MON@H
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As stated on the plugin description page: limitentities.admin does not affect the limits in any way, nor does the status of the moderator / server owner. If you don't want to make exceptions, just don't grant limitsentities.immunity to anyone
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Firstly, the plugin is highly optimized and has virtually no impact on performance. Secondly, as I said, I don't see the difference between a huge value and no limit. Again, I draw attention to the fact that the server's RAM is limited and almost every server will have performance problems when reaching a truly huge number of buildings on the map. Therefore, as I already wrote, it is better to have a large limit that no one will ever reach than to have none.
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Changed Status from Can't Reproduce to Closed
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Explain to me again what the problem is with setting an unattainable limit? It is also worth considering that it is better to have an unattainable limit than to have no limit at all. The server's memory is limited...
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Send me your full config, I can't reproduce your issue
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Changed Status from Pending to Can't Reproduce
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@Hawkhill Rust Translation API v1.1.0 doesn't require any configuration, it should work out of the box. If you prefer, you can create separate group for each entity and name it you want. -
@Ping Chun Chang remove groups, not entities lists in them: "Excluded list": [], "Entity Groups": [], "Permissions": [ ...
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@Hawkhill Group limits are on my to-do list, I'm looking for the best way to avoid performance impact. I could add this long time ago, but as I said before - performance is the main concern of this plugin, so please be patient.
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@Gay Sparkly T-Rex you can stick with 1.6.5 (last standalone). It's stable. But I would recommend to find a way to get dll.
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Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug
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Switched to Rust.UIFramework for improved performance and compatibility of future updates download Oxide.Ext.UiFramework.dll from releases page and put it into RustDedicated_Data\Managed
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Please read update notes
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@SlayersRust open logs folder, find folder with plugin name and open log file...
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@Dave, you can have as many permissions as you want. You are free to add/remove them comepletely including default one. If you're removing permission, don't leave an empty name there, remove the while block. What exactly you want to customize in prefab names, I don't understand. @SlayersRust, use limitentities.list console command to get all supported prefab names into log file. Open log file in logs dir and find the one you want.
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@SlayersRust the one in default config is correct: "assets/prefabs/deployable/windmill/electric.windmill.small.prefab"
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Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug
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Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug
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Why do you need name there, you just entered it when using command? This is unnecessary
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Changed Status from Pending to Closed Changed Fixed In to 2.0.10
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Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug
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Changed Status from Pending to Closed Changed Fixed In to 1.6.5
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Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug
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I will add it in next version.
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Changed Status from Pending to Closed
