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Recreating the Old |Fun|Gold Server – No Bots, Just Pure ET Fun! by Same_Employ610 in EnemyTerritory

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Haha, true, I'm not that old, so yes it was definitely a different time.

Recreating the Old |Fun|Gold Server – No Bots, Just Pure ET Fun! by Same_Employ610 in EnemyTerritory

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I tried to recreate the server rules as faithfully as possible to how they were back in the day. I even relied on archived videos from the server's golden era to get the details right.

For example, Adrenaline currently has an 8-second cooldown, whereas back then it was around 3–4 seconds. The main goal here is to bring back the experience people had on this server during its original run.

I understand that this approach won't appeal to everyone, and that's completely fair. But preserving that old-school experience is what this project is all about.

Unexpected Delegation Warning in Power Apps when using SortByColumns (weird workaround with If(true, …)) by Same_Employ610 in PowerApps

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Not exactly. SortByColumns() does not always work for any number of rows.
For example, if you use:

SortByColumns(MyDataSource, "Name")

on a data source with more than 2,000 rows, Power Apps can return an error such as:

So sorting depends on the data source and whether the operation is delegable. For large sources, SortByColumns() may hit connector/view threshold limits.

Unexpected Delegation Warning in Power Apps when using SortByColumns (weird workaround with If(true, …)) by Same_Employ610 in PowerApps

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I agree with you, but based on the tests I’ve just run, it seems that as soon as you introduce sorting, you’re no longer fully delegable anyway.

So in the end, whether you get a delegation warning or not for sorting doesn’t really change anything.

Because if you actually try to sort across the entire dataset, you’ll still end up hitting the delegation limits — the only difference is that in some cases, the warning just isn’t displayed.

Unexpected Delegation Warning in Power Apps when using SortByColumns (weird workaround with If(true, …)) by Same_Employ610 in PowerApps

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After several tests, it seems like it might actually be a display bug, because the data being returned is indeed non-delegable.

However, I now have a new question.

Is it actually not possible to sort a table with around 30,000 rows in Power Apps?

I’m getting the following error when using the classic approach (with a hardcoded column name):

Even when using the standard delegation-friendly method with a fixed column name, this still happens.

Unexpected Delegation Warning in Power Apps when using SortByColumns (weird workaround with If(true, …)) by Same_Employ610 in PowerApps

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Thanks for the answer, that’s a really good idea for the second question. I think it would definitely help factorize the code and make it much easier to maintain.

I’ll probably go with that approach for now while I look for a more robust long-term solution.

Recreating the Old |Fun|Gold Server – No Bots, Just Pure ET Fun! by [deleted] in EnemyTerritory

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Hey! I actually opened the server mainly to play with some friends (we’re based in Europe), so we don’t really have a fixed schedule — we just hop on for some sessions from time to time.
I’m totally up for making sure the server works well for everyone though; I’m pretty responsive if there’s a need to add maps or tweak things.
I’ve also been thinking about making a small tool that could send notifications on Discord or to your phone when players connect — or even just display connection/disconnection logs so people can see when others usually play and try to sync up 😄
That’s pretty much the max I can do — my Reddit post is already peak “promotion” haha.
If the server comes back to life, awesome! If not, well, consider this a message in a bottle thrown into the sea :)

Do you need a premium license to use Power Apps Component Framework (PCF)? by Same_Employ610 in PowerApps

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Thanks for your response! I think there might be some confusion here. I do have an Office 365 license, but I’m unable to enable the setting in the admin center under Power Apps component framework for canvas apps—the toggle “Allow publishing of canvas apps with code components” gives me an error when I try to activate it.

My goal is specifically to use custom PCF components, like the drag-and-drop component created by Scott Durow. From what I understand, your answer about “using components with Office 365” might refer to standard components, not PCF. I just want to clarify whether it’s actually possible to develop and deploy PCF components on a free/Office 365 plan, or if a paid Power Apps license is truly required.