linkshell

The linkshell library provides information about the player's linkshells.

local linkshell = require('linkshell')

❗ Dependency Required

To use this library, you must include linkshell in the manifest.xml file for your package:

<dependency>linkshell</dependency>

Tables

The linkshell table contains an index equal to each linkshell slot:

• linkshell[1] : [slot_index] (table)
• linkshell[2] : [slot_index] (table)
  
  

slot index

Each slot_index is a table of identical keys containing the indivual values for linkshell slot index

• slot_index : color (table)
• slot_index : lsmes (table)
  
  
• name : string containing the linkshell name
• permission : struct containing permission data

color

The color table has the following entries:

• red : int of the color red
• green : int of the color green
• blue : int of the color blue

lsmes

The lsmes table has the following entries:

• message : string containing the message
• player_name : string containing the authors name
• timestamp : int value of the lsmes timestamp
  
  

So to print the name of the author for the lsmes in ls2 you could do

local author = linkshell[2].lsmes.player_name
print(author)