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@Mr01sam

Added at the bottom. Sorry for the delay!

@kasvoton

@Nogard

@TF Crazy

@FastBurst can we get an update on this?

Were you able to find a solution @HolaHi?

Oof, that's not the kind of wait times we were hoping for. We are still inventing our processes as we go, and grossly underestimated the volume of requests we'd get. The problem is people aren't requesting refunds within the scope of our warranty, so it's taking a bit for us to sift through. This is being improved, and I apologize for the delay.

I'll add it. Just didn't think there'd be enough content to show.

There are currently no reported issues with this feature.

Up, Down, Up, Up, Down, Up, Left, Left, Right, X, O, X, O

You should not be sharing your account, as that would be against our ToS and violate the license of most purchased files on the platform. For support and managing billing, we have a feature called alternative contacts. This does not give them access to download due to license restrictions. You can achieve this, though, with Carbon's admin module, which lets you log in to your Codefling account and download plugins directly from in-game. Installed plugins can be updated by other authorized users, but they can't install them if they don't own them. So effectively, if you own multiple files between multiple admins, you can update them all via the panel without needing to log in or share account access.

Changed Status from Pending to Work in Progress

Okay just making sure. I'll check soon to see what's going on.

This plugin makes it so you can only place inside a planter. Are you trying to plant inside a planter?

Could you let me know what's not working? Errors?

That is a very odd version format, and I'm surprised it works on Oxide. If that's the case we'll make sure it works on Carbon as well.

This has been in development for a bit and is coming later this year. Still working out the frontend.

There are actually two images there. The thumbnail, which is what the actual carousel shows, and the original once you click on it which shows a higher resolution image. I imagine you want the original, so you should click first, otherwise, you'll get the thumbnail instead which is compressed and rendered to fit the viewport perfectly.

@The_Kiiiing any update on this?