dustyhansen

I appreciate the response and change. Any eta on when to expect the next update? Just so I know when to follow-up? Thanks!

Hey Mevent, I know you are busy, but just checking in since it has been a month since you said this would be resolved shortly.

Just checking in since it has been over a month since initially reported.

Just checking in since it has been 9 days, thanks.

Just checking in on this since it has been 11 days, thanks.

Just checking in on this since it has been 9 days, thanks.

Just checking in on this since it has been 11 days, thanks.

Did you crash in a safe zone like bandit or outpost? I know all of the items fall out, that is not the problem. The problem is that they fall out in a loot bag that cannot be opened.

Any luck? Checking in since it has been almost a week.

Any updates on this one? Checking in since it has been 10 days.

After I installed this last update, it appears to be completely screwed up now. There are a ton of plugins it says are at version 1.0.0, which is not true, so it is showing updates for like 20 plugins. Not Found contains a plugin that it used to find. Not Loaded seems to be fixed/accurate now. And before the update, for the past 12 hours it was showing nothing for Not Found, even though there should have been 4. But that was version 4.2.8.

In the air means on the roof of a base?

Then what would be causing me to lose my backpack and clothing when I switch modes?

Ok, I understand. I am just saying in the real world, admins might wish to maintain 2 separate inventories and may not want to lose either their admin inventory or player inventory (if they forget to switch back) when the server restarts. If this feature is working as designed and you feel this is a good user experience, then feel free to close it. However, I am assuming you will have others complain about it in the future (unless you clearly explain the behavior). And because this does not work the way I think it should work, I am not going to use the feature, so I have disabled it.

It happens a majority of the time, but not every time if that makes sense. It is pretty easy to reproduce, but there are times where it works as expected.

When a player crashes their heli in the safe zone, the loot bags drop but are not lootable by the player or by admin. We used to be able to loot them using the Vanish plugin from uMod, but that no longer works. I assume this has something to do with ownership of the bags, but is this something you can fix so that they are lootable by the player?

The plugin has Carbon Compatible on the description page, so you many want to change that then. It still happens regularly. I get complaints often about it.

I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you mean. Can you explain? I only have your plugin for voting and only use rustervers.gg for voting.

Yea, cause that tag works so well. Creators choose "no" because they don't like Carbon or don't want to support issues on Carbon servers, but the plugin actually works fine on Carbon. This is basically how it has always been on every site and it sucks because, contrary to what is said above, it happens more often than you think, but people just don't complain when the refund policy is "no". I am currently tracking around 60 open bugs and getting barely any traction because of creators not responding. It has been very frustrating as a buyer and not every creator is as responsive as you. I welcome the 6 month guarantee on new purchases, but the refund policy hasn't been updated and I don't see any customer policy that states how this is actually exercised, so I am skeptical. What steps have to be taken in order to exercise this guarantee? How is abandonment defined? How much of my time am I going to have to spend before I qualify? For example, if I have to open support tickets for each issue with the plugin and then follow-up on them for 3 months with no reply and then get in a 3-way DM argument with the creator and a moderator in order for it to be considered abandoned, then this isn't really that appealing to me. Since all 3 parties' definition of abandonment is likely very different, it should probably be spelled out more clearly.

No, I didn't. So you are saying that it will only write to the file when the server restarts?

Good to know, thanks. I guess we have a difference in opinion here, surprise! How is it obsolete and pointless to archive if the plugin still works and is being used today by many customers? Usually the description of the plugin contains important information, such as what the commands and permissions are, how the plugin functions, what the dependencies are, info about config and settings, etc. This information is not readily available anywhere else. I think there is valuable content in discussions and support tickets that shouldn't just get deleted and that could still be useful to those of us running the plugin today, even if it is no longer supported or available to download. Plus, I think it would be good to know that the plugin is no longer supported/available as opposed to searching multiple sites trying to figure out where I got it from only to come up empty. Again, this seems like another decision that is not at all customer-friendly and is entirely in the creator's best interest and based on how you replied, that you are not actually open to getting feedback on.

It looks like Not Loaded is not working anymore with the last update. I should have 8 plugins listed here.