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- StarMote | StarMade Wiki | Fandom
StarMote is a tool to remote control and administrate servers that was introduced on 03 20 2013 It's main purpose is to administer a server without the need to load the Schine engine Although largely broken by recent updates, the tool allows nearly all commands supported by ingame chat Exceptions include Destroy_Entity and Shop_Restock which require a target be selected in the HUD Banning
- StarMade: Performance Admin Tools news - ModDB
StarMote As the amount of public and private servers got bigger, the owners and players were asking for tools for administration in the game From that moment on, StarMote was born StarMode is a Administration front-end, that is fully capable of everything an admin can do with a client, and more From accessing player IP backlogs to despawning single objects or whole patterns, StarMote offers
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- Starmote Interactive
For the month of July I’m pushing hard to get shippable assets in for all the important elements of the game – items, weapons, and enemies This will make it easier for me to focus on integrating systems, refining the design, and doing more tedious and less critical tasks like optimization and lore integration Anyways, the past two weeks I’ve been focusing on items I’ve made a small
- StarMade 0. 0923: Introducing StarMote | StarMade Dock
Hello and welcome to StarMade, this update introduces StarMote, a very powerful administration and monitoring tool for StarMade StarMote The game is finally much more easy to administrate Admins no longer have to start up the game - they can just startup StarMote, select a previously saved
- How to increase number of devices on a mobile hotspot?
I set up a mobile hotspot According to the admin panel, I can only allow up to 8 devices to connect to it How do I increase the maximum number of connected devices from 8 devices to 20 devices?
- Why the actual CPU utilization percentage exceeds Pod CPU limit in . . .
My initial question is why the actual utilization exceed 10% (10% is shown as the result of "kubectl describe nodes" in Non-terminated Pods section) In Non-terminated Pods section, the CPU percentage has a different meaning than that from "top ps"
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