Patrol Helicopter Napalm Not Damaging Players

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Roine

Roine

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Hi
It appears that players are not damaged by the napalm flames fired by the patrol helicopter.
Maybe this has been happening since the official update this month.
My server uses TruePve and this has never happened before.

Can you help me solve this isuues?
 
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I'll need the following details to figure out what happened:
  • The data file for the helicopter tier that fired the napalm
  • How the helicopter was spawned:
    • Was it automatically spawned by the plugin, or
    • Spawned using a command?
  • If it was spawned via command:
    • The exact command used (full line)
    • Where it was entered: server console, F1 console, or chat
  • If a player called it in:
    • Was the player who got hit by the napalm the same one who called the heli, or part of their team?
  • Any True PVE rules you have that might block napalm damage
 
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VisEntities said:
How the helicopter was spawned:
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Shop UI to call for helicopter

VisEntities said:
Was the player who got hit by the napalm the same one who called the heli, or part of their team?
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the same one who called the heli

VisEntities said:
Any True PVE rules you have that might block napalm damage
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TruePve has Fire cannot hurt players rule.

As a side note, from my research, it appears that the helicopter does not own the napalm and its flames fired from the helicopter.
I am not sure if this is a bug or an official spec.
Napalm used to have ownership from the helicopter, but not anymore.

I would like a good modder like yourself to investigate this issue.
 

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Custom Helicopter Tiers does nothing with fireballs (the ones created by napalm rockets), it doesn't handle them in any way, whether blocking or allowing, so if players aren't taking damage, that's coming from another plugin, in your case it's True PVE

By default, you should disable all heli-related flags or settings in any other plugin when using CHT. CHT already handles the PVE side of things as long as you enable the following settings:
JSON: 
"PVE": {
  "Block Damage To Non Caller Players": true,
  "Block Damage To Non Caller Owned Entities": true
}
 
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