Correct, Some in game are missing like santa hat and a few others and also in your images folder inside the webserver folder. The Candle shows up in game but its only a half of an image and is displayed wrong in the box.You mean icons for the items are missing again?
Why do you reorder them? pos is x,y,z and so you pass that as x y z, i.e. 1782 69 -651.I keep trying to teleport and I'm having issues. When you use lp you get something like this pos=(1782.9, 69.0, -651.1). Does this map to x, y,z for the teleport command? I would thing that x = 1782.9, y = -651.1 and z = 69.0 but every time I try I end up glitched.
https://7dtd.illy.bz/wiki/Dedicated%20Server%20Build/EDIT: This was in reply to IOnVash
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Why do you reorder them? pos is x,y,z and so you pass that as x y z, i.e. 1782 69 -651.
Correct in 2D it would be just x and y however in 3D it would be X, y, and z with Z being the vertical. However its doesn't really matter to me its a game not real lifelol
This is an issue minecraft has as well. It seems a lot of this sort of game lately have been using Y as the vertical axis.
Ordinarily (in math at least), Y is the vertical axis IN 2 DIMENSIONS. Z is the vertical axis is 3d things, unless it's deliberately changed and stated as such. So the natural assumption is that the small number (the 69, aka the ground, aka up and down) would be the Z axis, or vertical axis.
It's not. It's weird, and I've no idea why it works that way, but that's how it works. In this game and Minecraft, Y is actually the vertical number - something to know.![]()
I'm trying your server fixes Alloc - I want to be able to teleport without breaking my leg lol.
-Sevi
That's so weird. I wonder if someone was being non-traditional, or if it's a country-by-country thing? My schools, CAD programs, etc... everything I've used defaults to Z being the vert. if it's 3d, and Y being that if it's a plane. It took some getting used to, to see 'minecraft coordinates' as normal - and seeing them here, I'm still thinking of them as 'minecraft coordinates' lol.Especially in games Y is quite often the vertical axisDespite that at least in my school and university I saw Y used as vertical too most of the time.