Backpack Lost When Switching Modes

Sorry to report another issue, but I have the separate inventories disabled per our conversation in this ticket. I switched from admin mode to player mode and my backpack disappeared from my body and everything inside it as well as my hazmat suit I was wearing. I switched back to admin mode and they did not return. I don't think I lost anything in my actual inventory or hot bar.

So I am logging this as a separate bug, since I shouldn't lose/change any inventory items with my current settings.

I just had this happen again. I switched from admin to player mode and lost my backpack and hazmat again.

If 
"Keep Separate Inventories": false,
Is disabled then my plugin doesn't touch your inventory
Perhaps you have assigned yourself 2 modes?
If you have assigned yourself 2 modes the one with highest Priority wins

Changed Status from Pending to Work in Progress

2 hours ago, Xray said:

If 
"Keep Separate Inventories": false,
Is disabled then my plugin doesn't touch your inventory
Perhaps you have assigned yourself 2 modes?
If you have assigned yourself 2 modes the one with highest Priority wins

I shared my config with you in a separate thread, but will share it again. I have 2 modes, but both modes have separate inventories set to "false". And how would I assign myself 2 modes? Especially when my steam ID isn't allowed on the other mode?

AdminToggle (1).json

I see you have disabled "Keep Separate Inventories"
In both your 2 modes this means my plugin wont touch anyone's inventory 

3 hours ago, Xray said:

I see you have disabled "Keep Separate Inventories"
In both your 2 modes this means my plugin wont touch anyone's inventory 

Then what would be causing me to lose my backpack and clothing when I switch modes?

If you're experiencing issues with the Backpack plugin try disabling this in AdminToggle.cs

Line 2273 till 2304
Simply comment it out like so

private void LockBackpack(BasePlayer player)
{
  /*
    DebugLog(DebugType.Method);

    if (Backpacks == null) { return; }
    var Mode = LevelHelper.Get(player);
    if (Mode == null) { return; }
    if ((Mode.SETTINGS.OnAdmin.Plugins.Blocked.All || Mode.SETTINGS.OnAdmin.Plugins.Blocked.Specfic.Backpacks))
    {
        var Backpack = Backpacks?.Call<ItemContainer>("API_GetBackpackContainer", player.userID);
        if (Backpack != null)
        {
            XLIB.PLAYER.Inventory.Utility.LockContainer(Backpack);
        }
    }
*/
}
private void UnLockBackpack(BasePlayer player)
{
/*
    DebugLog(DebugType.Method);

    if (Backpacks == null) { return; }
    var Mode = LevelHelper.Get(player);
    if (Mode == null) { return; }
    if ((Mode.SETTINGS.OnAdmin.Plugins.Blocked.All || Mode.SETTINGS.OnAdmin.Plugins.Blocked.Specfic.Backpacks))
    {
        var Backpack = Backpacks?.Call<ItemContainer>("API_GetBackpackContainer", player.userID);
        if (Backpack != null)
        {
            XLIB.PLAYER.Inventory.Utility.UnlockContainer(Backpack);
        }
    }
*/
}

I don't have the backpack plugin. I lose my actual rust backpack and clothing.

I see what you mean now
Yes unfortunately my plugin doesn't support this new feature with backpacks within Rust
From what I  could there is no easy way to serialize the content of such a container