1. Prerequisites: Ensure you have EXILED 9.6.0+ installed on your SCP:SL server
2. Download: Get the latest release from the releases page
3. Install: Place ScpChat.dll in your EXILED/Plugins folder
4. Configure: Edit the generated config file to your preferences
5. Restart: Restart your server to load the plugin

# ScpChat Configuration
scp_chat:
 is_enabled: true
 debug: false
 cooldown_seconds: 5
 character_limit: 120
 message_duration: 5
 block_formatting: true
 
 # Standard SCP roles that can use the chat
 allowed_roles:
 - Scp049
 - Scp079
 - Scp096
 - Scp106
 - Scp173
 - Scp939
 - Scp0492
 - Scp3114
 
 # Custom roles that can use the chat (Examples)
 allowed_custom_roles:
 - SCP-343
 - SCP-999
 
 # Message formatting
 message_format: "[<color=red>{scp_number}</color>] {player}: {message}"
 test_message_format: "[<color=yellow>DEBUG</color>] {player}: {message}"
 
 # Admin permission for management commands
 admin_permission: "scpchat.admin"

• .scpchat <message> / .sc <message> - Send a message to SCP chat

• sctoggle / sct - Toggle SCP chat on/off
• scpspy - Enable/disable SCP chat monitoring
• sctest - Send a test message to SCP chat
• scpdebug / scd - Display detailed debugging information
• scstatus / scs - Show plugin status and statistics

• EXILED: 9.6.0+
• SCP:SL: Compatible with latest versions
• CustomRoles: Full integration support
• .NET Framework: 4.8

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

1. Use scpdebug command to check role detection
2. Verify custom role names match exactly in config
3. Ensure CustomRoles plugin loads before ScpChat
4. Check server logs for detailed error messages

1. Verify player has correct role/permissions
2. Check if chat is enabled with scstatus
3. Ensure message format is valid
4. Test with sctest command