Recent content by ProfessorAsus

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      Constant Server Crashing

      Its for Linux servers. You could use the same script in windows though I think but you\'d have to install Cygwin, which provides a Unix-like environment under Windows -- but it doesn\'t have a particularly \"native\" environment.
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      Constant Server Crashing

      Providing that you are using Linux or UNIX, you can delete the exisiting code inside your \"StarMade-dedicated-server-linux.sh\" file, used in running the server and change it to the following #!/bin/bash ( until java -Xms128m -Xmx1024m -jar StarMade.jar -server; do echo \"StarMade...
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      Server crash //CPU use

      No idea why this is happening. Doesn\'t seem to be too much of a problem on my end though, so I added a server respawn script, so that in an event of a crash, it will boot itself back up. I did this by changing the script from \"#!/bin/bash cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")\" java -Xms128m -Xmx1024m -jar...
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      Hello Everyone!

      I am ProfessorAsus from the UK, although most call me Prof. or Pro. I'm a representive of Linux and have kitted out my computer with 3 distros [including Ubuntu 13.04, Fedora 18 and my own (Alex-Bit)]. I also have windows 7 because I own a windows phone. If there are any other Linux users who...
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      X11 Bug

      As you\'ve probably guessed X11 is graphics. The only problem is its so old (since MS-DOS to be precise) that it has \'wobblies\', even if nogui is used. This problem you have though is no big deal, I have also received this error on an old computer, which I just installed Ubuntu on and a few...
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      Docking- Removing 50 Block limit

      I decided that I wanted my ship to be able to dock on our space station (base 75), so I added some docking modules and enhancers and made an area for it to go inside. I am sure it would fit, however, when I fired the docking beam, it was not there. I learnt from this thread it was because of a...