[Hyphie]

After trying to install DropParty on my Rust++ server I finally asked my host what I was doing wrong, and why they wouldnt work togethor. I was informed that Rust++ nolonger used leather and now uses its own framework/library. How does Rust Essentials compare, and does it give me the ability to modify loot tables?

I'd like to avoid Oxide because personally I dont like relying on an assortment of plugins all created by various authors, with how quickly Rust is growing and expanding I dont want to have to worry about individually updating 10 different plugins, when I can just update an entire mod such as Rust++ or Rust Essentials.

[EquiFox17]

We switched to our own Framework but it can be run along side with any Leather mod that doesnt use the chat class.

[Hyphie]

EquiFox17 posted:

We switched to our own Framework but it can be run along side with any Leather mod that doesnt use the chat class.

So DropParty is still compatible with Rust++? I apoligize if what I said before was incorrect, I just passed along what the Nitrous-Networks staff said to me.

Hello Stephen,

Unfortunately you can't run Rust++ and DropParty side by side now because Rust++ no longer uses leather and uses it's own framework / library.

Best Regards,
Jordan Bryant

[EquiFox17]

Well, I am running it right now on my development server, so I think it works fine :)

If you get more troubles ask Nitrous for your Output log file and send it to me.

[Hyphie]

I've submitted a ticket requesting the log now, but in the meantime maybe I've installed the mod incorrectly. To clarify, I add the Leather.cfg and LeatherLoader to my "rust_server_Data" folder, cook the "mainData" file with Furnace, add the cooked "mainData" file back to my "rust_server_Data" folder, and add "DropParty_mod" and the "config" folder to the mods folder in "rust_server_Data"?

[Hyphie]

bump, still looking for a little help on the topic