It seems to me that the more logical thing to do would be to give servers a
permanent SteamID, and then give the client the ability to connect to a
SteamID (as well as directly to an IP, you want to still support offline
LANs), save the SteamID of a server in the favourites, etc. The client
could
According to this thread
http://www.playinsurgency.com/forums/topic/539-dedicated-server-appid/ it's
just busted at the moment. Hopefully it should be fixed soon.
On Sat, Apr 27, 2013 at 12:39 AM, Saint K. sai...@specialattack.net wrote:
According to the information on their forums you can
Easy on the client side, the client would have a few megabyte CSS beta
cache, and the game would load the base Source caches, the CSS caches, and
the CSS beta cache, so the files changed in the beta would override the
default CSS ones, but there's no duplication of any files the same in the
Downloading arbitrary executable code onto a player's computer from the
server? Yikes! There is no guarantee that that code isn't malicious. Once
it's running it can do pretty much whatever it likes.
There are enough server ops who abuse AdminMod and co. to screw up their
players' configs, this
steam: -applaunch 10 +connect 81.169.187.229:27015
steam: is basically equivalent to a shortcut to Steam.exe.
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steam:// is already registered by Steam itself, it would be a really, really
bad idea for another program to re-register it.
Like I said earlier:
steam: -applaunch 10 +connect 81.169.187.229:27015
It may not look like a valid URL, but it is. You can type that into IE, or
Firefox, or any browser
Hi
The SteamID is the whole string, including STEAM_0:1: and it's variable
length. It's just coincidence all yours are STEAM_0:1:xxx.
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