82ndAB_Bravo17

We used to kick people for doing that in BF2 ......

Try the files here (use at your own risk, but we have been using them without incident for some time now)
 
To run them you need python 2.7.x installed, then just run the .bat files after editing the location of your python.exe in the bat files, and your database info in the py files.
 
The cleanup program creates a txt file with the results, so you can see if it is worth running the remove vehicle file, and also removes any traders that have spawned without inventory.
 
https://github.com/82ndab-Bravo17/EpochRedisCleanup/archive/master.zip
 

Try the files here (use at your own risk, but we have been using them without incident for some time now)
 
To run them you need python 2.7.x installed, then just run the .bat files after editing the location of your python.exe in the bat files, and your database info in the py files.
 
The cleanup program creates a txt file with the results, so you can see if it is worth running the remove vehicle file, and also removes any traders that have spawned without inventory.
 
https://github.com/82ndab-Bravo17/EpochRedisCleanup/archive/master.zip
 

Sometimes it is difficult to know which building part you have actually selected when wanting to remove one. It would be great if a picture or text could be shown to indicate whether you have selected a floor or a wall etc so you don't accidentally remove the wrong piece, just as it is for when you are upgrading.

That is by design.

Sometimes it is difficult to know which building part you have actually selected when wanting to remove one. It would be great if a picture or text could be shown to indicate whether you have selected a floor or a wall etc so you don't accidentally remove the wrong piece, just as it is for when you are upgrading.

Sometimes it is difficult to know which building part you have actually selected when wanting to remove one. It would be great if a picture or text could be shown to indicate whether you have selected a floor or a wall etc so you don't accidentally remove the wrong piece, just as it is for when you are upgrading.

Sometimes it is difficult to know which building part you have actually selected when wanting to remove one. It would be great if a picture or text could be shown to indicate whether you have selected a floor or a wall etc so you don't accidentally remove the wrong piece, just as it is for when you are upgrading.

Sometimes it is difficult to know which building part you have actually selected when wanting to remove one. It would be great if a picture or text could be shown to indicate whether you have selected a floor or a wall etc so you don't accidentally remove the wrong piece, just as it is for when you are upgrading.

Thanks for the help - indeed one of the server files had somehow got reverted to a prior version.

For some reason I can't create a pbo that works from the files, if I simply unpbo it and re pbo it again without any edits, the resulting file fails to work properly (clients spawn as seagulls). Could you tell me what program you actually use to create your pbo?

The password for the redis database needs to be the same in 2 locations - in redis.conf and in Epochserver.ini
 
For some reason the default files come with 'Changeme9832' in redis.conf and 'foobared' in EpochServer.ini and the install.txt makes no mention of needing to change them.