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I dont think oxide logs show unity errors. Check the server output log instead.

Wrong log file. This only shows compiler activity.

Could you provide the stacktrace? It'll be in your server log file, or your carbon/oxide logs.

I can look into this for the next update. Just so you know, if you go to your collection at the bottom, you can mass add files there.

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I'll reach out as soon as I can.

Ill add this to the dashboard in the next update.

I would submit a support request here: https://codefling.com/maps/foreign-lands?tab=support

You agreed to our refund policy when you made a purchase on our platform. We offer an extremely generous warranty on all purchases, even though digital goods are not returnable. In your case, this fell under buyer's remorse because you purchased something that was clearly described and then decided you did not want it. The file clearly defines what it is, includes a feature list, and dozens of screenshots. There were no defects, support issues, or communication issues, as you claim here. Our team promptly responded to all of your requests. You just did not like the outcome, which is absolutely fine, but committing fraud to get your money back will not get you far, and by the looks of it, it is not going to get you anywhere. As a reminder, here are all of our communications clearly showing prompt responses and the lack of follow-up to my inquiry in your most recent refund request:

You created 4 refund requests for the same file, all of which were promptly responded to by our team, despite the majority simply saying "pls refund" with absolutely no context for our team to work with. The most recent one I was involved in, and you never responded to my follow-up posted on June 3rd. We do not issue refunds simply because you "purchased the wrong file," unless, of course, it wasn't downloaded. I would typically say just because we rejected your refund request doesn't give you the right to report the transaction as fraudulent (Which is fraud, btw), but you never even followed up with our support team. So yes, the ban will remain, rightfully so.

Reporting the transaction to your bank as fraudulent is not requesting a refund. It's committing fraud. We have 4 support channels, including a dedicated one for refund requests. You can see how we handled refunds here: https://codefling.com/refunds/ In order for your account to be restored, you'll need to pay back the disputed amount, including a $15.00 chargeback fee. Feel free to reach out to us in live chat to proceed.

Permission: restrictbuilding.bypass (Only grant if you want to exclude these users/groups) Config: FoundationLimit (Default 1, but can change), ToastStyle (0 for general, 1 for warning) Lang: I added lang support for toast message Test before using in production. Lmk of any issues. RestrictBuilding.cs

Switch to Carbon and get it included. https://carbonmod.gg/news/carbon/hammer

Follow up if you find a solution. Could be helpful for anyone else having issues.

Been running Linux since 2017 and don't recall any Linux-specific issues like this. Do you have server occlusion enabled by chance? I know we had to disable it when it was set to default because we had random entities go missing, etc. I would double-check the plugins' dependencies to make sure you don't need to install special Linux-specific dependencies that may ship with Windows by default.

That's the best one I've seen so far

Patch released. I wasn't able to test it, so if it compiles, it should be good to go. Let me know of any issues.

This role is typically given a week after your first paid file is approved. This gives us time to vet you properly before funds are released.

This does sound like your bandwidth is being throttled more than a transmission issue. It's possible that the accumulation of bandwidth used during the previous billing cycles has limited your account. An ISP may impose temporary restrictions on accounts if it thinks they are being used in a malicious manner, or potentially, in this case, for commercial purposes.

Unplug your modem and router for a few minutes. If that doesn't work, I recommend contacting your ISP so they can have someone come out and test the lines.

If you're using a residential internet provider, you may be being throttled. Even if they advertise unlimited bandwidth, they do have a hard cap before they begin throttling you. I'd reach out to see if they offer a commercial account or consider a proper hosting environment. Once you account for added expenses it's likely cheaper renting a cheap vps/dedicated machine.

Is this hosted locally?

That's rough. A power state issue shouldn't have caused that, since much of it is never written to file. So something else must have happened as a result of, or as a cause of, the power loss. I'd have that looked into so it doesn't happen again.

Author is AWOL but I've patched it for existing customers.