Dirac reports: Add a way for players to view ... #4654
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Dirac reports a bug:
Player position:
Player look:
Player information:
Player meta:
Log identifier
Profiler save:
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Teleport command:
Compass command:
What's the usecase? And how long should that history go back?
Gone is gone. Anything else will only result in more work for the admin.
Personally, I just want to know if I accidentally deleted something while busy (e.g. fighting Voice). Could go back 25-50 entries for the current session, and be only viewable via command (i.e. a power user's tool).
Ultimately, this probably becomes less useful once the click/drag fixes are merged. I wrote this issue while annoyed that I apparently accidentally deleted a bunch of rainbow that as wdropped while fighting voice (presumably happened due to inventory shuffling to make space for other drops).
The new trashcan mechanic which allows recovery of up to four items should defend against missclicks of that sort, unless you trash half an inventory first and then notice something is missing. If you really wish to clean up, open the trashcan tab and shift click the items you want to get rid of into the trashcan, review, then flush.
Unfortunately we can't defend against everything. If there is really something you desperately need to know, we can look up in the log what got trashed and try to recover unique things like your diary. This is not a game mechanic though, rather an emergency measure. We cannot restore items that got lost this way.
To not give this impression, I'd rather not implement the suggested command.
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