SimplePVE 1.2.12

what is it related to

1 hour ago, virus said:

what is it related to

It might be something with the map spawning Halloween dungeon,
try restarting the server, without any plugins see if this still happening. 

hi, how do i get this ? is not showing in my server just the little green tag with PVE

16 minutes ago, DarkSilver said:

hi, how do i get this ? is not showing in my server just the little green tag with PVE

 

You need to install SimpleStatus alongside SimplePVE to get that status display. 

Morning, quick question when entering a pvp zone can this be adjusted to show you are on PVP ZONE

6 hours ago, DarkSilver said:

Morning, quick question when entering a pvp zone can this be adjusted to show you are on PVP ZONE

It usually does exactly that: The little overlay turns red and reads PVP when you're inside a PVP zone.

Did something break? I can't change TO PvE now and it it's bassackwards now

5 hours ago, Rush said:

Did something break? I can't change TO PvE now and it it's bassackwards now

Is everything alright? Any issues, you can open a ticket

wondering if the mannequin will be included one day ?

thanks 

Unsure what happened but this was a major spam error across the console in about 15-20 errors listed. 

When "Player SamSite Ignore Players" is "True" 

SamSites still target Hot Air Ballons. Just wanted to pass it on!

Thanks

does this have like truepve where if pve enabled turrets wont target players?

13 hours ago, BeePssY said:

does this have like truepve where if pve enabled turrets wont target players?

Yes, you can set the rules to disable traps (incl. Turrets) and/or prevent damage to a player from traps.

Hello @Iftebinjan, the PvE GUI warning is triggered because bullets hit the armored train while shooting NPCs, not because NPCs are immune to damage. Could you please advise how we can prevent or fix this?

We noticed that when we set "Player Can Damage Other Player Buildings" to True, the GUI no longer appears when the train takes damage. However, since we are running a full PvE server, this setting is not really suitable for us.

10 hours ago, fullwiped said:

Hello @Iftebinjan, the PvE GUI warning is triggered because bullets hit the armored train while shooting NPCs, not because NPCs are immune to damage. Could you please advise how we can prevent or fix this?

We noticed that when we set "Player Can Damage Other Player Buildings" to True, the GUI no longer appears when the train takes damage. However, since we are running a full PvE server, this setting is not really suitable for us.

 

Hey @fullwiped, I can't speak for @Iftebinjan but to me it looks more like a problem with Armored Trains not considering PvE environments. Plugins like SimplePvE recognize e.g. ZoneManager or other event zones like Raidable Bases etc. and let them manage damage and stuff regardless of the surroundings being PvE. This happens transparently and works fine. In my eyes the right call would be to reach out to the Armored Trains author and ask them to check whether they can establish such a zone around their event train to allow proper function also in PvE environments. Just my 2 cents.

12 hours ago, fullwiped said:

Hello @Iftebinjan, the PvE GUI warning is triggered because bullets hit the armored train while shooting NPCs, not because NPCs are immune to damage. Could you please advise how we can prevent or fix this?

We noticed that when we set "Player Can Damage Other Player Buildings" to True, the GUI no longer appears when the train takes damage. However, since we are running a full PvE server, this setting is not really suitable for us.

 

I know a reason which might cause this issue if train rails owner is not set to 0, 
Either I will test this myself and see if anything i can do this from my end.

5 hours ago, Iftebinjan said:

I know a reason which might cause this issue if train rails owner is not set to 0, 
Either I will test this myself and see if anything i can do this from my end.

Thanks for looking into this, we really appreciate it. Hopefully a proper solution can be found, looking forward to your findings after your tests.