Mojang uses "if > 100", therefore the inverse of that is "if <=100" regarding chat length.

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md_5 2014-02-13 07:25:56 +11:00
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@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ public class UpstreamBridge extends PacketHandler
@Override @Override
public void handle(Chat chat) throws Exception public void handle(Chat chat) throws Exception
{ {
Preconditions.checkArgument( chat.getMessage().length() < 100, "Chat message too long" ); // Mojang limit, check on updates Preconditions.checkArgument( chat.getMessage().length() <= 100, "Chat message too long" ); // Mojang limit, check on updates
ChatEvent chatEvent = new ChatEvent( con, con.getServer(), chat.getMessage() ); ChatEvent chatEvent = new ChatEvent( con, con.getServer(), chat.getMessage() );
if ( !bungee.getPluginManager().callEvent( chatEvent ).isCancelled() ) if ( !bungee.getPluginManager().callEvent( chatEvent ).isCancelled() )