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Drblaze2 wrote:Not gonna lie, I'm pretty excited for Total Brat :D

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DrPain wrote:Lestat (and creators of these) - thanks - incredibly useful and I've already installed png's Wicked personality as well.

One more question ... how does the tease delete local media permanently? Great feature ... just curious how the coding/practicalities of that work.

Thanks
DrP

DrPain wrote:Lestat (and creators of these) - thanks - incredibly useful and I've already installed png's Wicked personality as well.

One more question ... how does the tease delete local media permanently? Great feature ... just curious how the coding/practicalities of that work.

Thanks
DrP

Drblaze2 wrote:Not gonna lie, I'm pretty excited for Total Brat :D

DrPain wrote:One more question ... how does the tease delete local media permanently? Great feature ... just curious how the coding/practicalities of that work.

Thanks
DrP

My.Computer.FileSystem.DeleteFile("C:\test.txt")

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There are still ways of recovering them using forensics tools but most people won't know about that.. After deletion the file is still on the hard drive but the references to it are removed and the OS marks the space as empty. It's similar to removing the contents page of a book, the content is still there but no longer accessible easily. Then when the OS next writes a file to the drive it'll use the parts that are marked as empty thus overwriting the deleted file.

The only way to delete a file permanently is to overwrite it several times and then delete it.

OxiKlein wrote:I think what the allow deletion flag in the settings does is that it tell the program to, or not to, select any scripts with @DeleteLocalImage in them when you click "Select Available" in the scripts tab.

if (line contains "@DeleteLocalImage")
	if (DeleteAllowed)
		My.Computer.FileSystem.DeleteFile(lastShownImagePath)

Mat wrote:As a script idea, I just thought someone could create a module based on a snakes and ladders game,

I suppose most would just say stroke x amount or edge but some squares could include tasks/instructions.. the more I think about this the more ideas I'm getting.. I might actually try a bit of scripting.. it'll take a long while though as I'm a bit busy..

A few ideas for it, I've put them in a spoiler in case you want some surprises..

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- Trying to make a different "board" every time it's played, this should be ok with variables.. to store the location of the snakes/ladders and how many squares to move..

- A random number of strokes per square (within reason of course)

- Special squares that have different tasks, such as:
Edging
Cbt
Deleting pics to go forward
Deleting pics to not go back

- A random image for each square

The idea is to set the number of strokes either with #Random or in a vocab file and the same for the special squares, except for the deleting stuff, as that will probably need to be in the main module file until Patch 48 gives the @CallReturn command

Any suggestions would be welcome

Also when a module includes cbt, if you say "let me stop" does it stop the cbt or skip completely over the module that called it?

@SetVar[LadSnake]=[0]

(roll dice)
@SystemMessage Rolling dice... @Goto(dice1,dice2,dice3,dice4,dice5,dice6) @RapidCodeOn
(dice1)
@NullResponse @ChangeVar[LadSnake]=[LadSnake]+[1]
@SystemMessage Number 1  @Goto(move)
(dice2)
@NullResponse @ChangeVar[LadSnake]=[LadSnake]+[2]
@SystemMessage Number 2 @Goto(move)
(dice3)
@NullResponse @ChangeVar[LadSnake]=[LadSnake]+[3]
@SystemMessage Number 3 @Goto(move)
(dice4)
@NullResponse @ChangeVar[LadSnake]=[LadSnake]+[4]
@SystemMessage Number 4 @Goto(move)
(dice5)
@NullResponse @ChangeVar[LadSnake]=[LadSnake]+[5]
@SystemMessage Number 5 @Goto(move)
(dice6)
@NullResponse @ChangeVar[LadSnake]=[LadSnake]+[6]
@SystemMessage Number 6 @Goto(move)

(move)
@NullResponse @RapidCodeOn
@NullResponse @If[LadSnake]=[1]Then(Space 1)
@NullResponse @If[LadSnake]=[2]Then(Space 2)
@NullResponse @If[LadSnake]=[3]Then(Space 3)
....

DancingShadows wrote:This isn't so much of a problem as it is just a question but is there a specific trigger to get your dome to invite one of the chat friends into the tease? I'm just curious about this because it seems to happen at very rare intervals and I was wondering if there was a way to change that?

pepsifreak wrote:

DancingShadows wrote:This isn't so much of a problem as it is just a question but is there a specific trigger to get your dome to invite one of the chat friends into the tease? I'm just curious about this because it seems to happen at very rare intervals and I was wondering if there was a way to change that?

That is just a module like anything else. You could duplicate the "Glitter Module_1.txt" and "Glitter Module_1_EDGING.txt" files in "Scripts\Wicked Tease\Modules" a couple of times to increase the chances of running into it, since modules are played at random.

But a better option would be to make your own modules featuring glitter contacts to go with it and then of course share them :P