Mr01sam

You can do that with oxide permissions. Modes are driven by their groups, so if you wanted to force everyone into pve you can simple do: o.usergroup addall warmodepve

You are correct, if you disable TruePvE that will resolve conflicts - but you don't have to disable all of TruePVE, you only need to disable that parts that WarMode already covers. The rule of thumb for managing conflicts is you dont want two plugins trying to do the same thing. So for example, if you want TruePVE to handle player damage but you want WarMode to handle raid damage, then you would turn off player protection for WarMode and you would turn off building protection for TruePVE.

The fire damage over time damage is disabled by WarMode, and this is because Facepunch currently does not give us the info on who the source of the fire was, so WarMode doesnt have enough info to determine if someone should take damage or not - so by default it disables all fire damage so that PVP players cannot use fire to damage PVE players. This is only for the damage over time effect though, the direct damage from incendiary rockets and bullets will still follow normal rules - just the damage over time is disabled. In the next patch I'm adding a config setting so that you can control this a little more. If you want the better chat prefixes to be colored, you have to set the color in the ModeTitleFormat setting under the BetterChat section of the WarMode config. For example, if you wanted the prefix to be a reddish color you can do something like "BetterChat": { "ShowModePrefixInChat": true, "Modes": { "pvp": { "ShowModeTitleInChat": true, "ModeTitleFormat": "<color=#eb4034>[{0}]</color>" }, "pve": { "ShowModeTitleInChat": true, "ModeTitleFormat": "<color=#34eb65>[{0}]</color>" } } }, This should make it so the mode pvp shows up as a reddish color (eb4034) and pve shows up as a greenish color (34eb65) these are codes for hex colors, so you can Google different colors if you want. I know its confusing because in the warmode admin panel it allows you to pick a color for each mode, so it would be nice if it just applied those to BetterChat as well. However, BetterChat allows you to format more than just colors, so it needed its own configuration setting. I hope this clears things up.

I'm confused, it already shouldnt show again on reconnect - it should only show again when the map wipes. You can also already disable the /flag command if you dont want people to be able to change later.