Alex's Macro of the Week: Sticky Channels

[AlexanderYoshi]

/script ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL1"].sticky=true;

Change CHANNEL1 to whatever number you'd like to make your channels sticky. This means you don't have to type /1 each time you want to use them.

[hexC0DE]

created a channel xyz, and tried your command...
/script ChatTypeInfo["xyz"].sticky=true;

no good. tried the number of the channel xyz was assigned to...
/script ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL5"].sticky=true;

nothing. tried just the number...
/script ChatTypeInfo["5"].sticky=true;

nada.

tried assigning to a macro, but when i click on it, just get an error.

help me out; this would be nice if i could get it to work.

thanks

[Farmbuyer]

The syntax is incorrect. Easist to just go to curse-gaming.com (once the post-patch updating frenzy has subsided) and search for Persistence of Chattiness. (Or do the same search in Cosmos' own forums, where I originally hashed this out with some help. Alex apparently overlooked it.)

[Legorol]

You can't sticky individual Channels. You can make Channels in general stick though, with this:

/script ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL"].sticky=true;

(Note the difference from Alex's post, you shouldn't have a number after CHANNEL)

This will make it so that if you type /1, it will be stickied to channel 1, if you type /3, it will be stickied to channel 3 etc.

[hexC0DE]

tried that. still doesn't work. oh well. thanks anyway.

[morbid_o]

I like to sticky my /y for casual conversation