It actually doesn't handle any of that, it just makes use of string.SentenceCase() from Oxide.
Oxide/ExtensionMethods.cs at a66540a9bb34a52596a8aa2ca0df0327827df81a · OxideMod/Oxide · GitHub
CapsNoCaps
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Total Downloads: 940 - First Release: Aug 31, 2015 - Last Update: Nov 10, 2017
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Wulf updated CapsNoCaps with a new update entry:
1.3.4
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I loaded the plugin, no errors, but when I type TESTING, it shows as TESTING. Am I missing something? I'm using Rust Experimental if it matters.
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And to verify capsnocaps.ignore is the only permission I see and there's no config that I can find. -
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Admin = automatic permissions in Oxide. The check I changed to does this, which is why you're seeing it. -
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The permissions check that this plugin and others use automatically does this, but I may need to reconsider that as I think there are some permissions admin may not want. To be clear, this is from Oxide, not this or other plugins. -
I had some test it and I noticed this:
Code:(20:59:22) | Calling hook OnPlayerChat resulted in a conflict between the following plugins: RustCore - True (Boolean), ZoneManager (False (Boolean))
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Yeah, well at least we narrowed it down. Thanks for your assistance.
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What's wrong with this plugin? Removed all plugins, removed myself from the admin panel, but still does not change the text.