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  • We've added LLM sections to our Terms & Rules and Resource Rules, for everyone's sanity & in-game safety.
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    a. Do not replace your voice with an LLM. This goes for your posts and your scripts. Drafting and editing with a tool is fine, but don't take you out of what you share.
    b. Do not replace your EQ character's voice with an LLM. We don't want scripts that speak over /ooc, /shout or other public channels. This has been an unwritten rule that's kept casino scripts off the site for decades, but we're now compelled to make it clear: keep automated communication private.

    Why Does RG Review Scripts?
    Nearly every LLM-written Lua script we see is making your character do impossible things, and rarely in a way that's beneficial to you. We've seen heavy server hammering, /target over impossible distances when /nav spawn would passively accomplish the same thing, a spawn search that fires 20+ times per second, and other pointless actions that are likely annoying GMs.

    You are welcome to use LLMs as a tool to structure, draft, and edit your work, but please read critically before hitting /lua run
AugCheck

Utility AugCheck 1.8

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There is now an optional field to search by stat! You can check your augs for AC, HP, or heroic stats. You don't need the 'h'. Just use:

/lua run augcheck <empty|filled|all> <type#> <stat>
Ex: /lua run augcheck filled 9 dex -- Displays status of filled type 9 slots with hDex

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Moved the 'No empty Type # slots' message out of a loop and fixed a print typo

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  • Filled slots now display links so that you can see what the aug is at a click
  • You can now only check for filled slots (including specific type numbers)
  • Message the user if there aren't any empty slots found
  • Cleaned up the color and new line formatting
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Many thanks to @jande for showing me a method to have a Lua to either remain running or to close when complete, as well as the importance of unbinding commands when ending. You can now run in two modes:

1) /lua run augcheck -- Keeps AugCheck running so that further checks can be done using /augcheck
2) /lua run augcheck (empty/all) (Type 1-22) -- Runs AugCheck with selected arguments and then closes
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