Closed JackDotJS closed 3 years ago
Continuing to assume the user does not have a cape is the way to go IMO, because most people don't know there is an inactive path, and some users may have inactive capes they find offensive or no longer agree with, and just didn't think to change it.
realized pretty soon after posting this i worded that last part pretty badly.
to clarify, there are a few options when the users cape cant be found in the normal route:
still gonna go with 1 because then that prompts the user to ask someone else "hey can i see the disabled cape" or something along the lines, but its much better than number 2, i suppose it wouldnt be too much of a difference.
gonna close this. indirectly telling users that there's a way to tell if a cape is disabled or not will likely prompt them to find out how to view them. this is not public knowledge as far as im aware, and i'd imagine sp would like to keep it that way.
OptiFine's cape server has a separate route for finding disabled capes in a similar manner to regular capes.
This means disabled capes can still be viewed, but this could potentially become a sort of privacy concern. Would it be useful for OptiBot to state that a given user's cape is currently disabled, or should it simply assume they do not have a cape as it currently does?