i am currently making a mesh chat room...i want a command thet lets you kick another player from chat how do i do this
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slayerrobe7 wrote:
i am currently making a mesh chat room...i want a command thet lets you kick another player from chat how do i do this
As far as I know, this is only possible in Panther, because Scratch doesn't have a block to report mesh IP address.
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ok ill use panther
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Purika wrote:
TRocket wrote:
Overture wrote:
What is a 'mesh chat room'?
look over in AT
I know I should know this, but what does AT stand for?
Advanced Topics.
I moved the thread over there.

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Servine wrote:
Well, In Panther, you could make a...
When I recieved [Get Kicked, Smelly Jelly]
Leave Mesh
broadcast [Show screen saying that I have been kicked]
That would cause everyone to be kicked out. Remember, broadcasts are received on all programs.
And someone could easily tamper with the code to prevent themselves from being kicked out.
The real way (using Panther) would be to require a program to send it's IP and if the IP is on a blacklist, the message won't be distributed.
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There are no Mesh Chat commands. Only broadcasts and variables can be transferred from one project to another. Variables on the connected project do not actually change, the variable name and value appear in the sensor-value reporter-block.
You cannot block people from joining Mesh, nor can you "kick" people out of Mesh. There are currently no blocks/options to do that.
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Magnie wrote:
There are no Mesh Chat commands. Only broadcasts and variables can be transferred from one project to another. Variables on the connected project do not actually change, the variable name and value appear in the sensor-value reporter-block.
You cannot block people from joining Mesh, nor can you "kick" people out of Mesh. There are currently no blocks/options to do that.
Using a whitelist you can prevent from everyone else getting their message if all posts in a chatbox go through the host.
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cheddargirl wrote:
Purika wrote:
TRocket wrote:
look over in ATI know I should know this, but what does AT stand for?
Advanced Topics.
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I moved the thread over there.
Thanks!
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SJRCS_011 wrote:
Magnie wrote:
There are no Mesh Chat commands. Only broadcasts and variables can be transferred from one project to another. Variables on the connected project do not actually change, the variable name and value appear in the sensor-value reporter-block.
You cannot block people from joining Mesh, nor can you "kick" people out of Mesh. There are currently no blocks/options to do that.Using a whitelist you can prevent from everyone else getting their message if all posts in a chatbox go through the host.
You can't really block people from connecting though.
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Magnie wrote:
SJRCS_011 wrote:
Magnie wrote:
There are no Mesh Chat commands. Only broadcasts and variables can be transferred from one project to another. Variables on the connected project do not actually change, the variable name and value appear in the sensor-value reporter-block.
You cannot block people from joining Mesh, nor can you "kick" people out of Mesh. There are currently no blocks/options to do that.Using a whitelist you can prevent from everyone else getting their message if all posts in a chatbox go through the host.
You can't really block people from connecting though.
That's true.
And people could mess around with the code so their true IP address won't be shown, but it's the best you can do without custom blocks.
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try this You need python to host the server, ask the person who made it how to ban ips.
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