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Is there a way for a player to delete their own chat?

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퓅 오.
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Any other ways rather than asking the GM to delete the whole chat log???
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Manny L.
Pro
Marketplace Creator
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A recent update allows the GM to hide only selected items in chat. Move the cursor to the chat item and the 3 dots appear to the right-hand side of the chat item. Press those to hide the chat item:
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keithcurtis
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Marketplace Creator
API Scripter
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Note: this technique only works on messages that still appear in the in-game log (that have not scrolled off the top). Such messages will not appear in the archive, but you cannot delete them from the archive directly. This method still requires gm action to perform.
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Ryan85202
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If you are looking to get rid of chat entries that you generate when testing macros or spells or other features you can avoid adding them to the chat log in the first place by using the /talktomyself command in the chat window.
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keithcurtis
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Marketplace Creator
API Scripter
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More note: /talktomyself will turn off any mod script commands. But that will help with testing regular macros. Without knowing any more about what kinds of entries need to be deleted and why, we can only speculate on useful answers.
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