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Version 1.0.2
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What: On each composter update, this plugin composts a total number of individual items roughly equivalent to what players can achieve in vanilla Rust via stack splitting, but without regard for how non-fertilizer items are arranged in the composter. Why: As of time of this writing, vanilla composting logic composts exactly 1 item from each stack in a composter, which forces players to split stacks in order to maximize efficiency. This is annoying, and also non-intuitive due to being inconsistent with the behavior of all other item-transforming deployables at this point. How: This plugin replaces the vanilla composter update logic with the following process: Calculates a "work capacity" (maximum number of individual items to compost) based on the number of composter slots that contain non-fertilizer item stacks, plus the number of empty slots Loops repeatedly over the composter inventory, composting 1 item from each non-fertilizer item stack until either the work capacity is exhausted, or nothing is left to compostFree -
Find this option in your data/RaidableBases/Profiles/*.json files and change it to true: "Allow Players To Deploy A Cupboard"
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Not working when players are not in clan or team
HunterZ replied to Franx2Rust's Support Report in Support
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Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug
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What changed in today's update (update note is just "."), and why did I get notifications saying that both @Cobaltand @RobJuploaded the same version number? -
Not working when players are not in clan or team
HunterZ replied to Franx2Rust's Support Report in Support
What happens if you set "Mitigate damage by the team-mate who was offline the longest" to false? It doesn't generally make sense to set this to true, because usually you want protection to be based on the most recently online player. -
As a plugin co-author, I would like to: Receive notifications when support requests are opened Be exempted from "you're not on the latest version" notices
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Not working when players are not in clan or team
HunterZ replied to Franx2Rust's Support Report in Support
Are you 100% sure they're both authed on the TC when the issue is occurring? Can you post a screenshot showing the auth list? Can you attach your ORP config? -
Here is a small tweak to 4.3.2 to sort the plugin list by plugin name when saving the config file. This makes it easier to compare configs from two different servers. Changes: added IComparable<PluginInfo> interface requirement to PluginInfo class added CompareTo(PluginInfo) interface implementation to PluginInfo class added _config.ListOfPlugins.Sort() call to SaveConfig() UpdateChecker.cs
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Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug
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Changed Status from Pending to Fixed Changed Fixed In to 1.3.2
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This is an Oxide command parsing issue. Try surrounding the name in double quotes, e.g. "Some Name". Alternatively, try checking by SteamID instead of name.
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I think I see in the code why this is happening...I'll see if I can figure out a fix. Edit: Yes, in the special case that team/clan checking is disabled, ORP was failing to check the TC auth list. This has been fixed in version 1.3.2.
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Please file a separate support request for this so that it can be tracked separately.
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Zone Manager appears to be hard-coded to nearly instantly kill players on disconnect in `killsleepers` zones, and does not provide a configurable delay. Of course implementing such a thing is possible, but would be best done by Zone Manager itself. Unfortunately the developer isn't maintaining it very actively these days. -
It's a hypothetical question unless you use some means besides this plugin to do it, but Zone Manager supports a `killsleepers` flag that will kill anyone who logs off in a zone with that flag: https://umod.org/plugins/zone-manager Seems kind of harsh though - what if they disconnect due to a bad connection?
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If your plugin is just setting flags on Zone Manager zones, there is a `killsleepers` flag...
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Friends don't let friends use ZMAZ Dynamic PVP is so much better engineered that I took over maintenance of it lol Among many other things, it also lets you set arbitrary Zone Manager flags on the zones it manages...
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Try setting "Enable team offline protection sharing" to true.
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Can you attach your config file?
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ORP tracks offline times for every player, but it can only track when people log off while it's running, so you have to use the command to manually populate initial times for people who are already offline when you install the plugin. ORP tries to find anyone associated with a base, per your config settings - authed to TC, authed to code locks, in a team or plugin clan with authed people, etc. - and then uses the most recent offline time of all of those. Note that it also requires that people have the protection Oxide permission. I recommend enabling it for the `default` Oxide group, unless you're trying to make it a VIP or admin only feature. Edit: I don't know that it checks owner at all, since it's unreliable - the person who placed the TC may no longer be associated with the base if they gave it up willingly or unwillingly.
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I tell everyone on all the Discords to use this. There's no excuse for outdated plugins when this exists lol. I use it to monitor my own server of course. The webhook feature is very handy for keeping an eye on things via a private Discord channel. -
Nice, glad you got it sorted. At some point I want to overhaul the /orp command to use the same logic as the actual damage mitigation check, at which point it will hopefully be able to catch the case of the offline base users lacking the protect permission. -
It seems that with "Block Anchor in Safe Zone": true, only the GUI button refuses to operate in the Deep Sea safe zone, while it's still possible to lower the anchor by manually interacting with an actual anchor.
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It's also possible to manage carbon/oxide permissions via console commands, but personally I hate it. Check carbon/oxide documentation for details. Probably you want to assign ORP's protection permission to the default group, which carbon/oxide automatically assigns to all players.