn't on there.


Oh god lol


It took me a while to realise suck and my will only be censored when toegether, which is good.