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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.
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    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.

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Utility CustomBinds (core plugins)

Via: https://gitlab.com/redguides/VeryVanilla/-/merge_requests/423

There was a change request made to update the CustomBinds plugin, to suppor the use of standard INI files as a replacement to TXT files it's used previously. It was also requested, that the udpate does a one time conversion from TXT to INI, resave to INI and mark the old TXT config file as safe to delete.

This commit delivers that change request.

The core functionality of the plugin has not been touched. Neither have the actions that trigger load or save of the plugin configuration. What has changed, is how the configuration is persisted, as opposed to when.

That is to say, the plugin will behave as before, but use INI files in preference to TXT files.

The is the code delivery for git issue # 246. here. There is also a forum discussion about it here.
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