Solved Respawn Dancer NPC at Saved Locations Automatically

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Evil_Orko

Evil_Orko

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Hello, this plugin does exactly what I want except I have to manually load them each time it reboots. Is there any way I can save the coordinates and reload the dancers like in HumanNPC? I have a town that spawns in the same coordinates constantly I would LOVE to utilize this at. Thanks for the fun plugin!
 
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Wahtson said:
Figured it out. Was on a PVE enabled server. Need to use killplayer <SteamID>/<playername>
Maybe adding admin permission to kill or something can be helpful. Thanks. Love your other Plugins.
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i always just waited for restart since they don't spawn automatically - the problem kinda fixed itself. I'll remember this though for when Viz adds the auto-spawning next time he updates this
 
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@VizEntities - any chance the dancers will get autospawning any time soon? My SkyTown really could use some dancers in the Concert & Bar areas :) Off-topic, but it's awesome that you are getting some well-deserved attention with srtbull lately, too!
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wow that was fast thank you VisEntities! I do have a question about the Gear Sets. Does this support some kind of kits or a way I can add a custom skinned outfit (shirt, pants, boots, etc) per dancer or just full suit outfits? Also - I might be misunderstanding about the Gear Sets but how would I add the new Kick Hazmat skin, or the Purple Hazmat for example? Am really looking forward to this obviously so thank you again!
 
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Evil_Orko said:
wow that was fast thank you VisEntities! I do have a question about the Gear Sets. Does this support some kind of kits or a way I can add a custom skinned outfit (shirt, pants, boots, etc) per dancer or just full suit outfits? Also - I might be misunderstanding about the Gear Sets but how would I add the new Kick Hazmat skin, or the Purple Hazmat for example? Am really looking forward to this obviously so thank you again!
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All of that is possible with Gear Core
 
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VisEntities said:
All of that is possible with Gear Core
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sorry it's been a few days but i got a bad flu and have been out of commission. I am having a few issues I thought I'd bring to your attention. I got the NPCs to use outfits now with Gear Core - thanks for that tip! I was trying to make some female dancers but after server restart the NPCs change genders. Also, the NPCs respawn but naked each time - is there a command I'm not entering to 'save to file' or something maybe? One last thing is that I'm getting a ton of console spam whenever the plugin is loaded. Thanks again for making them auto spawn for us!
 

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