Mr01sam

Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug

Changed Status from Pending to Feature Request

Changed Status from Pending to Can't Reproduce

I think we were discussing this in another support ticket right? This one: https://codefling.com/files/support/16868-ignore-permission-not-working/

Did this occur when a player tried to change a TC skin?

Changed Status from Pending to Work in Progress

Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug

You should just be able to assign the admins/mods the raid protection level permission like normal players.

Changed Status from Pending to Work in Progress

Changed Status from Pending to Work in Progress

Changed Status from Pending to Work in Progress

So currently there is a config option called CombineStackedPrivs and it should be set to true by default. If it's true, then it a TC is raided then it should allow you to raid all TCs that are overlapping with that one (that share an owner). So in the situation I think you are describing it is supposed to allow you to raid a multi TC base at the cost of 1 raid point. If it's not working, seeing an image of the layout of the base in question might be helpful, there may be some tweaks I can make. In general though, I chose to design this plugin such that 1 Raid Point = 1 Base for a number of reasons, and I don't plan on changing that fundamental piece of it. But it's definitely not intended for people to have to spend a bunch of points to raid multiple TCs in a single base, so if that's an issue I'll try to address it.

Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug

I'm a little confused on what you are asking, but I will try to answer based on what I think you are asking. 1) Yes, each mode has an oxide group that gets created for it. Normally with oxide groups, players can be apart of multiple groups. However, WarMode makes sure that players can only be in one mode group at a time (it will forcefully remove other mode groups when you join.) So if you are in the warmodepvp group you cannot also be in the warmodepve group. 2) I really don't know what you are asking here. With default settings, PVE players cannot raid other bases and no one can raid their bases either. However, in order for a base to be marked as PVE, all the players authed on it need to be PVE. If there is even just one player authed on it as PVP, then that base is considered PVP and can be raided.

Does it spam this?

Changed Status from Pending to Closed

Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug

Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug

You might have to show me a video or something - I tested the scenario this morning and it should be working. I'm going to close this ticket for now because it doesnt seem to be the original issue with the siege weapons - but you can still respond here and I'll assist.

It should already do that - however ALL the players that are authed on the TC need to be PVE in order for it to count as PVE. If there is even just one player authed on it that is PVP, then the whole base is considered PVP. This is because the PVP mode has first priority over the PVE mode, so in any situation where multiple players own something (a base) and it needs to decide a mode, it will pick PVP over PVE.

Changed Status from Pending to Not a Bug

It can be tied to a player's user interface, the anchor points just need to be set correctly. If you want it to appear in the top right corner you need to have the AnchorMin AnchorMax OffsetMin and OffsetMax values for the background set to the following... "Background": { "Color": "0 0 0 0", "Image": null, "UseRawImage": false, "AnchorMin": "1 1", "AnchorMax": "1 1", "OffsetMin": "-32 -32", "OffsetMax": "0 0" }, The above values should position it in the top right corner, and make it 32x32 pixels big. When the player's UI changes, it will stay anchored to the top right corner. (Ignore the rest of this post if you just wanted the fix, I will explain what these values mean.) Here is a quick reference of what each anchor point value is, notice that in your example, I set both AnchorMin and AnchorMax to 1,1 (which is top right). Then for the OffsetMin and OffsetMax (which are in pixels), I set the OffsetMin to -32 -32, this is because if you can imagine a box that starts at the top right part of the screen, if we want that box to be visible, the minimum coordinates of that box should be 32 pixels (to the left) and 32 pixels (toward the bottom). This is how every plugin that has a custom UI positions its elements, it gives you the most flexability and allows you to make sure it will scale well with the user interface. If you need some more documentation, umod has a link explaining this as well: https://umod.org/guides/rust/basic-concepts-of-gui Hope that helped! Let me know if you need help making tweaks.

@NobleServers which siege weapons are you seeing that can raid pve bases? I just tried ballistas, catapults and battering rams and none of those were able to damage a pve player's base (as a pvp player). At this point, I'm thinking maybe there is something setup wrong in your config?

I will certainly take a look into this