Posts by zfoxfire

I'll have to study the api a bit more and see what i can come up with. Java is not exactly my strong point.

And it is now added. I can write a plugin now to slowly recover health of my players when they rest in bed

Yeah that happens sometimes when there's severe system or network lag. Glad it was only temporary.

You should be able to pick up the leather off the rack with the action key (default is F). Right mous button is generally only used for placing, not taking

Alakaii,

Check your server log under Logs. A new file will be created each time you restart your server. Check to see if any issues show up The part about loading permissions happens really early on and before any plugins are loaded. Here's a snip from my server log. See lines 20-29? You'll see a status for each group file read. If any errors are found, you'll see it here:

Loading custom images...
77 images successfully loaded!


386 chests loaded from DB!
214 texts loaded from DB!
48 Plants loaded from DB!
50 Furnaces loaded from DB!
5312 NPCs loaded from DB!
STARTING RISING WORLD SERVER...
Server bind to IP: 45.79.211.222:4255
NetworkServer version 0.6
ThreadPoolSize 4255 TCP: 1 (1)
ThreadPoolSize 4255 UDP: 1 (1)
ThreadPoolSize 4256 UDP: 1 (1)
ThreadPoolSize 4256 TCP: 1 (1)
ThreadPoolSize 4257 UDP: 1 (1)
ThreadPoolSize 4257 TCP: 1 (1)
ThreadPoolSize 4258 TCP: 1 (1)
2017/02/13   06:14 PM   F.g
INFO: Default server permissions loaded successfully!
Found 4 files in groups folder
2017/02/13   06:14 PM   F.g
INFO: Group "engineer" permissions loaded successfully!
2017/02/13   06:14 PM   F.g
INFO: Group "guest" permissions loaded successfully!
2017/02/13   06:14 PM   F.g
INFO: Group "admin" permissions loaded successfully!
2017/02/13   06:14 PM   F.g
INFO: Group "member" permissions loaded successfully!
StartUp TcpKernel Port: 4255
StartUp UdpKernel Port: 4255
StartUp UdpKernel Port: 4256
StartUp TcpKernel Port: 4256
StartUp UdpKernel Port: 4257
StartUp TcpKernel Port: 4257
StartUp TcpKernel Port: 4258
RISING WORLD SERVER STARTED

you have to hold right click to feed the wool into the spinner.

oh.. right.. Germany is GMT+1. I'm as bad at time zones as I am programming: always off by one.

Red, it's 3am in Germany. Get some rest

i had a similar problem of chunks not loading when I got the first update but it worked after i wiped my cache folder. Too bad that is only working for some.

It's been reported by several people and is being looked into.

Red51 found the problem. He replied to my issue on Steam. Basically if you rotate the grinder before placing it, it messes up like that. He's fixing it now.

Oh nice! You reproduced the error with the grinder. For me, I could only push it from the opposite side of the lever. That caused the wheel to come off the axis. After I re-placed the grinder it worked fine afterwards. It seems like when you place it down, randomly the animation information gets messed up

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O.M.G!!! The resizable log items are a game changer for building (almost)! Sweet. A little rough when enlarged, but still. THANK YOU! Now how about a resizable arc? I thought you meant the block were resizable, but it's just the other elements. Anyway Thanks!

Looks like the new crafting stations will be fun in survival mode too. I'll be putting a spinning wheel in my creative build also,

Yeah, I was wondering what that was but I finally found the new construction object. I can finally build a log cabin!!

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nice changelog thanks @red51 for all the new items etc. Hope to see some wheat for the grinder in the near future

Or a larger one for the slaves like in Conan

With the pickaxe, It should take 4 or 5 hits to break stone. Does the cracked animation eventually go away after that many hits?

It is a mysterious update for sure. From past conversations, I'm gonna guess that there will be bark textures on the blockbench and more silly loading screen messages. Other than that, I have no clue what will be. But we will find out soon enough

I understand the reason behind it.. I' mean there are youtubers that do video series where they check out sh**** games on greenlight. The problem is the fee... The fee could be up to $5,000 USD according to that article. That's a lot of money and might deter quite a few legitimately good developers out there.

Any thoughts on this? Basically in place of Greenlight, developers will have to pay a fee.

http://fortune.com/2017/02/11/valve-greenlight-indie-games/

the only "family sharing" i've heard of is where a game is purchased once on steam and can be played by several different accounts in the same group. However, Rising World does not support this. You have to use the same account you purchased it with in order to play it.

Perhaps if more ore types are added, we can eventually craft solar panels and battery systems for overnight needs. We need some kind of chemistry station first I'd imagine.