Feb 6, 2018, 01:57 PM
Explain your suggestion, in detail:
Right now, the /note command does a very simple task, it creates a note that displays text when you hover over it. This is nice until you have lots to write about and end up with 6 or 7 notes to get your paragraph across. My suggestion is instead of the note displaying the desired text, it will display the title of the note, and players are able to press E on the note to open a window which will display the text that the note owner has written in a text window. Text formatting would be nice but is just an added bonus.
Explain why the suggestion should be implemented:
This will allow for more in-depth displaying of text, instead of needing to write loads of text and display it on a note, you can instead write it in the text box (maybe with formatting). An example of a roleplay that could be used is displaying procedures on a notepad, like on the Presidential Floor, a note in the security office could be titled "How to deal with armed suspects on the floor". Pressing E on the note reveals a text window which reads the lengthy procedure on what to do in the case of an emergency on the Presidential Floor, how to secure the President and how to deal with the suspects. That's just one possibility out of probably hundreds that this could unlock, with what I'd imagine (I'm no scriptwriter) to be a fairly easy script to write.
Right now, the /note command does a very simple task, it creates a note that displays text when you hover over it. This is nice until you have lots to write about and end up with 6 or 7 notes to get your paragraph across. My suggestion is instead of the note displaying the desired text, it will display the title of the note, and players are able to press E on the note to open a window which will display the text that the note owner has written in a text window. Text formatting would be nice but is just an added bonus.
Explain why the suggestion should be implemented:
This will allow for more in-depth displaying of text, instead of needing to write loads of text and display it on a note, you can instead write it in the text box (maybe with formatting). An example of a roleplay that could be used is displaying procedures on a notepad, like on the Presidential Floor, a note in the security office could be titled "How to deal with armed suspects on the floor". Pressing E on the note reveals a text window which reads the lengthy procedure on what to do in the case of an emergency on the Presidential Floor, how to secure the President and how to deal with the suspects. That's just one possibility out of probably hundreds that this could unlock, with what I'd imagine (I'm no scriptwriter) to be a fairly easy script to write.