Denied Chat Prefix in newest 1.8.3 update

[xNuminousx]

I don't know why but I couldn't post this in Bug Reports so.... I guess I'll "suggest" this to be fixed? Idk

So there's this new prefix thing. You are able to define WHAT the prefix will be:

I set those options, they are not default

As I like the ability to have a little more customizable options this seems a bit flawed I guess? Correct me if I'm wrong; I feel as though I am missing something.


With the config options I have showed you, it displays the set prefix PLUS a pk prefix? Am I using the prefix option wrong? Is it supposed to be something like this?


I don't know if I'm the only one who thinks it's a bit deceiving to be able to have a set prefix and a custom one.... Maybe I just used it wrong in the first screenshot lol.

 

[Simplicitee]

Nonono you misunderstood. The chat prefix is ProjectKorra. That itself has a prefix and a suffix, so you could do something of the sorts like <ProjectKorra> or [ProjectKorra] or (ProjectKorra), hope you get the point. You can't remove ProjectKorra from it.

 

[ndude5]

Darn, that takes up a lot of space. I guess it doesn't matter that much. I think it'd look better if you could just do [PK] or something

 

[xNuminousx]

Nonono you misunderstood. The chat prefix is ProjectKorra. That itself has a prefix and a suffix, so you could do something of the sorts like <ProjectKorra> or [ProjectKorra] or (ProjectKorra), hope you get the point. You can't remove ProjectKorra from it.

So it's to make the brackets rather than the words? You should really define that somewhere...

 

[MeskenasBoii]

So it's to make the brackets rather than the words? You should really define that somewhere...

The Wiki... oh wait, its death xD

P.S. You have to post bugs in here: http://projectkorra.com/support-tickets/open?department=1

 

[Simplicitee]

So it's to make the brackets rather than the words? You should really define that somewhere...

We thought it was obvious

 

[xNuminousx]

We thought it was obvious

It's okay. I'm an idiot. I don't see obvious things. I look for the big picture. But if I didn't get it, you should assume others wouldn't to.

 

[OmniCypher]

I don't know why but I couldn't post this in Bug Reports so.... I guess I'll "suggest" this to be fixed? Idk

So there's this new prefix thing. You are able to define WHAT the prefix will be:
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I set those options, they are not default

As I like the ability to have a little more customizable options this seems a bit flawed I guess? Correct me if I'm wrong; I feel as though I am missing something.

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With the config options I have showed you, it displays the set prefix PLUS a pk prefix? Am I using the prefix option wrong? Is it supposed to be something like this?

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I don't know if I'm the only one who thinks it's a bit deceiving to be able to have a set prefix and a custom one.... Maybe I just used it wrong in the first screenshot lol.

The configuration options are for the "ProjectKorra" prefix itself, the prefix's prefix, and the prefix's suffix. As an example, a prefix of '[' and a suffix of '] ' will result in the branding prefix "[ProjectKorra] ". (Colors are to denote where specific elements go)

If you understand the basics of String concatenation in Java, a simpler way of showing this is

brandingPrefix = prefix + brandingPrefix + suffix;

 

[xNuminousx]

The configuration options are for the "ProjectKorra" prefix itself, the prefix's prefix, and the prefix's suffix. As an example, a prefix of '[' and a suffix of '] ' will result in the branding prefix "[ProjectKorra] ". (Colors are to denote where specific elements go)

If you understand the basics of String concatenation in Java, a simpler way of showing this is

brandingPrefix = prefix + brandingPrefix + suffix;

Yes, I know this now.

 

[Loony]

It's okay. I'm an idiot. I don't see obvious things. I look for the big picture. But if I didn't get it, you should assume others wouldn't to.

It actually isn't obvious, most people would assume the prefix is the actual 'ProjectKorra' part.