Hello everyone, figured I'd shoot out my first hlds help request
I've run several servers in the past, but never with the intent of hosting a
large amount of players like I plan to do
Essentially, I have a dedicated server with vmware ESXi installed, the specs of
the server itself are as follows:
So, I removed my installation folder and I re-downloaded everything (Again)
It seems that now it is downloading everything to an orangebox folder.
Thanks for your help!
Cheers.
On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 6:20 PM, Doctor McKay wrote:
> Worked fine for me using your command-line. Make sure you run
Worked fine for me using your command-line. Make sure you run it a few
times. On the first run HldsUpdateTool has to update itself.
Doctor McKay
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On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 4:28 PM, Bruno Garcia wrote:
> This is my command line:
>
> Hldsupdatetool.
This is my command line:
Hldsupdatetool.exe -game tf -command update -dir "C:\srcdsServers\Tf2\"
Now, when I first download the server it does *not* contain an orangebox
folder.
When I throw a -verify_all update it downloads more content that there was.
Perhaps some of it it's duplicated.
Could
To my knowledge, the standard hldsupdatetool TF2 install has always been in
orangebox/tf/ . The steamcmd TF2 install is in tf/
Not sure what happened with your install that put it in a different
directory the first time.
On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 12:04 PM, Bruno Garcia wrote:
> This is really we
This is really weird.
The installation that I downloaded the first time (without -verify_all)
didn't contain an orangebox folder.
After a -verify_all update it downloaded an orangebox folder with "another"
TF server in it.
Pretty weird.
I'll re-download from scratch with -verify_all ... I guess.
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