Hello there,
If anyone has experienced this or has an answer, that would be helpful. I've had this plugin on my servers for some time now and I cannot get the patch avatar image to work. I've added the STEAM API KEY to both the PlayTimeRewards and ImageLibrary. This has not solved the issue though and I'm trying to figure out what I missed.
Patch Avatar IssueNot An Issue
Did you enable the config toggle inside PlayTimeRewards ? to enable the Avatar patch?
Yes I did. For some reason it has never worked. I have it on 4 servers now. Do you have a discord I can send a screenshot to of the config?
I reached out on RustLands discord. Both Image Library and PlaytimeRewards are set up to do the STEAM API and avatars. It still just shows the Rust Server Icon. Do you have any idea as to possible fixes for the issue?
This is my discord id khan8615
Last time I checked it worked fine, if it is not working then either the image library plugin or mine isn't allowed to do the web request for the images if that's the case console would throw an output of some kind when u load it. & if that is the case then that would be a hosting provider issue, where they aren't allowing the servers to do external calls to send/receive data.
Same thing is happening to me. I've made every step like JeremyGunner and the only image showing up is the rust logo.
khan
This is my discord id khan8615
Last time I checked it worked fine, if it is not working then either the image library plugin or mine isn't allowed to do the web request for the images if that's the case console would throw an output of some kind when u load it. & if that is the case then that would be a hosting provider issue, where they aren't allowing the servers to do external calls to send/receive data.
IDK what to say I've just tested with my active Steam API key & it works as is just fine.
Maybe your steam API key got rate-limited, try deleting your key & re-creating it.

I was looking for a way to change the icon that the plugin uses when broadcasting messages in chat, I thought that was the way to do it.