Solved Are Oxide updates always needed?

Discussion in 'Rust Discussion' started by Xtadeus, Oct 6, 2015.

  1. Xtadeus

    Xtadeus

    I see there is another ( new ) oxide version 1432 release some minutes ago.
    You always write it is optional so I can avoid installing it ? Cause I just did the previous one 1427.

    The 1432 is important to be installed ? Does it correct bugs ? With all those problems I don t know if it is better to install everything each time.

    In addition to that : I suppose it is normal there are a lot of plugins not working anymore due to this update ?

    In my F1 console I can see :

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    Code:
    1:29:05) | TimeWarning: itemcmd took 0.13 seconds (131 ms)
(01:29:05) | TimeWarning: OnRPCMessage took 0.13 seconds (132 ms)
(01:29:05) | TimeWarning: ConnectedPacket took 0.13 seconds (134 ms)
(01:29:05) | TimeWarning: Net.sv.Cycle took 0.14 seconds (136 ms)
     
    Xtadeus, Oct 6, 2015
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  2. Juicifer

    Juicifer

    Same issues here, all UI related commands and plugins have stopped working with this update.

    Is there a hook change I am missing?
     
    Juicifer, Oct 6, 2015
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  3. Ghosst

    Ghosst

    They changed the "Overlay" to "HUD/Overlay".
     
    Ghosst, Oct 6, 2015
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  4. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    Every Oxide update shows you exactly what it has and changed in the update notes. For the past few days, it has primarily been patches for Rust updates, so you can update at your own accord, but if you don't updated, you'll be using an old Rust server version.

    For the GUI issues with plugins, please post in each plugin's thread that isn't working so that the author's can update them. Those that are broken are using Rust's code directly, and should ideally switch to Oxide's Rust CUI helper. Those using the helper should still be working.
     
    Wulf, Oct 6, 2015
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