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That helps a lot, thanks! I'll see what I can come up with using that baseline - I'll look at returning to the issue once the LogService is fully setup.

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Can you provide more details on the specifics of what this does?

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Well all it does is basically log all commands on discord, how I made it was that it took the same string as the chat logs in HD Admin does and just sends it to the Webhook. Though one thing I would like to improve is that if you use multiple commands it adds a field for each command. Instead of sending a message for each command as it currently does.

(This was Lord's idea, he needed it so I made it for him and then I thought that I could also make a feature request here)

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Thanks, I definitely see that working and it looks relatively simple to setup. Does discord or roblox limit the amount of requests you can make within a period of time? If a larger game were to enable this feature (such as an admin house with 10,000+ concurrent users), there's potentially going to be over 50,000 requests/minute. I may explore at 'holding' all the logs a user makes within a short time-frame (such as 1-10 seconds), then firing it off together in one-go.

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Discord limits: 30 requests/minute per channel
Roblox limits: 500 http GET/POST requests per minute

Make sure to make an option to set the limits yourself, at max the Roblox limits, though if any other scripts use HttpService you will need to make sure that script also has some room to post.

Grouping commands and maybe only sending one large message every 30 seconds might be a good idea.
Though Discord embeds can have up to 25 fields, so you might want to send every 25 commands as long as it doesn't step over the limit. If it does then maybe cache it and wait until you can send more. Or for constantly actvie games a last alernative might be to just send them in plain text.

And here is a good guide on Discord webhooks: https://birdie0.github.io/discord-webhooks-guide/structure/embeds.html

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