Closed TsunaLamperouge closed 7 months ago
Thank your for pointing this out, thought something was off but couldn't figure it out. I just checked my PalWorldSettings.ini BUILD_OBJECT_DETERIORATION_DAMAGE_RATE is set "0" but PAL_AUTO_HP_REGENE_RATE_IN_SLEEP also.
I changed the values to the following in the servermanager.sh on my environment, started the container, and its now working as it should.
if [[ ! -z ${PAL_AUTO_HP_REGENE_RATE_IN_SLEEP+x} ]]; then
echo "Setting PalAutoHpRegeneRateInSleep to $PAL_AUTO_HP_REGENE_RATE_IN_SLEEP"
sed -E -i "s/PalAutoHpRegeneRateInSleep=[+-]?([0-9]*[.])?[0-9]+/PalAutoHpRegeneRateInSleep=$PAL_AUTO_HP_REGENE_RATE_IN_SLEEP/" ${GAME_PATH}/Pal/Saved/Config/LinuxServer/PalWorldSettings.ini
fi
Hey @TsunaLamperouge you are right, thanks for reporting it, sorry about that, we had some massive merges and updates of the code. Im to blame for that. #137 fixed that.
Have you read the Important information text above
Current behavior
In the script theres an extra SED command to replace PAL_AUTO_HP_REGENE_RATE_IN_SLEEP with the BUILD_OBJECT_DETERIORATION_DAMAGE_RATE value.
Desired behavior
PAL_AUTO_HP_REGENE_RATE_IN_SLEEP only being replaced by its own environment var.
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To Reproduce
Line 152 of servermanager.sh
if [[ ! -z ${BUILD_OBJECT_DETERIORATION_DAMAGE_RATE+x} ]]; then echo "> Setting PalAutoHpRegeneRateInSleep to $BUILD_OBJECT_DETERIORATION_DAMAGE_RATE" sed -E -i "s/PalAutoHpRegeneRateInSleep=[+-]?([0-9]*[.])?[0-9]+/PalAutoHpRegeneRateInSleep=$BUILD_OBJECT_DETERIORATION_DAMAGE_RATE/" ${GAME_PATH}/Pal/Saved/Config/LinuxServer/PalWorldSettings.ini fi
Software setup
Hardware setup
Additional context
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