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[DontCare4Free]

Kalphiter, where's St Lous? I don't think I've ever heard of it.

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[otto-san]

It's St Louis, it says it right in the OP.

Stop being a twit about it being hosted in America.

[Kalphiter]

It's St Louis, it says it right in the OP.

Stop being a twit about it being hosted in America.

I changed it.

[DontCare4Free]

And he has an 100mbit UPLOAD and download connection with no disconnect! Now tell me where you get such a connection at home.

Such a residential connection is actually pretty regular in Sweden.

[otto-san]

Such a residential connection is actually pretty regular in Sweden.

Stop being a twit about it being hosted in America.

[DontCare4Free]

Stop being a twit about it being hosted in America.

No, thank you very much.

Lol.
That, for once, was unrelated to the move to America and if you actually read it correctly the post I was responding to was from before the move to America was even spoken of.

[otto-san]

I just assumed since you did it so often in the past, that would be doing it again.

sorry.

[Winner2]

Is this a good way to de-activate an add-on: deactivatePackage("Tool_SwissArmyGun/server.cs");

[DontCare4Free]

Is this a good way to de-activate an add-on: deactivatePackage("Tool_SwissArmyGun/server.cs");

That wouldn't even work.

[Winner2]

That wouldn't even work.

How do you do it then?

[DontCare4Free]

How do you do it then?

For item/vehicle/playertype/brick/etc add-ons, you can't really, AFAIK.
However, "pure script" add-ons might be enclosed in a package.
If that is the case you can just read it and deactivate said package.

[Winner2]

For item/vehicle/playertype/brick/etc add-ons, you can't really, AFAIK.
However, "pure script" add-ons might be enclosed in a package.
If that is the case you can just read it and deactivate said package.

Because that what I just did didn't work. What's the command then?

[DontCare4Free]

Because that what I just did didn't work. What's the command then?

It is deactivatePackage but you have to examine the script to see what the package is named.

[Winner2]

It is deactivatePackage but you have to examine the script to see what the package is named.

What do you mean? Isn't it just called "server.cs"?

[Gambsy]

If it is a script that is packaged it will be located in the one of the addons files, most likely the server.cs
you will be able to find it by this

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package PackageName
{
Code Goes here
};
activatePackage(PackageName);