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Your method has been patched in 1.5.8 and now you can use it.

DreTaX updated Fougerite Official with a new update entry: 1.5.8B Read the rest of this update entry...

A small fix, that should be in. https://github.com/Notulp/Fougerite/commit/c240906e4a707f2d86fd8334017c3a117488def4

If you are more to stick to a JavaScript type of language, I recommend you to switch over to C#. Developing in JS is not really recommended. Read: http://fougerite.com/wiki/language-speed-test/

Implemented. Sorry for the delay.

DreTaX updated Fougerite Official with a new update entry: 1.5.8 Read the rest of this update entry...

https://github.com/Notulp/Fougerite/commit/f499927a44695cd3582175214bf53a6ea48667ac Fixes Added new On_ItemMove Event Added new On_RepairBench Event New logs and stuffs, see the commit. def On_ItemMove(ItemMoveEvent): #Todo def On_RepairBench(RepairBenchEvent)...

Seems like there already was one. Logger.Log(string.Format("[GiveItemCommand] quantity={0} item={1} recipient={2}", quantity, itemName, recipName)); Logger.Log(string.Format("[SpawnItemCommand] terms={0}, itemName={1}, quantity={2}", string.Join(",", remain.ToArray()), itemName, quantity));

Uh... HurtEvent.GetTakeDamage().health There is no GetTakeDamage method in that. There is HurtEvent.DamageAmount though. But your answer: HurtEvent.Entity.Health

You mean the code for generate a HWID?

System.Management domain is unsupported in UnityEngine under .NET 3.5. You can't use It sadly. No alternatives.

Exactly what you were looking for. __title__ = 'Executor' __author__ = 'DreTaX' __version__ = '1.0' import clr clr.AddReferenceByPartialName("Fougerite") import Fougerite class Executor: def On_Command(self, Player, cmd, args): if cmd == "execute": if Player.Admin...

I will see if i can look for a hook that uses that.

I can patch this in the next Fougerite version. https://github.com/Notulp/Fougerite/issues I made the issue for you.

^ I'm a fucking idiot, there is one actually, but it wouldn't work for item adding i guess...

Suggestions. import clr clr.AddReferenceByPartialName("Fougerite") import Fougerite class KillNotice: def On_PlayerKilled(self, DeathEvent): # Ensure that both the killer is a player and the victim is also a player # This is because the killer can be "world", "npc" too...

Approved.

There is also a theoretical limit of threads in a 64-bit windows system, however it is obviously much larger and there is no reason you should ever need to reach it. 32bit or 64bit? Test this, and report back if it happens or not.

http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/281040/what-does-new-thread-do-and-how-many-threads-are-t.html There is a theoretical limit of 2048 threads on a 32-bit windows system. There is also a theoretical limit of threads in a 64-bit windows system, however it is obviously much larger and there is...