Please tell me if it is possible to make it so that the patrol helicopter cannot damage buildings if the player who attacked the helicopter is not authorized in the closet. Otherwise, my players are being raided by helicopter on other people's huts.
I need some advice on setting up (otherwise I got confused)
hi, you can use the NoHeliDamageBuildings flag to block it, which will not protect a building without a TC.
I don't check if authed, that can easily be exploited. you might want to use a heli plugin if you require that.
you shouldn't require a flag for this though. the flag is meant so players can fight heli without it destroying their own base, not someone elses. someone trying to do that should be banned
I understand that I just don't have the resources to track all helicopter kills, plus every damage done.
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I'll try to do as you said, thank you very much)
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please tell me, what is the best way to deal with plugins like convoy? There, the helicopter is one of the main attacking forces (and it's supposed to demolish houses)- but there is no way to track how players simply attack other houses through it.
you're welcome. yes, agreed, it is difficult to track everything. I recommend using the flag so everyone can benefit from it. it is an easy and efficient solution to both problems.
a heli plugin that spawns its own helis should be able control all of that behavior, and it provides a bit more content for players.
however, an option specifically to block this does not provide enough benefit to justify its performance costs. I try to keep performance in mind with my plugins.
good luck with your server:)
got it, thank you very much)
I'm not too familiar with the Convoy plugin, it's best to ask him. He can implement any missing options, those are best suited in his plugin. It is intended that all plugins implement their own functionality, and use the hooks provided by TruePVE if needed.
Thank you) It's just about 5-6 plugins that use helicopters and tanks))) But in general, I have a connection with their authors, so I'll ask them)