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Animals Attacking Sleeping Players

Fixed 0.1.28 Next Version

StrongWolves
StrongWolves

Posted

Hello,

I’m having an issue on my server where animals are attacking and killing sleeping players. This happens both on the beach and near or even inside their bases.

I believe this behavior might be controlled by this plugin. Is there any way to fix or prevent animals from attacking sleeping players?

Thank you for your help!

IIIaKa

Posted

Changed Status from Pending to Work in Progress

IIIaKa

Posted

Hello, please check the value of the "Is it worth protecting sleeping players from animals?" property in the config file (*SERVER*\oxide\config\RealPVE.json).

IIIaKa

Posted

Nevermind, the parent class for regular animal NPCs has changed. It will work in the next update.

IIIaKa

Posted

Changed Status from Work in Progress to Fixed

Changed Fixed In to Next Version

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IIIaKa

Posted

If you have anything else to add regarding this issue, feel free to reply in this thread.
For unrelated questions or issues, please create a new support ticket.

StrongWolves

Posted

11 minutes ago, IIIaKa said:

Hello, please check the value of the "Is it worth protecting sleeping players from animals?" property in the config file (*SERVER*\oxide\config\RealPVE.json).

I have ->   "Is it worth protecting sleeping players from animals?": true,

IIIaKa

Posted

55 minutes ago, StrongWolves said:

I have ->   "Is it worth protecting sleeping players from animals?": true,

Nevermind, the parent class for regular animal NPCs has changed. It will work in the next update.

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