Chat experiment discussion
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I'm gald you can read all that It took me a bit to find the irc.. And i'm still not sure. But I got what ya mean wokka. My monitor is too small, old CRT cube screenwokka1 wrote: This is how I do it: http://i.imgur.com/HfQMN.jpg
But i manage
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Thanks for the suggestion about how to overlay them. I tend to use a lot of my widescreen monitor for Minecraft so I may have to change that. (But I never thought I'd need 2 monitors.)
My biggest issue is not the overlay or size. It's that if I don't hit escape (and get the "return to Minecraft, exit, etc." screen) before changing focus to the webchat, sometimes I can't get focus back in Minecraft (clicking on Minecraft brings it to the front, but Minecraft refuses to respond to keystrokes). Once in a great while, I can get it to work again, but usually I have to kill the client and restart it when this happens. I have no idea why this is happening.
My biggest issue is not the overlay or size. It's that if I don't hit escape (and get the "return to Minecraft, exit, etc." screen) before changing focus to the webchat, sometimes I can't get focus back in Minecraft (clicking on Minecraft brings it to the front, but Minecraft refuses to respond to keystrokes). Once in a great while, I can get it to work again, but usually I have to kill the client and restart it when this happens. I have no idea why this is happening.
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The issue I, and I'm sure others, have is that there may be times where a user logs in as someone else. This obviously leads to a whole host of issues and confusion. It's also possible to have multiple chat windows open, and thus impersonate multiple users at once. I like the convenience it gives, but running on trust just doesn't seem like it's worth it to me. I've seen this done before, and it's terrible to be honest.
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Its all logged, and I can track people by their IP and compare to what they login to the game server and forums. If I catch anyone not using their MC name, they will be warned, suspended or banned.
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There are, at the moment, four users whose identity can be guaranteed on the IRC channel: Lord_Mountbatten, mydrox, wokka, and SachielOne. We have ops on the IRC channel, and thus have to use an identification code when logged in to IRC. You can't see this from in-game, but on IRC the four of us will have @ in front of our names if it is indeed us there.
Perhaps the mods could have a similar setup, but with Voice instead. That could cut down on the confusion. Also, if possible, the user status could maybe be displayed in front of the names in-game.
Perhaps the mods could have a similar setup, but with Voice instead. That could cut down on the confusion. Also, if possible, the user status could maybe be displayed in front of the names in-game.
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don't have much choice with the plugin setup Sach, and like I said, I log everything, if someone is breaking the rules, they will suffere the consequences in game
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Sach missed my name, which is password protected. So i am always me.
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Why is my "holla mota" comment on red ? WHAT DID I DO WRONG !? D; omg!
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Because I was logged in as mota, and whenever someone types your name, it highlights it for you.
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Oh that's quite a neat feature.
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Why is SneakyPie logged in nine times? :O No wonder there's so much lag!wokka1 wrote:Here's my work setup, this is on 19" monitor and instead of using my command line irc, I have the webchat loaded.
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The funny thing is I haven't been online at all today.MKindy wrote:Why is SneakyPie logged in nine times? :O No wonder there's so much lag!wokka1 wrote:Here's my work setup, this is on 19" monitor and instead of using my command line irc, I have the webchat loaded.
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Also Wokka, what build are you using? That looks a lot like Damn Small Linux, with a custom skin.
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Those are java threads for the garbage collection routines, plus if that happened to be during a backup or save, he could be logged in a couple of extra times for those processes. See, something you guys don't know, SneakyPie is the secret ingredient we have running the game server... he's ALL over the serverMKindy wrote:Why is SneakyPie logged in nine times? :O No wonder there's so much lag!
That build is called crunchbang, built off of Ubuntu with an openbox desktop frontend. It's a sleek, fast setup.MKindy wrote:Also Wokka, what build are you using? That looks a lot like Damn Small Linux, with a custom skin.
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