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Changed Fixed In to 0.1.10
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Changed Fixed In to 0.1.10
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Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug
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You did not reduce the fuel consumption, in your screenshots you are using the default fuel consumption values for each vehicle. If you want to make the vehicles consume no fuel at all, set their consumptions to 0. Some vehicles use "FuelPerSecond", while others use the "IdleFuelPerSecond" and "MaxFuelPerSecond" pair.
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Changed Status from Pending to Closed Changed Fixed In to Next Version
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The fields for modifying the Bike's fuel consumption were private on the first release of oxide, I included the code in my plugin but it is commented out as it wouldn't compile. I will check again later today, when I have time, to see if the fields are finally public. You can try removing the forward slash and asterisk /* from lines 186 and 348, and the asterisk and forward slash */ from lines 192 and 354, if the plugin compiles it means the fields are public and it should work.
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Changed Fixed In to 0.1.8
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Changed Fixed In to 0.3.2
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Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug
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I have already added them to the default config. You can add them manually to your existing config file, copy from the plugin's description page, or delete your current config file and reload the plugin.
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Sorry for the delay, I moved to another country and I didn't bring my own computer.
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Changed Fixed In to 0.1.0
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Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug
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Here is a simpler version without embeds, edit the webhook URL on line 22. Test2DiscordMessageAPI.cs
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This plugin is meant to be used by other plugins, not on its own. It does not create or use a config file. Here is an example, edit the webhook URL on line 23 and then use console command `sdm` to send a Discord message. TestDiscordMessageAPI.cs
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Changed Status from Pending to Can't Reproduce
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I just tried the latest version of this plugin on my test server and everything seems to be working correctly. I spawned a modular car with 0 consumption and only 1 low grade fuel, and the fuel settings persisted after a server restart. { "Vehicles": { "4module_car_spawned.entity": { "StartingFuel": 1, "LockFuelContainer": false, "FuelPerSecond": null, "IdleFuelPerSecond": null, "MaxFuelPerSecond": null }, "3module_car_spawned.entity": { "StartingFuel": 1, "LockFuelContainer": false, "FuelPerSecond": null, "IdleFuelPerSecond": null, "MaxFuelPerSecond": null }, "2module_car_spawned.entity": { "StartingFuel": 1, "LockFuelContainer": false, "FuelPerSecond": null, "IdleFuelPerSecond": null, "MaxFuelPerSecond": null } }, "ModularCarsSpawnFullHealth": false, "EngineModules": { "1module_cockpit_with_engine": { "PartsTier": 3, "LockContainer": false, "IdleFuelPerSecond": 0.0, "MaxFuelPerSecond": 0.0 }, "1module_engine": { "PartsTier": 3, "LockContainer": false, "IdleFuelPerSecond": 0.0, "MaxFuelPerSecond": 0.0 } } }
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It is simple to tune cook times per item type and modify resource ratios making it an accessible choice for all kinds of server owners. So far seems like a good solution for controlling my server furnace's smelting without a noticeable impact on performance. -
Changed Status from Pending to Closed
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Changed Status from Pending to Closed
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Update oxide. -
Update oxide.
