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That is correct, if you halt a message all processing of the message is halted at all levels in the client, basically ignored as never been received.

If a scripter wants to make their own output using /echo, it's their responsibility to implement all features and format necessary for that message.

/echo does provide some helps for this, e.g the -l parameter applies the highlight options to the message you want to print.

Per Amundsen wrote in #note-1:

That is correct, if you halt a message all processing of the message is halted at all levels in the client, basically ignored as never been received.

If a scripter wants to make their own output using /echo, it's their responsibility to implement all features and format necessary for that message.

/echo does provide some helps for this, e.g the -l parameter applies the highlight options to the message you want to print.

Thanks, i will try explore more of this