schwanz9000

With the release of A19.2 B3 Experimental, we're looking for owners of AMD 5700 GPU's to give us some feedback on the potential fix for the white flickering dots on the terrain that some users reported back in A18. NOTE: This is a different issue to the glitter issue seen in the wasteland/burnt biomes.

5.8 is being done by another author that has taken over the project. You can find it here: https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?77267-Servertools-updated-to-5-5/

MOTD line should be something like this... <Tool Name="Motd" Enable="True" Message="Welcome to your server {PlayerName}!" />

You have to setup the permissions. https://7dtd.illy.bz/wiki/Integrated%20Webserver

Find a new server host. They don't allow mods apparently. You need a full access host or one that will install mods for you. Good Luck!

Look in saves/ServerTools for the config files

Wouldn't it be easier to set the server up to drop nothing on death?

It's mostly additional commands and the web map stuff. You can check it out here.

What did you have to change? The current version is working just fine on my server. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Mostly no, but it depends on what The Fun Pimps change. Yes....or maybe not. https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?32862-Server-Tools&p=318231&viewfull=1#post318231

I asked Bluefang support and they say that I have full access. I tested and was able to copy over the Assembly-CSharp.dll without any issues.

Bluefang is pretty much open for the most part. There is a drop down menu for all of the released versions, latest experimental, and development(whatever that's for). Would this work? I could download it to my local test server and then FTP a copy over to Bluefang? Maybe TFP could setup a test server and invite some of us forum members over to stress it? Willing to try anything to help if you can think of anything else.

I'd be willing to test something on my Bluefang server. I don't have 20+ since I keep it locked down, but I could possibly get 15+ to load up the server. What chya testing?

Yup! Just what I thought. Missing the closing quote " at the end of your MOTD. ...assist you [color="#00FF00"]the[/color] next time they are online.[color="#00FF00"]"[/color] />