I request additional arguments added to the command /admin conceal. The arguments being info, force, and all. info doing what the command already does by itself. force to force all objects that can currently conceal to conceal. If dynamic conceal is enabled, the grids still conceal, they just reveal through normal dynamic conceal operations so that it kicks back a log for the reason why it reveals. And finally, all, which conceals EVERYTHING, but still can be undone by reveal regardless of the outcome, used mainly for bug testing.
This would help greatly with trying to figure out why things aren't concealing. I understand that the all argument could be impossible. But the force, forcing all grids that can conceal to conceal, and getting a log from revealing from normal operation would help with giving a general idea or direction to look for why a specific grid was revealed in the first place.
I request additional arguments added to the command /admin conceal. The arguments being info, force, and all. info doing what the command already does by itself. force to force all objects that can currently conceal to conceal. If dynamic conceal is enabled, the grids still conceal, they just reveal through normal dynamic conceal operations so that it kicks back a log for the reason why it reveals. And finally, all, which conceals EVERYTHING, but still can be undone by reveal regardless of the outcome, used mainly for bug testing.
This would help greatly with trying to figure out why things aren't concealing. I understand that the all argument could be impossible. But the force, forcing all grids that can conceal to conceal, and getting a log from revealing from normal operation would help with giving a general idea or direction to look for why a specific grid was revealed in the first place.