Windows 10, Terraria 1.3.2.1, running TDSM pretty much straight out (the one at the top of the list of releases that says 1.3.2.1). I don't know anything about SQL, though, so it might be just me failing in my install somewhere. If this is just me in the end, maybe someone can point me in the right direction for setting up a fully running TDSM server (googled away quite a bit, no luck; my PC isn't a raspberry Pi :v).
What I see mentioned is Int32 and Int64, followed by what I think is further command failures. Here's what the result looked like from me trying to add a user to a group: http://puu.sh/qdMOv/fa86aedad9.png It almost sounds like a data type mismatch, but I have no idea. It mentions Chat_red, which I assume has to do with the chat colors assigned to each group. If I knew what my problem is, I would figure it out myself (don't know any of the coding language or anything about SQL).
I've also had a similar message happen to me trying to use whoami in-game.
Windows 10, Terraria 1.3.2.1, running TDSM pretty much straight out (the one at the top of the list of releases that says 1.3.2.1). I don't know anything about SQL, though, so it might be just me failing in my install somewhere. If this is just me in the end, maybe someone can point me in the right direction for setting up a fully running TDSM server (googled away quite a bit, no luck; my PC isn't a raspberry Pi :v).
What I see mentioned is Int32 and Int64, followed by what I think is further command failures. Here's what the result looked like from me trying to add a user to a group: http://puu.sh/qdMOv/fa86aedad9.png It almost sounds like a data type mismatch, but I have no idea. It mentions Chat_red, which I assume has to do with the chat colors assigned to each group. If I knew what my problem is, I would figure it out myself (don't know any of the coding language or anything about SQL).
I've also had a similar message happen to me trying to use whoami in-game.