Toggleable Areas Problem or misunderstanding
LadyCailinBot opened this issue ยท 2 comments
CRAFTBOOK-2695 - Reported by Qcbob
Hi,
I am not familiar with Craftbook plugin. I tried to make an [Area] Sign following the Wiki instruction. I have made a zone with World Edit. I have save it using /area save NAME. I can even do /area list, and I can see it is listed. The problem I face right now is once I try to make a sign I place NAME on the first line and [Area] on the second. The sign automaticly break leaving a note "This area does not exist... " (something like that).
I don't really see the issue or what I am doing wrong. I don't see any error on the console, nor if any of my plugins might interact with. I use WorldEdit, WorldGuard with a Golden Axe wand instead of the Wooden Axe. I also have Grief Prevention and OtherDrops. There is nothing related with signs with OtherDrops, only some drop for ores and killing mobs. All plugins are lastest release. The area where I have made the zone is in a WorldEdit zone where the flag Use is deny to prevent peoples from touching some lamp made of wooden trap and redstone lamp.
I am OP with the '*' in my PermissionEx plugin and I hav'nt put any node related with Craftbook. Can someone help me light what I am doing wrong?
Comment by pmpmpm
I can answer that.
Basically every single area is saved in a folder called "Namespace". Exactly like files in folders on a PC. Whenever you type "/area save NAME", you use the "area save" command without telling the namespace, so it saves the area in the default folder: "~PSEUDO", for example "~Steve" or "~Qcbob". You can see this namespace on your server's FTP by the way...
If you want to save under another namespace (like NAMESPACE1), you must type the command as following:
/area save -n NAMESPACE1 AREA1
Back to the problem. Here is the syntax of the [Area] sign:
Namespace
[Area]
Area1
Area2
See the problem? You must write the area on the second line of the sign. If you put two areas on one sign, CraftBook switches between the two (for example, a big closed door and the same big but open door). If you put only one, CraftBook switches between the area and empty air.
If you don't tell CraftBook what is the namespace you're trying to use on the sign, it automatically writes ~PSEUDO_OF_THE_SIGN_CREATOR instead.
Hope that helps!