Also, there's this at the top of scripts/respawn.lua: --custon event --/c remote.call("space-exploration", "get_on_player_respawned_event") --script.on_event(remote.call("space-exploration", "get_on_player_respawned_event"), ...

I haven't found yet how SE bypasses on_player_respawned, but I've found this in the changelog: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Version: 0.4.10 Date: 22. 09. 2020 … Compatibility: ...

I haven't found yet how SE bypasses on_player_respawned, but I've found this in the changelog: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Version: 0.4.10 Date: 22. 09. 2020 … Compatibility: ...

function character_init(event) local player = game.players[event.player_index] if player.character then player.character_running_speed_modifier = running_speed_modifier ......... end end Seems like you can keep it as simple as this: remote.add_interface("your_interface_name", { on_charact...

Both events exist now (the latter under the name on_player_respawned), the game ending is controlled differently and there are probably ways to prevent players from dying. This is a "dirty" multiple-feature request anyway, I think it can be considered implemented at this point.

... my map Marathon of the World of Death. Very late game :) On the left, you can clearly see the biter Red are nests. Green - the area on which they respawn and settle with some probability. Therefore, long-range guns are often installed along the perimeter, to shoot the newly created nests. https://s.micp.ru/216XB.jpg ...

... of pollution. However, if you kill the bugs around a nest, even in an area where there is no pollution those biters and spitters seem to still respawn to defend the nest. The question is do the nests replace their defensive troops for "free", meaning those particular defensive bugs ...

... area down to 50% further shrinkage doesn't seem to make the biter bases change much more. However, with settings like this, it does take some respawning to make a map where the biter bases are not literally sitting on top of your resources. I am keeping the rest of the settings the same. As ...

... and hand mine as much as I can to start out. Obviously the difficulty of the game depends on the spawn. I have little doubt that most players respawn until they get an decent setup. I do just the opposite according to my house rules. If I somehow, despite the hard map settings, spawn in a ...

... after thinking about it more I think i'm going to leave this as is. The "ghost" controller is meant to be used when a player dies and is respawning. If a mod sets someone to it manually it "works" (as in doesn't crash) but otherwise may have other side effects like this. If ...

... since you can't know how long it'll be before the user scans a chunk. I think it'd be easier to just wipe any ore generated with the chunk and respawn it later - pretty sure I've seen RSO has it's own version of regenerate_entities you can use to make it respawn the ores. It'd be more compatible, ...

... waves that gather due to the attack of one nest. The crucial thing is that if a wave is gathering, the enemies around a nest almost immediately respawn. That means a wave isn't decreasing the overall amount of enemies - it is actually increasing. If you continue shooting with artillery and attack ...

... have a recipe for both manual and assembler crafting. But I can't think of a single scenario where either would be used. Every time the player respawns, they get a pistol. How would you ever actually really need to build another? If you drop it on accident? What about the assembler recipe? ...

... if you explore, but if you want to force them to show up you can use the commands /c remote.call("bobores", "Regenerate") to respawn all bob ores, or /c game.regenerate_entity("tin-ore") to respawn a specific ore (if you know it's internal code name)

... have a recipe for both manual and assembler crafting. But I can't think of a single scenario where either would be used. Every time the player respawns, they get a pistol. How would you ever actually really need to build another? If you drop it on accident? What about the assembler recipe? ...

... have a recipe for both manual and assembler crafting. But I can't think of a single scenario where either would be used. Every time the player respawns, they get a pistol. How would you ever actually really need to build another? If you drop it on accident? What about the assembler recipe? ...

... have a recipe for both manual and assembler crafting. But I can't think of a single scenario where either would be used. Every time the player respawns, they get a pistol. How would you ever actually really need to build another? If you drop it on accident? What about the assembler recipe? ...

... random, same with objective complete, So then the player might accidently Confirm this GUI without knowing it and be whisked off to a new level or respawn without knowing what went on

... = 1 game.map_settings.path_finder.general_entity_subsequent_collision_penalty = 1 This deleted all biters. The biters then respawn but remain fixed in place and do not animate. Spawners animate immediately after running the command but then quickly stop animating. This issue ...

... to make the game easier. I know what I'm talking about. I have the largest number of both artillery trains and the longest railway with a constant respawn bite around it, and constantly one train with manual control and 500 shells in it. I constantly have to make sure that he does not start shooting ...