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HDR / Player_Glow_Sponge

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Color Change not working #2

Closed MageFX closed 7 years ago

MageFX commented 7 years ago

I can toggle glow on and off I use GUI and Chat commands but the colors stay white.

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MageFX commented 7 years ago

The Conflict is with EasyScoreboard. Sorry just had time to remove plugins to work it out.

HDR commented 7 years ago

This is probably because we both call our scoreboards "scoreboard" i'll look into changing/testing this in the next update.

HDR commented 7 years ago

Please try using the jar in this zip file instead. Removed

MageFX commented 7 years ago

Unfortunately this does not fix the issue.

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Please try using the jar in this zip file instead. playerglow.zip https://github.com/MrHDR/Player_Glow_Sponge/files/1017382/playerglow.zip

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HDR commented 7 years ago

I'll have to take some time to look into this issue at later date, no guaratee of a fix however.

MageFX commented 7 years ago

I'll get my dev to look into it if you like also

On 23 May 2017 02:07, "Martin" notifications@github.com wrote:

I'll have to take some time to look into this issue at later date, no guaratee of a fix however.

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HDR commented 7 years ago

Sure, can't hurt to have another set of eyes look at it.