Inventory Tweaks [1.12 only]

Inventory Tweaks [1.12 only]

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[Feature Request] Config to enable/disable in-game chat greeter

SethWilliamson opened this issue ยท 10 comments

commented

Example:
# Display message when InvTweaks loads [Default:True]
enableGreeter=true

Reasoning
When the game is heavily modded (I run 196 mods for example) the chat gets awfully spammy on login. I think it would be nice to provide a configurable option to disable non-actionable join messages such as "InvTweaks: Configuration Loaded."

commented

@netzgeist I agree.

I was just about to make a issue requesting this when I found this existing issue, and was excited to see that it's been aded, but incredibly bummed to learn it was 1.8-only.

Really tempted to see if it's even practical to cherry pick just that update, back into the 1.7.10 branch, and build a version myself....

commented

@netzgeist (and maybe @SethWilliamson or @Zaflis) I have done a bit of a hackjob and made a 1.7.10 version with this configuration option.

you can find it here: https://github.com/1337-Tacos/inventory-tweaks (compile it using gradle, or download the ready-to-go jar)

I have tested it myself thoroughly, but as I have cherry-picked specific changes from upstream, I cannot guarantee that I did not screw something up.

commented

Any further help on this? I am currently unable to filter this message and I want to

commented

See c385de0 / #258

Not in a release yet, but latest dev (for MC 1.8 only) has that change in it.

commented

So there's no chance to get that changed in the 1.7.10 branch? That version is modded minecraft for most users I guess

commented

Is this in 1.10.2 ? The enableConfigLoadedMesssage setting seems to be ignored and the message shows in chat even when set to false (which is default i believe).

commented

It's not really a 'greeter' -- it can happen midgame if you change a config file. It just happens at the start because any messages during loading (such as when it gets initially loaded) get saved until there's a game to display them in.

commented

Fair enough. It would still be really nice to have a config option to help with the signal-to-noise ratio. I prefer to only get messages that require some sort of action from me in response. Others prefer a lot of status and informational messages. A config option would allow everyone to be happy.

commented
commented

I don't know what to look at in the file. I tried adding this into config file but it was ignored and removed when config was loaded:
enableConfigLoadedMesssage=false
...then noticed 3rd 's' and also tried this but it didn't help:
enableConfigLoadedMessage=false