Network

Network mode lets a player see and sell their spawners from any server of a network: /spawners on the lobby lists the farm on the survival server, and a click sells its storage there.

Turning it on

How it works

• Each spawner belongs to one server: the one it was placed on. That server is the only one that loads it, produces it and runs its storage transactions. Every other server reaches it with a message over Redis.
• Listing: /spawners shows this server's spawners at once and the other servers' as they last answered, asked again every few seconds while the screen stays open. Spawners elsewhere show their world with the server in brackets, and their storage, experience and corruption state.
• Selling: clicking a spawner on another server needs exyliaspawners.remote and sells its whole storage on its own server. The money goes to the owner as always, and the player gets one line with what was sold and for how much. A server that does not answer in five seconds gets "is taking a while": the sale may still finish there, once, so looking again in a moment shows it.
• The player limit is network-wide: placement.player-limit and exyliaspawners.limit.<n> count the player's spawner blocks on every server. The other servers' part is their last answer, asked for when the player joins and kept fresh while they play, so it can be up to about 15 seconds old.
• Spawner items are shared: an item made on one server can be placed on any other, and an id spent on one is spent everywhere. A copy placed on two servers at the same moment keeps one spawner; the other server takes its placement back off and tells staff.

What stays local

• /spawners sell sells only the spawners the player owns on the server they are on.
• Autosell runs on the spawner's server, and only while its owner is online there.
• Opening a spawner, taking items and buying upgrades happen at the block.

Without network mode, /spawners lists this server's spawners only, and everything else works the same.