Hideset (Slash Command): Difference between revisions

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Slash command

/hideset number

Set hide options bitfield. Hide from any combination of groups.

Number is a code from 0-127.
When used without an argument, this command can tell your hiding status (if you're hiding from anyone). For example, /hideset.

This command offers an alternative way to set all of your hiding options with a single number. Add up all options desired and use that number to set your hiding options:

Hide From...

0 None
1 Searches
2 Supergroup
4 Friends
8 Global Friends
16 Global Channels
32 Tells
64 Invites
127 All

For example, if you wanted to hide from Searches (1) and Supergroup (2), then you'd type /hideset 3 (1+2=3). If you wanted to hide from Friends (4), Tells (32) and Invites (64), you'd type /hideset 100 (4+32+64=100). If you wanted to hide from everyone, then you'd type /hideset 127. Hiding from no-one would be /hideset 0.

The table below offers an alternative reference to determine the code for the desired hiding options. Given the 7 groups you can hide from, there are 128 different possible combinations, all of which are shown in the table.

Example

/hideset 65

Hidden From...
Number Code	Searches	Supergroup	Friends	Global Friends	Global Channels	Tells	Invites
0
1	X
2		X
3	X	X
4			X
5	X		X
6		X	X
7	X	X	X
8				X
9	X			X
10		X		X
11	X	X		X
12			X	X
13	X		X	X
14		X	X	X
15	X	X	X	X
16					X
17	X				X
18		X			X
19	X	X			X
20			X		X
21	X		X		X
22		X	X		X
23	X	X	X		X
24				X	X
25	X			X	X
26		X		X	X
27	X	X		X	X
28			X	X	X
29	X		X	X	X
30		X	X	X	X
31	X	X	X	X	X
32						X
33	X					X
34		X				X
35	X	X				X
36			X			X
37	X		X			X
38		X	X			X
39	X	X	X			X
40				X		X
41	X			X		X
42		X		X		X
43	X	X		X		X
44			X	X		X
45	X		X	X		X
46		X	X	X		X
47	X	X	X	X		X
48					X	X
49	X				X	X
50		X			X	X
51	X	X			X	X
52			X		X	X
53	X		X		X	X
54		X	X		X	X
55	X	X	X		X	X
56				X	X	X
57	X			X	X	X
58		X		X	X	X
59	X	X		X	X	X
60			X	X	X	X
61	X		X	X	X	X
62		X	X	X	X	X
63	X	X	X	X	X	X
64							X
65	X						X
66		X					X
67	X	X					X
68			X				X
69	X		X				X
70		X	X				X
71	X	X	X				X
72				X			X
73	X			X			X
74		X		X			X
75	X	X		X			X
76			X	X			X
77	X		X	X			X
78		X	X	X			X
79	X	X	X	X			X
80					X		X
81	X				X		X
82		X			X		X
83	X	X			X		X
84			X		X		X
85	X		X		X		X
86		X	X		X		X
87	X	X	X		X		X
88				X	X		X
89	X			X	X		X
90		X		X	X		X
91	X	X		X	X		X
92			X	X	X		X
93	X		X	X	X		X
94		X	X	X	X		X
95	X	X	X	X	X		X
96						X	X
97	X					X	X
98		X				X	X
99	X	X				X	X
100			X			X	X
101	X		X			X	X
102		X	X			X	X
103	X	X	X			X	X
104				X		X	X
105	X			X		X	X
106		X		X		X	X
107	X	X		X		X	X
108			X	X		X	X
109	X		X	X		X	X
110		X	X	X		X	X
111	X	X	X	X		X	X
112					X	X	X
113	X				X	X	X
114		X			X	X	X
115	X	X			X	X	X
116			X		X	X	X
117	X		X		X	X	X
118		X	X		X	X	X
119	X	X	X		X	X	X
120				X	X	X	X
121	X			X	X	X	X
122		X		X	X	X	X
123	X	X		X	X	X	X
124			X	X	X	X	X
125	X		X	X	X	X	X
126		X	X	X	X	X	X
127	X	X	X	X	X	X	X
Number Code	Searches	Supergroup	Friends	Global Friends	Global Channels	Tells	Invites

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 ==Slash command==
-{{SlashCommandArticle|command=hideset|options=number|note=Set hide options bitfield.}}
+{{SlashCommandArticle|command=hideset|options=number|note=Set hide options bitfield. Hide from any combination of groups.}}
 * ''Number'' is a code from 0-127.
+* When used without an argument, this command can tell your hiding status (if you're hiding from anyone). For example, <code>/hideset</code>.
-This command offers an alternative way to set all of your hiding options with a single number. Given the 7 groups you can hide from, there are 128 different possible combinations. This is what the Devs called a "bitfield", which is a computer programming term that we don't need to get into.
+This command offers an alternative way to set all of your hiding options with a single number. Add up all options desired and use that number to set your hiding options:
-The table below offers an easy reference to determine the code for the desired hiding options. For example, if you wanted to hide from no-one, you'd type 0. If you wanted to hide from your Supergroup and Global Friends, but not anyone else, you'd type 10. If you wanted to hide from everyone, you'd type 127.
+'''Hide From...'''
+* 0 None
+* 1 Searches
+* 2 Supergroup
+* 4 Friends
+* 8 Global Friends
+* 16 Global Channels
+* 32 Tells
+* 64 Invites
+* 127 All
-Note: This command is most useful for hiding from the same groups frequently.
+For example, if you wanted to hide from Searches (1) and Supergroup (2), then you'd type <code>/hideset 3</code> (1+2=3). If you wanted to hide from Friends (4), Tells (32) and Invites (64), you'd type <code>/hideset 100</code> (4+32+64=100). If you wanted to hide from everyone, then you'd type <code>/hideset 127</code>. Hiding from no-one would be  <code>/hideset 0</code>.
+The table below offers an alternative reference to determine the code for the desired hiding options.  Given the 7 groups you can hide from, there are 128 different possible combinations, all of which are shown in the table.
 ==Example==
-  /hideset 97
+  /hideset 65
 {| class=wikitable style="text-align: center;"
@@ Line 1,175: / Line 1,188: @@
 !X
 !X
+|+
+!Number </br \>Code
+!Searches
+!Supergroup
+!Friends
+!Global </br \>Friends
+!Global </br \>Channels
+!Tells
+!Invites
 |}
+{{Navbox Hide Commands}}
+[[Category:Hide Commands]]
+[[Category:Slash Commands]]

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