Setting up a Rust server with Windows

Whoopie.. Finally sorted out what branch to download the server files from..
Therefore... I got Oxide-2 setup in my local dev environment..
Can't wait for the patcher tool to be released publicly..

 

Thomas, Wulf, et al...

Does it make sense to suggest ideas for the Oxide 2.0 layer here? Do we want to start a new discussion thread for it?

Either way I am interested in discussing some standardized objects for persisting our object information (i.e. stream the classes to disk in xml). It might be beneficial to have a standard process for reading and writing plugin data. Previously there were variations in how the data was stored and if your plugin wanted to leverage information from another source a few times you had to write custom interface to bring in that data.

Another area of discussion might be what is the best practice for handling multi-language? On my legacy server I supported 4 languages. This is another area that could use some standardization so if you wanted to augment another plugin to support multi-language you would have a blueprint to do that.

Maybe a lot of this could be handled with a "snippets" area? Where we could share core routines for process and activity we all should support? Be a great spot to show best practices to help developers understand the best way to do things and make some of the more mundane aspect of the plugins just copy/paste.

 

assume we are going to have a 2.0 feature request area as well...

 

Where should we be posting plugin dev questions about Oxide 2.0?
Here in this thread?

 

I am wondering at the moment how I would get a connecting user's steamid.

 

Decompile the connection class and see if the steamID is stored on it and retrieve it like you normally would in 1.8

Fields yo...try userid/ownerid

public bool connected;
public int authLevel;
public bool rejected;
public string authStatus;
public int ping;
public ulong userid;
public ulong ownerid;
public string username;
public string os;
public float connectionTime;
public string ipaddress;

 

I am now experiencing the follow error after I load RustDedicated.exe. I am using the batch file loader as described in Mughisi's post. Everything was working fine.

Now I get: HDR RenderTexture format is not supported on this platform and the server crashes.

Anyone run into this error before. I searched on Google, etc...didn't find anything useful.

Thanks.

 

I'm fairly sure that error is harmless. Make sure that the RustDedicated.exe process has been stopped after it crashes via the task manager, then check both your Oxide logs and your normal server log to see if there are any other errors.

 

will do, thanks.

 

Whn you realise more hooks like sauerkraut?
Your platform better, so why number or hoos much less?

 

I know, sure. Alpha, not finished, still a lot of bugs, but... They're have hooks, oxide don't. Sad

 

Give it time.. We'll get more hooks.. Especially once the patcher is released.

 

Thanks.

 

Maybe some other important commands:

Code:

ownerid "UID" "Name" "Reason"
moderatorid "UID" "Name" "Reason"

(only the UID matters)

and ofcourse the ingame command when you're flagged moderator, inventory.give and a list of the names of the items to spawn them:
Item list

 

Are webrequests and timers still avaible?