Recent Galacticraft versions (since 1001) offer server admins the option to set some "static dimensions" in the config. This is intended to help with some of the tougher-to-solve dimension issues with other mods and Bukkit plugins.
So, by default, space stations are dynamically loaded dimensions - the dimension only exists on the server when a player is actually in the space station. Some other mods, and Bukkit plugins can't figure that out (including the basics like Factions /f home and Essentials /home or /tpa commands ... but strangely /back seems to be ok with it).
There is a Bukkit / MCPC+ config option to keep the Galacticraft dimensions loaded all the time. To enable it, your bukkit.yml should contain something like this:
Older versions (1.5.2):
Newer versions (1.6.4 and later):
Note, like every .yml file, you must be super careful to use spaces and not TAB characters for your indents. But I guess all server admins know that
Note also that if "keep-world-loaded" is set to false, then it doesn't keep the dimension in memory all the time, but you can still set "enabled" to true which should allow the dimension at least to be registered so that teleportation works. (See more notes on teleportation in my post below - there is a Galacticraft respawn setting which is also relevant.)
If it's mods not plugins which are the issue, or your server doesn't use Bukkit or you don't want to keep all the space stations loaded but only some of them, another option is to register the space stations as "static dimensions" in Galacticraft's config. Either edit the core.conf file, or the Galacticraft command /gckeeploaded lets admins specify a dimension number which you want to add to the static list, from within the game.
By default the core.conf should contain this:
You can add static dimensions to the list between < and >, each dimension number on its own line.
So, by default, space stations are dynamically loaded dimensions - the dimension only exists on the server when a player is actually in the space station. Some other mods, and Bukkit plugins can't figure that out (including the basics like Factions /f home and Essentials /home or /tpa commands ... but strangely /back seems to be ok with it).
There is a Bukkit / MCPC+ config option to keep the Galacticraft dimensions loaded all the time. To enable it, your bukkit.yml should contain something like this:
Older versions (1.5.2):
Code:
world-settings:
default:
keeploaded-environment-normal: true
keeploaded-environment-nether: true
keeploaded-environment-the_end: true
keeploaded-environment-twilightforest: false
keeploaded-environment-gccorespacestation: true
keeploaded-environment-gcmoon: true
Code:
world-environment-settings:
normal:
keep-world-loaded: true
nether:
keep-world-loaded: true
the_end:
keep-world-loaded: false
gccorespacestation:
keep-world-loaded: false
gcmoon:
keep-world-loaded: false
enabled: true
gcmars:
keep-world-loaded: false
enabled: true
Note also that if "keep-world-loaded" is set to false, then it doesn't keep the dimension in memory all the time, but you can still set "enabled" to true which should allow the dimension at least to be registered so that teleportation works. (See more notes on teleportation in my post below - there is a Galacticraft respawn setting which is also relevant.)
If it's mods not plugins which are the issue, or your server doesn't use Bukkit or you don't want to keep all the space stations loaded but only some of them, another option is to register the space stations as "static dimensions" in Galacticraft's config. Either edit the core.conf file, or the Galacticraft command /gckeeploaded lets admins specify a dimension number which you want to add to the static list, from within the game.
By default the core.conf should contain this:
Code:
####################
# dimensions
####################
dimensions {
# IDs to load at startup, and keep loaded until server stops. Can be added via /gckeeploaded
I:"Static Loaded Dimensions" <
>
I:idDimensionOverworldOrbit=-27
# Static Space Station ID
I:idDimensionOverworldOrbitStatic=-26
}
You can add static dimensions to the list between < and >, each dimension number on its own line.
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