-
Posts
449 -
Joined
-
Days Won
2
Content Type
Profiles
Warranty Claims
Downloads
Forums
Store
Support
DOWNLOADS EXTRA
Services
Everything posted by fullwiped
-
Changed Status from Pending to Closed Changed Fixed In to 2.0.1
-
Changed Status from Pending to Closed Changed Fixed In to 2.0.1
-
Hello, in the latest update, we made a config setting related to markers. Please use that.
-
Carbon users have reported potential spawn issues with food crates. I have informed the developer about the issue.
-
It's at least reassuring that the airdrops are working and have become more stable and bug-free. Regarding the food crates, not everyone is experiencing the same issue, but many players are. I contacted the developer about this, but they haven't responded yet. If you haven't tested the latest config I updated, please update it and also check if the plugin is up to date. Then, test it again.
-
Can you send me the BetterLoot.json file from the /serverfiles/oxide/config directory and the Blacklist, LootTables, and NamesList files from the /serverfiles/oxide/data/BetterLoot directory in a private message so I can check them?
-
Hello, you only need to replace the files inside CopyPaste with the new ones.
-
Still, make sure to open the files in oxide/data/RaidableBases/Profiles and verify that the following setting is set to -1, as this ensures proper base spawning, which also fixes the crate issues: "Force All Bases To Spawn At Height Level (0 = Water)": -1.0, Then, restart the plugin by running the following command in RCON: o.reload RaidableBases -
Hello, this might be one of the issues caused by the force wipe. I'm currently putting in a lot of effort to update the bases, and in the coming days, I will release a new update aimed at fixing certain bugs.
-
Changed Status from Pending to Closed Changed Fixed In to 3.1.36
-
Also, the latest version of AlphaLoot has been released. Don't forget to update it during the installation, as that might also be the cause. https://chaoscode.io/resources/alphaloot.13/updates#resource-update-5024
-
It is caused by an incorrect configuration setup. Check the installation guide.
-
If you have created a custom config and these settings are not included in your config, the loot tables will not work properly. Check this and restart the plugin Path: /home/rustserver/serverfiles/oxide/config "Loot Table Name": "fullwipedmain", "Heli Loot Table Name": "fullwipedheli", "Bradley Loot Table Name": "fullwipedbradley", -
Can you send me the config you're using via private message? I checked these files for 2x, and everything is working fine for me right now.
- 19 comments
-
- 1
-
-
- #alpha
- #alphaloot
- (and 45 more)
-
For example, there are 4 different tags: [SUPREME] [ELITE] [GOLD] [DOCTOR] When I type /tag [SUPREME], all tags are hidden. Sometimes, from my admin account, I type /tag [ADMIN], and strangely, instead of hiding the ADMIN tag, the SUPREME tag gets hidden, while the others remain visible. There seems to be a mix-up, but I don’t fully understand it, so I opened a support request. If you could check, that would be great. Thanks!
-
If your server's gather rate is higher than 2x, I recommend choosing the Enhanced profile. This will provide a more balanced loot distribution based on the increased gathering rates. Additionally, you can adjust the number of items that spawn in bases by editing the files in the profiles folder. Use the following setting to configure it. For example, on a 2x server, around 200 items would be ideal: "Amount Of Items To Spawn": 200,
-
-
These three screenshots can greatly help you ensure the correct configuration. Additionally, place the 30 KB RaidableBases.json file from our config folder into the following directory: /home/rustserver/serverfiles/oxide/config Then, restart the server.
-
For the loot system to work, the files in the following path should match the structure shown in the screenshot: /home/rustserver/serverfiles/oxide/data/RaidableBases/Base_Loot
-
The files in the following path should match the structure shown in the screenshot: /home/rustserver/serverfiles/oxide/data/RaidableBases/Profiles
-
Bases should be uploaded to the following path as shown in the screenshot: /home/rustserver/serverfiles/oxide/data/copypaste
-
Under normal circumstances, the downloaded config file and the contents of the data folder should work successfully without requiring any additional actions from you. However, it is important to remove the old Raidable files first.
-
Raid bases can be a bit confusing and difficult to configure. My advice to you is to delete all Raidable Base files found in the config and data folders. Then, replace them with the downloaded files and restart the server or the plugin. This way, you won't have to deal with commands.
