[Exolent[jNr]]

It's all about the patterns and match indexes.

Here's an example:
^.*fuck.*$

That is a simple one saying that players cannot say "fuck"..

If you wanted to white list a word or pattern for this:
1. Add parenthesis around your word in the pattern for the swear filter: ^.*(fuck).*$
2. Count the number of open parenthesis it takes to reach your word: 1
3. Use this new pattern as the swear filter, and this number is your match index.
4. Add a white list that will match "fucking": /fucking/

That's it.

[Ejziponken]

Cant make it work.

; fuck
"regex" "^.*(fuck).*$" 0

Whitelist:
/fucking/

But u can still write "fuck fucking".

Dont think you understood the problem. One whitelistword in the sentence makes ALL words pass the filter.

[Schpraaankiii]

When I use a whitelisted word in a sentence and then a blocked word I wont get blocked.
Ex, I have blocked "Hor" and whitelisted "horde".

"horde" - wont get blocked
"horde fucking niggah hoe" - wont get blocket eather

[Ejziponken]

Originally Posted by Schpraaankiii When I use a whitelisted word in a sentence and then a blocked word I wont get blocked. Ex, I have blocked "Hor" and whitelisted "horde". "horde" - wont get blocked "horde fucking niggah hoe" - wont get blocket eather

Thats the same problem I have i think? :S

[Ejziponken]

bump.. :E

[OvidiuS]

I made this pattern:
"^.*[k]+[^a-z]*[u]+[^a-z]*[r]+[^a-z]*[a@4c]+[^a-z]*[ci1!u]+$"
Problem is that pattern isn't working if swear word is the first word in sentence or if it has word behind.

Like:
nesto kurac - blocked
kurac nesto - not blocked.
nesto kurac nesto - not blocked
nesto kur@c... - not blocked

All of this should be blocked...

[counterstrike1.6]

i want log file to be made like it if someone swear it ... log will show like this

if one word: [word]
if in sentence: [word] hahhaha eee hahah [word] ewewe sdad [word]

not like that
-word
-word