True, but we need to figure out how to get the internal commands working correctly first. :wink:Specifying how external commands work has to be figured out with the devs of those tools
I have not. Won't this just put me underground anyway? Bedrock is at -57 with in game elevation. Is that not the same?
I have 6_8_10 installed. I haven't bothered with 6_8_11 since it was just player bag icons that I don't allow players to use. I'll update tonight and try the negative Y.
AH! I see that now...No, see "help tele"
Yup. I'm talking about the in game stats window that shows elevation. Are the cords different for the teleport functions? I'll go to my bedrock bunker tonight and see if in game and lp cords are the same for Y.really?
/home uses the cords from /sethome. As far as i know, it uses the Y of your current location. I have two bases on my dedi mp game. The first one I had was in a plains biome with an elevation of 112 and bedrock being at -57. A 169 block diagonal shaft is not fun to walk up (I found that jumping makes it way faster).
My second base is on a beach next to huge lake(ocean) on the western side of our map. ~8k West of 0,0. The beach is at an elevation of -27 with bedrock still at -57. With the /home command, I would fall through the world if I did /sethome on the ground at either base. As an admin always in debug mode, I just hover over the ground until the chunk loads when I do a /home. I also use dmustanger's Server Tools. It allows me to set the time between /home command usage to 0 (FRT makes you wait a minimum of one minute). With the wait set to 0, my players can hit /home, fall into the void, and then hit /home again 15 to 20 seconds later once the chunk loads without having to log out and back in.
As long as the used Y value is >= a hole in the world at the X/Z coords it should be just fine. Both ways it waits for the chunks to load, the difference comes after loading: With given Y it moves you to that height which could lead to you dropping through the world if there's no ground level below that (i.e. solid world to bottom).
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p.Add ("steamid", new JSONString (ci.playerId));p.Add ("id", new JSONString(ci.entityId.ToString()));Thank you for the thorough investigation. Only thing I'm really surprised about is the custom command with positive Y as even your direct command seemed to be fine and there's no difference who's executing a command. Starting to get the feeling there's some kind of problem between whatever tool you use for commands and the game in terms of delays or something.
Yeah, won't hurt
Nope, not possible, server has no control over player inventories atm.
Sorry, did not even get what you are trying to achieve
It works. Or at least last I checked it did.
No problem! I'm using dmustanger's Server Tools. He's aware of my investigation and will be looking into it on his end as well.
I wrote a small application using VBA in Excel that uses winsock to communicate with the server via telnet. Old as heck I know, but that's what I've got and it works.Sorry, did not even get what you are trying to achieve
Either way I probably won't be of much help as I never tried to connect to the game with a program so I don't have anything at hand to show you. If it's just the command console it should be fairly easy to find simple examples on the internet, it's just a simple TCP stream.
Maybe that is something to point you in the right direction?
I wrote a small application using VBA in Excel that uses winsock to communicate with the server via telnet. Old as heck I know, but that's what I've got and it works.
...and before you ask. No. I can't share it since it is not done yet. I'm waiting on Alloc to update the spawn entity command so that I can spawn zombies at x,y,z in my arena. At that point I might.
Teleporting one can be tricky.