The use case with SkipEvent would be similar to the other DM functions that are currently in the events, which can be helpful to allow/disallow certain features to DM clients such as NWNX_ON_DM_GIVE_ITEM_BEFORE or NWNX_ON_DM_SPAWN_OBJECT_BEFORE.
In this case, being able to block the palette windows would enable a module owner to have DMs that can't poke around in all the inner secrets of the module, or to have different DMs responsible for handling different sections of areas/items/creature factions etc.
It would also be helpful to be able to whitelist or blacklist specific areas and entities from the listings, or allow access to Limbo only but not other area locations, but that would be less important than just being able to block the listings when necessary.
Alternately, if it were to be a base game thing, blocking the windows individually with SetGuiPanelDisabled (or even disabling the entire DM button interface that sits at the top of the screen) would be another option for this if it seems better.
Something like these:
NWNX_ON_DM_CHOOSER_OPEN_BEFORENWNX_ON_DM_CHOOSER_OPEN_AFTERNWNX_ON_DM_CREATOR_OPEN_BEFORENWNX_ON_DM_CREATOR_OPEN_AFTERThe use case with SkipEvent would be similar to the other DM functions that are currently in the events, which can be helpful to allow/disallow certain features to DM clients such as NWNX_ON_DM_GIVE_ITEM_BEFORE or NWNX_ON_DM_SPAWN_OBJECT_BEFORE.
In this case, being able to block the palette windows would enable a module owner to have DMs that can't poke around in all the inner secrets of the module, or to have different DMs responsible for handling different sections of areas/items/creature factions etc.
It would also be helpful to be able to whitelist or blacklist specific areas and entities from the listings, or allow access to Limbo only but not other area locations, but that would be less important than just being able to block the listings when necessary.
Alternately, if it were to be a base game thing, blocking the windows individually with SetGuiPanelDisabled (or even disabling the entire DM button interface that sits at the top of the screen) would be another option for this if it seems better.