HuskChat 2.1 adds group private messages, makes social and local spy persistent across restarts, fixes numerous bugs and adds Hungarian locales.
- Add support for private messaging a group, new config options (#42)
- Use /msg User1,User2 <message> to privately message multiple people at once. Useful for coordinating on a group project on busy servers.
- You can reply with /r as normal and the message will be sent to all group members.
- Group PMs appear with a (+X) indicating how many people are in the group. Hover over this in chat to view the list. Click it to suggest the correct /msg command.
- Admins can choose to enable or disable this and configure the maximum number of people one can message
- Local and social spy persistence courtesy of @TrueWinter in #30
- Your /socialspy and /localspy toggle state will now persist between restarts.
- Add Hungarian language courtesy of @MalzSmith in #26
- Escape player name to prevent text formatting courtesy of @TrueWinter in #32
- This affected players who had names prepended and appended with a double underscore, where their names would appear underlined.
- Added case insensitive emoji config option courtesy of @TrueWinter in #33
- This lets you accept :sMiLe: in addition to :smile: to produce the correct emoji, if you want to do some wacky stuff with that.
- Fixed a typo on a message courtesy of @notjoshmiles in #18
- Added permission check before sending social/local spy messages courtesy of @TrueWinter in #38
- If you lose permission to use socialspy, it will now automatically toggle you out of it.
- Added socialspy bypass permissions courtesy of @ironboundred in #39
- If you're an admin and don't want your mods spying on your funny business, you can use the new huskchat.command.socialspy.bypass permission node to prevent them from spying on you.
- Other users with this node will still be able to spy on you.
- You can now send messages to channels (e.g. g <message>) and use the /huskchat command via your proxy server's console, courtesy of @TrueWinter in #41
- Fixed some inconsistencies and double-sending issues occurring with the /msg command.
- Docs are now available on https://william278.net/docs/ and the link has been updated to reflect this. The docs on the GitHub wiki are synchronized with the docs on the site.
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