Blockland Glass Chat Recorder

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This allows you to record (aka keep a chatlog) of any Blockland Glass chat room that you have open.
All chat logs are saved to Add-Ons/ClientBLGHistory/chatlogs/{date}/{room name}{time started}.txt.

Use /StartRecording to begin recording a chatroom, and /StopRecording to stop recording it.

Additionally, you can type in /help in any chatroom to see other commands.

Other notable commands:

/autoRecord - Toggles automatically recording a chatroom when you open it.

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[Drydess]

are we able to copypaste from the glass chat yet

[PhantOS]

You should add a pref for automatically recording it, and a max file size pref of how many letters can be stored

[Kyuande]

Why is this not an official feature?

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You should add a pref for automatically recording it

Done. You can now use /autoRecord in a chatroom to automatically start recording it everytime you open it.

[Marios]

A useful tool for sure. I do remember you made an in-game chat recorder as well. With this, would you be considered the master of recording chat?

[mctwist]

A useful tool for sure. I do remember you made an in-game chat recorder as well. With this, would you be considered the master of recording chat?

He might be working for NSA.

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Version 1.0.2:

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+ Fixed bug that would cause your prefs.cs to have a syntax error in them when you autorecorded a chatroom


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For people whose Blockland preferences keep getting reset, if you have this add-on installed, please update it to the latest version. I didn't know that defining global variables like this:

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$Pref::Client::AutoRecord["General Discussion"] = 1;would be exported into prefs.cs like this:

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$Pref::Client::AutoRecordGeneral Discussion = 1; (this isn't the actual variable name; it's just an example)
Exporting global variables like that, as you probably know, would cause a syntax error.

The newest version has fixed this, but Glass still reports some people who are still using the offending version.
Update your add-ons.

To fix your prefs.cs, remove all global variables with a space in their name.

[Electrk.]

He might be working for NSA.

notice how he didn't respond to this allegation

[Becquerel]

He might be working for NSA.

notice how he didn't respond to this allegation

[Ipquarx]

Global variables in blockland are sort of in a fringe between technically not possible and entirely reason
like, no, you're not supposed to have any sort of special characters like spaces or parenthesis in a global variable. It's invalid syntax. But put it in the square brackets and it's totally valid. W0t. But then you realize that a global variable is really, internally, just a named pointer to some piece of data, and that name can be literally anything, and then it's okay.

[mctwist]

notice how he didn't respond to this allegation

More like that he haven't removed it already. Therefore he's most certainly not.

[Electrk.]

More like that he haven't removed it already. Therefore he's most certainly not.

ah yes but that would cause more suspicion, which he certainly does not want.

[mctwist]

ah yes but that would cause more suspicion, which he certainly does not want.

Alas, he's doing a double and is tricking both of us.