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You basicallybasically summarize what i just said in a post explaining why onkilled didn't work for the metla window bar using OnKilled from Entity.Destroy.

ofcouse, it is. but only saying that NetCull.Destroy((entity.Object as DeployableObject).gameObject); works doesn't really explain why Onkilled() in Entity.Destroy / <DeployableObject> doesn't work properly on the metal window bar

have you tried using destroy on a wooden foundation with a furnace or any oher item on it?

destroying it like that isn't correct though it works. Try NetCull.Destroy((entity.Object as DeployableObject).gameObject); or Entity.Destory() on a wooden foundation with a furnace on it. you'll see how easy peasy the furnace doesn't get destroyed. you will have floating items...

It's a bit weird that metal window bars has it's handleDeathHere set to false. All the other structures/deployables seem to remove fine using Entity.Destory()

util.DestroyObject(hurtEvent.Entity.Object.GetProperty("gameObject") as GameObject); seems to work. But this doesn't seem logical to do

output on tostring (given the entity.object is a metal bar) MetalBarsWindow<Clone> <DeployableeObject>

ill check nbow

are you checking on hurtevent.entity? i can't find hurtevent.entity.gameobject (only object)

The explanation of the problem: You have a metal window bar attached to a wooden or metal window. You want to remove the metal window bar using any remove option (granted you know it will work). Yet after removing the object there still remains a window bar ingame. 2 solutions found: 1. using...

you can't do Object.gameObject since Object doesn't have the property gameObject (you have to cast it first)

solved the issue, will explain in a second

yes, even put log statements after almsot every step. in the end i get the metal window bar in my inventory yet it still remains ingame.

I noticed that the Entity.Destroy() function from class Entity doesn't destroy a metal window bar that is attached to a wooden/metal window. Is there anyone els that experienced the same problem? I have only noticed this problem with the Gameobject metal window bar. for my remover tool i use...

missing references as in missing dll or no using System.Xml.Linq ?

Solved the issue. add the microsoft dll: System.Xml.Linq.dll to the servers manged folder. (Legacy\rust_server_Data\Managed).

I've seen oxide plugins use OnResourceNodeLoaded. Is this hook also available for Fougerite? (i couldn't find it). If not, is this going to be available in a later version?

using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; using Fougerite; using System.Xml.Linq; namespace test { public class Test : Fougerite.Module { public XDocument Document = null; public override void...

I recently started writing a plugin for fougerite in C#. I wanted to store my data in a XML file. Compling the plugin and running it on the server without defining a Xml.Linq component works. But as soon as i define a simple XDocument property or normal field: I recieve the following error...