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: This option also controls whether Kore should reply to [[Chat Commands]], and whether admin messages (e.g. the welcome text) will be shown in [[XKore|X-Kore]]. | : This option also controls whether Kore should reply to [[Chat Commands]], and whether admin messages (e.g. the welcome text) will be shown in [[XKore|X-Kore]]. | ||
: | : Console command '''verbose''' can be used to toggle this option on (which will set it to level 1) and off. | ||
[[Category:config.txt]] | [[Category:config.txt]] | ||
[[Category:Console Command]] | [[Category:Console Command]] | ||
Revision as of 13:42, 22 April 2010
- verbose [<number>]
- Internally, every message has a certain verbosity level that determines whether they should be printed in the console or not. A message's verbosity level must be lower or equal to the number set in this option for it to be displayed in the console.
- The higher the value you set in this option, the more messages will be displayed in the console. If this option is set to 0, Kore will only print the most important messages (e.g. connection messages).
- This option also controls whether Kore should reply to Chat Commands, and whether admin messages (e.g. the welcome text) will be shown in X-Kore.
- Console command verbose can be used to toggle this option on (which will set it to level 1) and off.