Problems when creating a server.
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Problems when creating a server.
I notice that people customize the maps that they use and they allow way more people in the server the the max allowed. My question is how do they do it?
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Problems when creating a server.
Can someone help me with this and put it in a more logical context?
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Re: Problems when creating a server.
Depends on the mod they use.Tyrone Biggums wrote:I notice that people customize the maps that they use
sv_maxclients 64Tyrone Biggums wrote:and they allow way more people in the server the the max allowed. My question is how do they do it?
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Just try a search engine once. Just once and see what that comes up with?Tyrone Biggums wrote:sv_maxclients 64 whats that?

Here. Click :icon10:THIS.
The above is a simple query for sv_maxclients @ google.com.
Read a few of the hits as results and you'll find that answer. :icon26:
if not just reply with a WTF and someone will answer your question :icon4:

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Re: Problems when creating a server.
Command line arguement "+set sv_maxclients n"Tyrone Biggums wrote:I notice that people customize the maps that they use and they allow way more people in the server the the max allowed. My question is how do they do it?
[b]CAPSLOCK IS ON[/b]
To set the maximum players allowed on a server add the following line to your server.cfg:Tyrone Biggums wrote:I notice that people customize the maps that they use and they allow way more people in the server the the max allowed. My question is how do they do it?
- sv_maxclients "32"
In order to set a custom map rotation, you can create a simple script that holds the command to start a map and define what the next map is to be executed. So for example, if you wanted a rotation between Q3DM1, Q3DM2, and Q3DM3, you would add the following lines to your server.cfg:
- set d1 "map q3dm1 ; set nextmap vstr d2"
set d2 "map q3dm2 ; set nextmap vstr d3"
set d3 "map q3dm3 ; set nextmap vstr d1"
vstr d1
If you have any additonal questions regarding setting up a Q3 server I suggest you check out d0gmA's Quake 3 Server Setup Guide and Dekard's article, The Q3A Guide - Setting Up a Server.
It may be easier for you to use Q3ASC, a program that allows you to easily configure a Q3 server through a GUI interface. Check the How to page to learn how to use the program. It's also worth mentioning that the OSP mod provides a similar program, "OSP Config Generator.exe" located in your "Quake III Arena\osp" directory, that is if you wish to create an OSP server.
Good Luck!

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if you're running a listen server (ie- one that you're playing in) you type it in the console that you bring down by hitting the "`" key (just under ESC). if you're running a dedicated server you put it into a .cfg file that you can make with notepad or any other text editor. just put all your commands in there, one per line, and when you're done go to File / Save As then type in "server.cfg" as the name and choose "All Files" in the "save as type" drop-down. Once that's done, put it in your baseq3 directory and when you boot your dedicated server you can just type "exec server.cfg" in the command line and it's all set.Tyrone Biggums wrote:But where do I type that? And also how do people make they're maps so they have rail guns with unlimited ammo and they have freeze tag?
seriously though, rtfm. start out by running a pretty basic server and once you get the hang of that you can start messing with mods etc.
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