#Black [LUA] tag for dungeons

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compact stone
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A tag that replaces [MOD] for dungeons that use lua mods. This'll be especially useful once we can search by tag in this way; Sometimes I'm looking for a somewhat grounded experience, but I don't want any dungeons with custom music or the like to be excluded from that search.

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it doesn't HAVE to be black with white text that was just my idea

scarlet dove
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It is notable that using other programming languages (such a javascript) has been brought up as a possibility. I think having a general symbol / tag for any scripting language would be best if this is done

compact stone
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sure that works

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because the normal one is blue

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so a navy would fit

final yoke
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Okay but what if you have both mods and Lua

uneven mauve
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Being lua

flat grove
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eh

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probably "Scripting" or smth

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since lua isnt the only possible scripting language technically

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but i do like the idea indeed

compact stone
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SCRIPT would work yes

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ty

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(LUA was just the same length as MOD hehe)

scarlet dove
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I actually think it could be best to have both. Maybe current mods could be labeled CONTENT and lua/scripting mods could be labeled SCRIPT

compact stone
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the normal mods would keep the existing MOD tag

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while lua/javascript mods would be SCRIPT

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SCRIPT assumes it's already MODDED, but not vice versa

uneven mauve
scarlet dove
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No, but these dungeons still do have content mods, so they should show up when searching for MOD

compact stone
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then there would be no way to search for mods without lua

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??

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that's the whole point

uneven mauve
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wait

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why don't you want lua

uneven mauve
scarlet dove
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I’m saying have two different tags: [[CONTENT-MOD]] (currently called [[MOD]]). This can be used to search for content mods. [[SCRIPT-MOD]] Is a separate tag for scripted mods.
If you want non-scripted mods then you would exclude dungeons with the [[SCRIPT-MOD]] tag and keep dungeons with the [[CONTENT-MOD]] tag

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Dungeons which include both can have both tags

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Actually, now that I think about it all scripted mods would include content mods. So your way makes more sense

compact stone