Dear Wulf,

I have made some specific Reign of Kings specific modifications to your Logger.cs plugin.
I have actually written a long message detailing the changes but because I had no account got all lost, that is why I will make it short now.

Some of the changes:
- everything chat related is now logged in chatlog file
- messages form specific chats get specific tags in the log file
- reciever of '/whisper'-messages is no longer logged as its sender in the chatlog file

I know that my modifications are chaotic because I have no experience with C# so it was lerning by doing and looking at other plugins but maybe you are able to clean it up a little and make it universal, incorporate it into the plugin or publish it as a Reign of Kings specific version of your plugin.


Yours faithfully,

Genius Play Unique

Moderator edit: Please do not post or link random versions of plugins. If you have a change to suggest, please let the author know and they'll look into it.

"Moderator edit: Please do not post or link random versions of plugins. If you have a change to suggest, please let the author know and they'll look into it."

To the Moderator regarding 'Moderator edit': Yes, if have changes to suggest and guess what I was trying to do.
Wulf does not accept personal messages, I guess because s-/he is an admin and would otherwise get a shitload of spam so I wanted to give her/him the chance to look at my modifications first without having to contact me to get the code. That way s-/he could decide whether or not it is worth her/his time.
But if you know another way to contact Wulf and let her/him have a look on the modified code please let me know.

I saw the changes, I made the edit. I'll be looking into the changes when able, thanks.

Ah ok.

PS: I have found some problems in my modified version (mainly that if '/whisper' is toggled it doesn't log the whispered messages properly) but I found a way to get around it. If you want to I can send you the "fixed" version after you have reviewed the other modifications if you deemed them useful.