A dedicated server's park mods could only be spawned from its console, an admin's chat or a vote,
so a server plugin could not bring out the park its game is played in. A new permission,
server.parks, gives a server copy reskate.server.parks(), which lists the park mods set up with
whether each fits the map running now and is spawned (its objects and minutes left), and
reskate.server.park_spawn(name, minutes?) and park_remove(name), which return ok or false and why.
They go through park-mod add and remove, so the park limits, the map check and the chat lines stay
the server's. Their "[parks]" lines are logged "by plugin <id>". A name is a park mod's own (1 to 16
of a-z 0-9 - _) and minutes are 1 to 1440, or none for until removed. Reading the park files is not
part of this: a plugin brings what it needs to know about a park in its own package.
dingosdk_server_plugin_tests spawns and removes a park mod through a plugin and checks what it is
refused; dingosdk_plugin_tests checks the API on a server copy, and that a player's copy and a
plugin without server.parks cannot use it.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Hs7xxJDf6SDcQUaXnzmtL5
On a dedicated server reskate.level.current() was empty and level_loaded and level_unloading never
fired, so a server plugin could not tell which map ran or that it had changed. The server's
plugins are now told the map's level each tick, named as players' games name it (a destination's
level, after its "|"). When the server changes the map, they hear level_unloading for the old one
and level_loaded for the new one, as a game's plugins do; players load it after.
dingosdk_server_plugin_tests checks level.current() and both events across a map change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Hs7xxJDf6SDcQUaXnzmtL5
reskate.session.skaters() returned an empty list on a dedicated server: its game for plugins did
not say where anyone was, though the host holds every player's latest pose. A server copy now gets
each player in the world with a pose: their id, the pose's root position, its heading (read as a
client reads it) and how long ago it arrived. A server plugin can now follow players itself, for
a race's checkpoints or a game of tag, instead of trusting what each player's copy reports.
Host::skater_poses() lists them for the plugins. dingosdk_server_plugin_tests drives the host with
simulated players sending poses and checks what a server plugin sees, and that a plugin without
session.skaters is still refused.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Hs7xxJDf6SDcQUaXnzmtL5
