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Shell/CMD line access? #6

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Osinedges opened this issue Jan 24, 2024 · 3 comments
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Shell/CMD line access? #6

Osinedges opened this issue Jan 24, 2024 · 3 comments
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@Osinedges
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This would be a great tool to help with automation, would it be possible to add cmd line tools much like you can call mcrcon in cmd with
mcrcon.exe -c -H address -P port -p password "Command"

This would be super useful! Thanks in advance

@ddakebono
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I can look at making a separate tool for command line usage, everything needed is already there, just gotta strip out the UI

@ddakebono ddakebono added the enhancement New feature or request label Jan 25, 2024
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Osinedges commented Jan 25, 2024

It's no big deal if it's a pain, I just am not familiar with .net / c# and would be good to integrate to discord bots, similar to how mcrcon works. I was trying my best with that, but it doesn't seem to get return values from ShowPlayers, in fact, no .js modules do right now.

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Most off the shelf rcon have a bit of a fit with the Palworld server since it doesn't properly implement the rcon protocol.

Mainly most of them expect the ID of a packet to be echoed back, which is how the protocol is defined, but Palworld doesn't do that, which makes things a bit annoying lol

As for a command line tool, I can probably get one out pretty soon, things get alot easier when you aren't dealing with UI lol

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