Hello all !

I'm new here, and I'm new with C#, I usually code in JS with React and Node for the web.

So I have a question, I would like to do just a little thing. 

I want to replace the message of player onPlayerChat. 

I have make a code like this : 

private object OnPlayerChat(BasePlayer player, string message, Chat.ChatChannel channel) { 
            if(message.Equals("test")) {
                player.ChatMessage($"<color=#e74c3c>[Joueur]</color><color=#aaa69d> ->{player.displayName}</color> {message}");
                return true;
            }
            return null;
}

But just the player who send the message see the message, and I want what this message are see on a globalchat ? 

And, it the same thing for that : 

 player.SendConsoleCommand("chat.add", 2, 76561############, $"<color=#e74c3c>ReaperBot</color><color=#aaa69d> -></color> [INFOS] Le wipe a démarré le Jeudi 19/11 à 20h et était un BP Wipe.");

Just the player who send the message see the message. How can I do to see this message in a global chat ? 

Thank you,

Good day

Yeah I have already use PrinToChat, but I want to send in the chat in place of the player. If I use PrintToChat it's like a broadcast.

I would like, if the player send "hello", the message are formated to be "<player> hello"

I have see the method rust.sendChatMessage(), it's work for that ? 

Like this :

rust.SendChatMessage(player, $"<color=#e74c3c>[Joueurs]</color> <color=#1bb8db>{player.displayName}</color> ->", message, player.UserIDString);

Ok I have test with a friend and the message is send only to the sender, so not working

Anybody have an idea to do that ?  just add a prefix when player send message on the message., but I don't know how to do that .

Thank you

This would be the recommendated way, which is universal:

private object OnUserChat(IPlayer player, string message)
{
    if (message.Equals("test"))
    {
        server.Broadcast($"[#e74c3c][Joueur][/#][#aaa69d] ->{player.Name}[/#] {message}");
        return true;
    }

    return null;
}

This would be a Rust-specific way:

private object OnPlayerChat(BasePlayer player, string message)
{
    if (message.Equals("test"))
    {
        PrintToChat($"<color=#e74c3c>[Joueur]</color><color=#aaa69d> ->{player.displayName}</color> {message}");
        return true;
    }

    return null;
}