Hi. My issue started a couple of days ago when i was updating plugins on a old server and i noticed that i wasnt able to shoot any players on the server. The crosshair circle just turned grey and i wasnt able to shoot.
So i downloaded PVP enabled plugin and players were now able to shoot other players BUT when you kill someone they doesnt get a respawn timer from esx_ambulancejob. You can only get the respawn timer by dying from falldamage, car crashes and these stuff. So whenever you get killed by any other player like shot or something you dont get the respawn timer. Does anybody know how to fix this ?
Its possible due to a Certain menu you use. From the looks of it Lambda menu is disabled, So Script Hook is also disabled meaning PVP wont work unless you get the script you have now. My assumption would be either A the PVP script you have is not compatible with ESX or B the Timer script you have is not compatible with non esx pvp if that make sense
It seems that I have the same problem, we use ESX on the server and it does pretty much the same. PVP is added via EssentialMode itself, but that shouldnāt be problem, since itās base for ESX itself??
Thanks for making this post; however, it should have been made in an issue on GitHub, or posted in the thread. Since you posted here, Iāll post my answer. When I enabled PvP correctly via the EssentialMode resource itself I donāt have the same issue where it doesnāt show up.
Thatās because you have to create a new resource and put that code in the server.lua file of said new resource. Iām sure thereās an easier way to do this but thatās how Iāve done it.
In the EssentialMode thread for those that read, it says āDo not modify any core filesā as well as stating in the files themselves. I chose to follow that particular rule and edited the settings the way the thread said. But by all means if you want to ignore the fact he said donāt edit core files and do it anyways by all means go right ahead.
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