- IPlayerCheckMurderEvent now exists
- You can see if a kill was successful with IPlayerMurderEvent
- You can now see if host authority was requested with Game.IsHostAuthoritive
In 2023.10.24, vanilla started expecting that CheckMurder is handled on
the server. That is, unless the host is modded, then CheckMurder calls
are handled by the host as before
Innersloth has changed CNT from position/velocity to a queue of
positions. As a result, drop the velocity as well.
We're currently not tracking the current position of the player, so
we're just storing the last one
We had a nice year of backwards compatibility, but the changes in Fungle
are large enough that dropping support for old versions is the only
logical path forward
Some mods use SetName to set player-specific names, for example to set
player-specific roles. When Anticheat is disabled, this should be
allowed for feature-parity with officials.
If a game is in progress, a player can't join it anyway and spam-joining
to see if a spot becomes available is useless. So the GameFull error is
more important than the GameStarted error, therefore reorder them.
Closes: #518
This is a misconfiguration in most cases and it breaks Impostor.Http.
Throw a warning so that people know that they should return to the
install instructions.
Some people mount a folder on the plugin directory. This is fine, but
our sneaky Impostor.Http install method won't work here. So put it in a
different folder and prepend our folder to the plugin search path.
The number 76 has been randomly picked using dice
Adding plugins to the docker image is pretty hard as you need to install
ASP.Net Core and add the plugin. As Impostor.Http has become pretty much
mandatory, install the plugin by default.
Currently Impostor.Http is becoming an almost mandatory plugin. Because
it depends on ASP.Net, many people who fail to add the required path to
their config will run into an error. Help them by automatically adding
ASP.NET Core.
Also .NET updates every now and then and updating the version number in
the config.json is annoying me.
This commit uses the fact that ASP.NET Core DLL's are in a sibling folder
to the .NET runtime and should therefore work on most setups unless
they've installed ASP.NET Core in a very weird way.
* Fix casing
Co-authored-by: js6pak <kubastaron@hotmail.com>
