BUPA Chat

Split talk into OOC global and local, Admin, PD, EMS, Gang — or any category you invent, each with its own command, colour and rules.

Global OOC reaches the whole server for questions and coordination; local OOC stays in earshot. Like any channel it takes its own tags, colour and length limit — censor the name, show the ID, or lock it behind a role.

The admin channel is gated by ACE permissions and painted in its own alert colour, so staff chatter never bleeds into public chat. It can even rewrite the sender's name to their Discord nickname, keeping reports clean and accountable.

Civilian — the PD channel is hidden.

On duty — the PD channel unlocks.

Hour, server ID, character name, job and grade, even Discord roles — every tag toggles and recolours on its own.

No mask — the name shows.

Masked — identity hidden.

Private messages carry their own purple styling and separate sender / receiver views — quiet conversations that never touch the main feed.

Arrow up and down to walk back through the last fifty things you sent — messages and commands alike, ready to fire again.

Shift + Up opens your full history as a list — scroll it, pick any line, and send it again in a single keystroke.

Tab completes the command you’re typing, or cycles between channels when the input is empty.

Commands fire with or without a slash — 'me waves' or '/me waves'. One switch in config decides what your server allows.

A built-in picker with categories and search — type ':fire' or browse the grid. The whole list is editable.

/dice rolls a number in front of everyone nearby — set your own min and max, from a coin flip to a hundred-sided roll.

/rps plays out with a quick animation — a small thing players reach for more than you’d expect.

One switch decides whether /me and /do can be spammed or held to a single active line at a time.

Emote commands are plain config — copy the example, add an animation, a head-text style and a chat output, and you've got a new command.

A subtle indicator floats above anyone typing, so a conversation reads as alive before the message even lands.

Turn on IDs above heads while chat is open — template, distance and styling all configurable, from a bare [12] to name-and-role.

Messages from your Discord channels appear in game chat with their own tags, and in-game messages log back out through webhooks.

Welcome lines, scheduled auto-broadcasts, and native txAdmin styling for announcements, restarts and direct messages.

Accent colour, position, font size, density, sounds, notifications and a streamer mode that hides history — saved per player, right in the UI.

Channels, tags, colours and permissions — all right there, commented, ready to change.