Cheshire
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I don't believe there's a way to affect what gets dropped on death quite yet, but there's an option in the server configuration (./resources/config.xml) where you can affect how long they remain on the map for. <ItemDespawnTime>15000</ItemDespawnTime> This is in milliseconds, so in this case it'd be 15 seconds before your items despawn.
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It's not there for me either, nor in the archive I downloaded. EDIT: Seems like I just missed your post. Oopsie.
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Version 1.9c
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This script will automatically download and install Intersect on your Debian/Ubuntu installation. It includes a script that will automatically restart your server should it crash. Make sure to run it from an administrative account (under root, or sudo) or the installation will fail. Usage: Download file onto machine run chmod +x on the file. Execute file. Starting and stopping the server is done as follows: /etc/init.d/intersect-server {start|stop} And viewing your server window once it's been started is done through: screen -d -r intersect NOTES: Under Intersect 1.9 the following issues arise with this script: The stop command will not function as the server does not accept commandline input. The automatic restarting function does not currently function because no errors are thrown. These issues will likely be resolved in a future release of Intersect. This script is designed to be future-proof, and will only need a new download URL or manual version upgrade to make it work properly in the future. -
I'm assuming you're talking to Intersect here, and I don't think this is currently possible because the source code has yet to be released. Once it's out in the open you'd be able to edit it at any time through the client's source. It'd probably require a basic understanding of C# and the UI system though.
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o/ I got bored. You may or may not know me. Probably not, maybe for the best. Might check in here every now and then since there's some folks I remember around.
