Chat that helps players find the command and set the scene

Cortex Chat brings conversation, commands and familiar roleplay actions into one configurable chat window. Players type a command and see matching suggestions, then see what each parameter expects without leaving the game.

For roleplay servers, /me actions appear above the character in the world, with proximity messages, global actions, out-of-character chat and dice rolls for other kinds of interaction. For owners, cooldowns, flood controls and optional word filtering keep the chat usable.

Features

Chat and commands

• Command suggestions. Type /m and see matching commands with a description of each.
• Parameter help. See what a command expects next as you fill it in.
• Optional slash entry. Supported commands work with or without a leading slash.
• Unread-message handling so closed chat still shows new messages.
• Message types for announcements, system notices, warnings and errors, each styled differently.

Roleplay actions

• Overhead /me. The action floats above the character in the world, such as "peaks over shoulder" or "eats hotdog".
• Global actions and out-of-character chat for different kinds of interaction.
• Optional proximity limits so local actions stay local.
• Configurable overhead dice rolls.

Player appearance

• Player-set display. Players adjust chat size, opacity, font and accent colour through Cortex Settings.
• Server defaults. Owners choose how much history stays visible, where messages appear, when the chat fades and how it is coloured.

Moderation and administration

• Message cooldowns and flood controls.
• Optional word filtering.
• Staff /dv for deleting vehicles. The server checks permissions and the target vehicle, including distance, routing bucket and occupancy.
• Editable settings for chat behaviour and vehicle-deletion permissions.

These controls make Chat useful on standalone servers as well as servers that connect it to a supported staff system.

Requirements

• Cortex Lib
• OneSync
• No roleplay framework or database required.

Good to know

• Disable any other chat resource before starting Cortex Chat.

Resource folder: cortex-chat