Help me please. The base does not appear, and when manually creating an error occurs: "you cannot spawn a base that is not configured"
I watch video on this topic, but not result.

The video very clearly states that you must set the difficulty level in the profile.

So does every other thread asking the same question

nivex

The video very clearly states that you must set the difficulty level in the profile.

So does every other thread asking the same question

please tell me the line where it needs to be configured?

I am Russian and I don’t understand anything what he says. just repeated after the person.

"Difficulty (0 = easy, 1 = medium, 2 = hard, 3 = expert, 4 = nightmare)":

oxide/data/RaidableBases/Profiles/

try again, a manual spawn was already requested.

did you have that?

I have already deleted and reinstalled the .cs file several times.

tried to adjust - the values ​​are already set to 0 for a easy base, etc.

nivex

"Difficulty (0 = easy, 1 = medium, 2 = hard, 3 = expert, 4 = nightmare)":

oxide/data/RaidableBases/Profiles/

make changes only in oxide / data / RaidableBases / Profiles /

or in the main file?

nivex

"Difficulty (0 = easy, 1 = medium, 2 = hard, 3 = expert, 4 = nightmare)":

oxide/data/RaidableBases/Profiles/

can you help me in discord or skype? for coin on visa 

Post your easy profile here from pastebin.com

nivex

Post your easy profile here from pastebin.com

https://pastebin.com/u/lombrozomir

I need the link to the pastebin file, not the account. I can't view it

lombrozomir

https://pastebin.com/u/lombrozomir

https://pastebin.com/w29FLtjt

this? 

You have to put the easy profile on pastebin. Not just some text that says RAIDABLEBASES...

Merged post

You need to create bases using the CopyPaste plugin before you can add anything to the profiles or spawn any bases. You can alternatively download bases from Fortify on Steam workshop. I recommend to create your own to start with so you understand how CopyPaste works. 

When you are done creating a base you must save it by typing /copy filename where filename is the name of file you want to use for your base. You must copy the base while looking at a foundation. Example... /copy easybase001

To make sure that it copied at the right height type /paste easybase001

If it copied properly then it will paste properly. Once you are done type /undo to remove the pasted base.

Next step is to add it to a profile. Type this in the server console: rb.config add "Easy Bases" easybase001 0

This will save you the hassle of having to edit the profile from oxide/data/Raidable Bases/Profiles/Easy Bases.json by adding it there for you. Specifying 0 sets the difficulty to 0/easy. You do not have to add 1 file at a time. You can specify as many files as you want. rb.config add "Easy Bases" easybase001 easybase002 easybase003 0

Once you have a few bases created, saved, and added to Easy Bases then you can reload the plugin by typing o.reload RaidableBases in the server console. 

You can spawn these bases by typing /rbevent in-game to make sure they spawn properly. If you want them to automatically spawn then you can change Always Maintain Max Events to true in the config.

Next step is to configure your loot. This requires A LOT of time, several days in some cases. This is all done in the oxide/data/RaidableBases/ directory. Everything except for files in the Profiles folder is a loot table. To begin type rb.populate all in the server console to have loot lists populated for you in the Editable Lists directory (oxide/data/RaidableBases/Editable_Lists/). Refresh the FTP after typing this command to see this new folder.

There will be 5 new files in this folder, one for each difficulty. Each file contains every single item in the game (over 600 items) with all of their amount and amountMin set to 0. You must change the amount in order for the item to be spawnable.

Editable_Lists files are NOT loaded by the plugin. Once you have edited a file, for example Editable_Lists/Easy.json, you may copy & paste the contents of the file into another loot table file such as Difficulty Loot/Easy.json

Simply reload the plugin and it will output to the server console:

Loaded 660 items from RaidableBases/Difficulty_Loot/Easy

Either manually a base or wait for Maintained Events to spawn one automatically.

nivex

You have to put the easy profile on pastebin. Not just some text that says RAIDABLEBASES...

Merged post

You need to create bases using the CopyPaste plugin before you can add anything to the profiles or spawn any bases. You can alternatively download bases from Fortify on Steam workshop. I recommend to create your own to start with so you understand how CopyPaste works. 

When you are done creating a base you must save it by typing /copy filename where filename is the name of file you want to use for your base. You must copy the base while looking at a foundation. Example... /copy easybase001

To make sure that it copied at the right height type /paste easybase001

If it copied properly then it will paste properly. Once you are done type /undo to remove the pasted base.

Next step is to add it to a profile. Type this in the server console: rb.config add "Easy Bases" easybase001 0

This will save you the hassle of having to edit the profile from oxide/data/Raidable Bases/Profiles/Easy Bases.json by adding it there for you. Specifying 0 sets the difficulty to 0/easy. You do not have to add 1 file at a time. You can specify as many files as you want. rb.config add "Easy Bases" easybase001 easybase002 easybase003 0

Once you have a few bases created, saved, and added to Easy Bases then you can reload the plugin by typing o.reload RaidableBases in the server console. 

You can spawn these bases by typing /rbevent in-game to make sure they spawn properly. If you want them to automatically spawn then you can change Always Maintain Max Events to true in the config.

Next step is to configure your loot. This requires A LOT of time, several days in some cases. This is all done in the oxide/data/RaidableBases/ directory. Everything except for files in the Profiles folder is a loot table. To begin type rb.populate all in the server console to have loot lists populated for you in the Editable Lists directory (oxide/data/RaidableBases/Editable_Lists/). Refresh the FTP after typing this command to see this new folder.

There will be 5 new files in this folder, one for each difficulty. Each file contains every single item in the game (over 600 items) with all of their amount and amountMin set to 0. You must change the amount in order for the item to be spawnable.

Editable_Lists files are NOT loaded by the plugin. Once you have edited a file, for example Editable_Lists/Easy.json, you may copy & paste the contents of the file into another loot table file such as Difficulty Loot/Easy.json

Simply reload the plugin and it will output to the server console:

Loaded 660 items from RaidableBases/Difficulty_Loot/Easy

Either manually a base or wait for Maintained Events to spawn one automatically.

you are just the god of this world !!! I got it as soon as I entered: rb.config add "Easy Bases" easybase001 0
Bases began to appear !!!
How to remove the fence around the base?
Make her PVE and customize resources in the closet?
Should this be done in the RaidableBase.json file?

nivex

You have to put the easy profile on pastebin. Not just some text that says RAIDABLEBASES...

Merged post

You need to create bases using the CopyPaste plugin before you can add anything to the profiles or spawn any bases. You can alternatively download bases from Fortify on Steam workshop. I recommend to create your own to start with so you understand how CopyPaste works. 

When you are done creating a base you must save it by typing /copy filename where filename is the name of file you want to use for your base. You must copy the base while looking at a foundation. Example... /copy easybase001

To make sure that it copied at the right height type /paste easybase001

If it copied properly then it will paste properly. Once you are done type /undo to remove the pasted base.

Next step is to add it to a profile. Type this in the server console: rb.config add "Easy Bases" easybase001 0

This will save you the hassle of having to edit the profile from oxide/data/Raidable Bases/Profiles/Easy Bases.json by adding it there for you. Specifying 0 sets the difficulty to 0/easy. You do not have to add 1 file at a time. You can specify as many files as you want. rb.config add "Easy Bases" easybase001 easybase002 easybase003 0

Once you have a few bases created, saved, and added to Easy Bases then you can reload the plugin by typing o.reload RaidableBases in the server console. 

You can spawn these bases by typing /rbevent in-game to make sure they spawn properly. If you want them to automatically spawn then you can change Always Maintain Max Events to true in the config.

Next step is to configure your loot. This requires A LOT of time, several days in some cases. This is all done in the oxide/data/RaidableBases/ directory. Everything except for files in the Profiles folder is a loot table. To begin type rb.populate all in the server console to have loot lists populated for you in the Editable Lists directory (oxide/data/RaidableBases/Editable_Lists/). Refresh the FTP after typing this command to see this new folder.

There will be 5 new files in this folder, one for each difficulty. Each file contains every single item in the game (over 600 items) with all of their amount and amountMin set to 0. You must change the amount in order for the item to be spawnable.

Editable_Lists files are NOT loaded by the plugin. Once you have edited a file, for example Editable_Lists/Easy.json, you may copy & paste the contents of the file into another loot table file such as Difficulty Loot/Easy.json

Simply reload the plugin and it will output to the server console:

Loaded 660 items from RaidableBases/Difficulty_Loot/Easy

Either manually a base or wait for Maintained Events to spawn one automatically.

and yet, do you need to put resources in the closet before copying?

Resources are not required. It will not rot/decay

set Arena Walls false in profile