Solved Calling another plugin's hooks fail

I am attempting to use RustIO FriendlyFire's EnableBypass and DisableBypass methods. Below is the code I am using:

Code:

[PluginReference]
Plugin FriendlyFire;[ChatCommand("test")]
void Test(BasePlayer player, string command, string[] args) {
   //check if friendlyfire plugin was loaded
   if (FriendlyFire != null) {
     //call FriendlyFire.EnabeBypass(player.userID)
     object result = FriendlyFire.Call("EnableBypass", player.userID);     //Check if the hook was found and called successfully
     if (result is bool) {
       //output result
       SendReply(player, "FriendlyFire bypassed? {0}", (bool) result);
     } else {
       //FriendlyFire isn't loaded.
       SendReply(player, "FriendlyFire plugin is not loaded anymore.");
     }
   } else {
     //FriendlyFire isn't loaded.
     SendReply(player, "FriendlyFire plugin is not loaded.");
   }
}

The definition for RustIO's EnableBypass and DisableBypass are below:

Code:

[LibraryFunction("EnableBypass")]
public bool EnableBypass(object playerId) { ... }
[LibraryFunction("DisableBypass")]
public bool DisableBypass(object playerId) { ... }

The call to FriendlyFire.Call is returning null (as I tested with FriendlyFire.Call<bool> before), but I do not understand why. Both plugins are correctly loaded:

Code:

[Oxide] Listing 44 plugins:
01 "Rust:IO for Oxide" (2.7.0) by playrust.io / dcode (5.59s)
...
27 "FriendlyFire" (1.5.1) by playrust.io / dcode (0.33s)
...
36 "Test" (0.1.0) by cone (0.00s)

The calls should be working, but are not. I would appreciate any help in understanding what is going on here.

Obviously, friendly fire is not being bypassed.

 

Yup. That was the fix. I'll post a bug in the FriendlyFire thread.

Thanks.