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unless new information is received, the information displayed will remain out of date.
Try opening your pager and getting fresh information. If it's still out of date, there may be a data issue.
I have a question regarding the pager feature. When I equip the pager on my belt and press the F key, it activates. However, this seems to conflict with the lantern I have attached to my bag, as the lantern no longer responds to the shortcut key.
Is there a way to change the pager’s hotkey or disable it entirely?
Thanks in advance!
If there are 100 types of events, the probability of occurrence is 1%.
There is a debugging function that allows you to set certain event codes to occur.
Ah, normally you can't change the settings in single player.
I think there was a MOD that allowed you to change the settings in single player...
If the event description fails to load due to an error, the log file may contain some hints.
@억척스러운
The reason why I did not implement a mechanism to trigger events at random coordinates is because this mod is made for multiplayer servers.
On multiplayer servers, the coordinate situation can change due to various circumstances, and the occurrence of an event may cause a CTD.
For example, I considered a mechanism to check whether the coordinates are safe every time an event occurs, but I prioritized reducing the processing load and did not implement it.
These may be acceptable in single player, but it is necessary to check the safety of coordinates when an event occurs.
I've already seen examples on GitHub where coordinates are specified, but rather than targeting a specific place, I want to limit the event occurrence to the city I'm currently in (or sometimes a nearby city), rather than the entire world.