You can now make configuration files for each of your maps. Try creating
configs that have the sv_gravity changed each map load. No idea why this is
defaulting to 800 if you have it in your server.cfg -- check the command
line parameter to make sure you don't have another config file loading.
I confirmed this. Same thing happens to the default server I just created.
Probably just like mp_timelimit sv_gravity is only read from the server.cfg
file one time. But in the case of sv_gravity it defaults to the value of
800.
If you use amxmodx you can place additional commands into
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I know that some of the admin mods (beetles) will let you check tickrate
ingame. You could also start netgraph while on your server, raise your
cmdrate and/or updaterate to 100. On the netgraph check the in/out (I think
the far right value for
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http://whisper.ausgamers.com/wiki/index.php/Tickrate#Net_graph_3_Explanation
On 1/11/06, Brian M Frain (eternal) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I know that some of the admin mods (beetles) will
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Ok so rather than make anyone wanting the info sort through all that the
short answer is yes, use the netgraph as I explained.
On 1/10/06, Whisper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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If he places the command into the amxx.cfg file then he only has to do it
once... Just like if he places it into another file and execs it in the
server.cfg file.
But in my case your using a file that already exists. But mine depends upon
amxmodx whereas yours does not :)
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I have never experience a problem where the tickrate did not set as
specified on the commandline, but it's not the same as being in secure mode.
Secure requires that it speak with the Master Servers, but tickrate is just
internal to the server. You may run into a problem where the server cannot
I'm keen to have something like this. What my actual goal was, was to
have a web page that displayed the console listing, and you could just
execute rcon commands within a web form. If serverdoc can do this, then
my problem is solved, however if not, then I may be in trouble.
Preferably I
Yeah, you got it... I actually really want a couple of things, however
the main one I guess is being able to automate it. Looking into
serverdoc, it seems a little dodgy, however it could probably do what I
need.
The web solution will just be a hell of a lot easier to use.
Regards,
Adam
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Well it won't have any effect whatsoever
fps_max though will
http://whisper.ausgamers.com/wiki/index.php/Tickrate ought to explain
everything to you
On 1/11/06, Chris K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Just extracted this rcon PHP app to my web server, however I am having
problems getting it running. Keeps complaining about files missing
although I can verify the files are there.
Does the guy that wrote the software have any form of support forum or
similar?
Regards,
Adam
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I am just trying to access the rcon.php page... I didn't think you had
to write anything specific to access it, based on the example here:
http://www.tuts.net/~titulaer/rcon/webrcon.php
If I try and access the same page on my server, I Get all sorts of
errors. Looking through the code, it looks
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