script

[Nerses]

is there a script which blocks the chat for a particular resource? If Yes then tell me where to get them.

[King12]

addEventHandler( "onChatMessage", resourceRoot, function (    ) 
cancelEvent ( true ) 
end ) 

it should work.

[crismar]

  
function cancelChat() 
cancelEvent() 
end 
addEventHandler("onPlayerChat", resourceRoot, cancelChat) 
  

Also use the priority argument for addEventHandler.

Edited October 19, 2014 by Guest

[#DRAGON!FIRE]

  
function cancelChat() 
cancelEvent() 
end 
addEventHandler("onPlayerChat", resourceRoot, cancelChat, "high") 
  

Also use the priority argument for addEventHandler.

!!

[King12]

  
function cancelChat() 
cancelEvent() 
end 
addEventHandler("onPlayerChat", resourceRoot, cancelChat, "high") 
  

Also use the priority argument for addEventHandler.

[crismar]

Ok that priority argument was the dumbest idea I could ever have lol.

[Nerses]

help

[Bonsai]

Question is why you want to do that.

If its uncompiled you could just edit it.

If its not, then its probably not that cool to block outputs, such as credits.

But you could just add a function to the resource that you want to block and overwrite the "outputChatBox" function.

[Nerses]

Question is why you want to do that.

If its uncompiled you could just edit it.

If its not, then its probably not that cool to block outputs, such as credits.

But you could just add a function to the resource that you want to block and overwrite the "outputChatBox" function.

This script is compiled so I want to find a particular script which will close the access of the resource to the chat. If you are not difficult please help. I would be grateful.

[Nerses]

up

[Nerses]

Hellllpppppppppppppp

[Mr_Moose]

If you read your replies you don't need to spam this entire topic, you got the correct answer from King12 already in the second post, here it is again:

addEventHandler( "onChatMessage", resourceRoot, function (    ) 
cancelEvent ( true ) 
end ) 

That little piece of code works excellent and don't mention compiled again unless you somehow managed to compile your meta file to, (is that even possible). You'll add this into the resource, not the compiled script files, also note that you're using this at your own risk, read the included license (if there is any) and make sure it's not someone's credits you're trying to remove.