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Article 13 KILL the Internet as we know it will. We can only hope they have some common sense. But unfortunately I doubt they do - let us all remember the cookies fiasco. Now every website has a stupid consent banner which everyone has to click on - and let's face it no one reads! Imagine trying to do some research and surfing the net for the answer, think how many times you bounce on a website and click that consent banner just to see the content. This is an angry topic.

Sounds like a good work around to use another plugin @sharkbitefischer

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it is based on the door's coordinates

Wow, door ID number would have been much easier and smaller, or better still use a hash table. Coordinates seem very difficult to remember and type in. I guess it works in some situations.

hehe no 2.147 billion is biggest int!

Sorry 326 million is your id number. Still. . . That's way way too big imo.

What sever are you on? That door id number looks all wrong! It's insanely big!

I mean 3.2 billion. . .

I think that's actually the largest int value. Somethings not right there.

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all spelling errors are presented by My mobile phone autocorrection.

Haha yes the machines think they know best these days

We do love medieval builds!

WOW @Devidian. That's amazing!

I'll edit this post as not to take over your thread: Just want to say again, that's tolle! Who wouldn't want to use such a mod?

Can't remember if this was asked before, but am I correct in believing this method doesn't work yet?

@EventMethod
public void onNpcDeathEvent(NpcDeathEvent event){
   System.out.println("An NPC has died!"); 
   Object killer = event.getKiller();
   if (killer == null) return;
   System.out.println(event.getCause());


}

The second system out method prints null to console.

I'm not sure if this plugin still works but here it is: TapeMeasure

When you add a new blueprint to to the blueprints folder it will not show up in your journal until you restart the game.

Love the "thinking outside of the box" with your ideas @Kim Bill

Brilliant!

Quote from Stine

They say it can't possibly be a server problem, since a restart always solves the problem

Sometimes my car cuts out but it starts up again when I turn the key. It can't possibly be an engine problem as the car starts up when I turn the key.

That's pretty much the same thing. I work with servers so it could be a memory issue, drive write issue, NIC issue, etc. But, having said that it possibly isn't that.

Occam razor.

You may have to remove the plugins except the protection one (as you said you need that one for your server to work). You could remove the Teleport and ABM for a 'test period'. If the server still crashes without these plugins my thoughts would go towards something dicky at the host.

It's very hard for anyone to give any help without an error log. It just ends up with a lot of "try this try that", until someone suggests a world reset (don't do that! )

Hmm, have you mentioned this to the host?

Q's

Are you renting a server or hosting one on a dedicated machine, or hosting one on your own workstation?

Are you referring to SQLLite exception: Database busy ?

I agree the plugins should be fine. AMB, Tele and AP are commonly used.

Try turning one plugin off at time.

Though if you post your error log that will probably show what is causing the crash.

Hi Galochka,

Remove the IP from server_query_ip so it just says:

server_query_ip =

i.e. don't specify an IP.

Haha it!

There is no technical flame

First thing I would do there is a disk check - the error says "corrupt disk" that to me mean the disk has potential bad sectors and needs fixing.

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I am not sure about the "corrupt disk" part. I installed other games before I tried to update Rising World and didn't get any error messages!

The other games are most likely using disk space that is not corrupt , it just so happens that where RW is trying to install on your disk has bad sectors in. Failing parity checks.

Technically though I'm not sure we should be calling them disks anymore as SSDs are not technically disks.They are non-volatile persistent data storage devices, more akin to RAM (but obviously non-volatile and persistent - hehe a factory reset each time we shut out machines down wouldn't be good).