Limited PERMISSION_DEBIT option
Red2Blaze Resident
I would like to ask if it would be possible to add the option to limit a PERMISSION_DEBIT request, as in the script, can request a pool of money, it's allowed to pull
So in place of any system that is requesting to be able to pull money from a user, having to always ask for access for any amount, you can set a pull amount it's allowed to take, making the ability more limited, allowing for a safer use of it when there is no need pull endlessly
For one example, the HUD vendor systems request permission when you try to buy something, it be nice if in that case, it were limited to only take the amount marked and not more (without opening a new request)
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Nya Jules
I'm not 100% sure I understand your example use case so please correct me if wrong. You wear somebody's HUD and with this HUD you can buy products. This HUD requires debit permission and purchases are done with this debit permission, right?
I would see the following issue:
Let's say the script asks for the debit permission. There is an extended permission dialog according to your feature and you set a max. amount of L$1000.
You do a couple of purchases through the HUD.
At this point the average user will have no clue anymore how much of the L$ is still available. Without being able to look it up, the user would end up attempting a purchase without knowing if the purchase will go through or not. That in itself is an extremely bad experience.
In order to know how much L$ is still available, the underlying system would need to track this and I doubt that this is possible without a huge effort.
What if there is L$50 left within the limit and you want to do a purchase for L$100? Do you have to manually reset the HUD in order to get a new debit permission dialog? Do you require the HUD and keep track and automatically start a new permission dialog? Do you say: no that's it, there was a hard limit set and therefore the HUD goes into trash afterwards?
I understand where you are coming from and I agree it would be useful in some cases to limit the debit amount, but looking at the details I can't see how this would be practical / realistic.