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below example works only.

I'm looking soon to the custom objects and stuffs. https://forum.unity3d.com/threads/free-for-the-community-olanders-realistic-weather-for-time-of-day.310180/page-3#post-2959290 I'm also looking for that.

@MasterPeace This could use an update. Can you upload to source somewhere to github? A lot of nullchecks are missing.

Texture2D texture = new Texture2D(900, 900, TextureFormat.RGB24, false); mhm public class example : MonoBehaviour { GUIContent content = new GUIContent(); public Texture2D image; string text = "ButtonText"; void Awake() { content.text = text; byte[]...

@salva Thats how it looks when centering it, but no idea why is 60 the limit yet :P

I will add a client console hook. That might be fun to try as a client plugin. public class FPSDisplay : MonoBehaviour { float deltaTime = 0.0f; void Update() { deltaTime += (Time.deltaTime - deltaTime) * 0.1f; } void OnGUI() { int w = Screen.width, h =...

Just wait like 30 secs.

I will try that package extractor and see what can i do with this thing. No idea how @Brain did It, but Snake is not really interested in the stuffs, though atleast he has real unity experience.

So my university started today, kinda chill time table, though I can't fail, will need to focus on this. I plan to look into the remaining issues of Rust and fix them in Fougerite if possible, and I also try to look into adding new stuff to rust, but no idea where to start yet. If you have any...

SupplyDropZone.CallAirDropAt(target); is a native method so its pretty weird. this error has been around for a time, i guess its a rust fuckup.

I think you are not using the prepatched ulink.dll, but it should work without that.

You could try: SupplyDropZone.CallAirDropAt(target);

what

Not true. For some reason the C# timers die after a given time, so it is really recommended to recreate the timer. Thanks for the report, I will look into It. btw the original code is okay, be sure to recreate the timer