Just warn your players before running this, it'll choke the hell out of the server for a few seconds. It simply resets the image on the signs, it doesn't actually delete the signs themselves.
Code:namespace Oxide.Plugins { [Info("TEST", "TEST by Deicide666ra", "1.0.0")] public class Test : RustPlugin { void OnServerInitialized() { } void Unloaded() { } [ChatCommand("test")] void cmdTest(BasePlayer player, string cmd, string[] args) { var signs= BaseEntity.FindObjectsOfType<Signage>(); var badCount = 0; foreach (var sign in signs) { var bytes= FileStorage.server.Get(sign.textureID, FileStorage.Type.png, sign.net.ID); if (bytes != null && bytes.Length > 300000) { badCount++; FileStorage.server.Remove(sign.textureID, FileStorage.Type.png, sign.net.ID); sign.textureID = 0; sign.SendNetworkUpdate(BasePlayer.NetworkQueue.Update); } } Puts($"{badCount} / {signs.Length} bad signs!"); } } }
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It is, but it's giving away the absolute path, and you can't limit the plugin to use only local path (and not remote URL)
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I confirm it's not from Sign Artist.
The plugin wasn't loaded all morning, and signs disapeared too.
Probably some networking issues
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I posted awhile back that I would put together templates for the different sign sizes but the process was interrupted by a new job, car, apartment, etc. Still getting caught up. The templates I was about to post were based on the resolution of game-generated spraypainted signs and way too low rez for most of what people would want to use sign artist for. Now that I better understand it, I realize templates are probably a bit pointless since people will want different resolutions based on the original images and just be going by the ratio. Templates would probably just encourage unnecessary upsizing in resolutions in some places and resolution loss in others, not to mention create confusion by suggesting there might only be one right resolution per sign.
Didn't want anyone thinking I asked a bunch of questions and then just bailed when I had what I wanted.
