Stopwatch config...with bells and wistles!

poorboy08 · Post by **poorboy08** » Thu Sep 29, 2005 10:31 am

Can someone point me in the direction of possibly a cookie cutter type of stopwatch config.

For example

//*****El Kef Final Stopwatch Game
set m2r1 "g_gametype 3; map el_kef_final; set nextmap vstr m2r2; sets StopwatchRound 1;"
set m2r2 "map_restart 0; set nextmap vstr m2r3; sets StopwatchRound 2;"
set m2r3 "map_restart 0; set nextmap vstr m2r4; sets StopwatchRound 3;"
set m2r4 "map_restart 0; set nextmap vstr m2r5; sets StopwatchRound 4;"

I'm also curious into finding out how to call a *.config file from a *.cfg...etc etc etc! Iguess the short explanation is I'm interested in creating a server like ND80 boxes!

TIA

H8reD · Post by **H8reD** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 6:54 am

You call the config files like this:

config public

Your config file should be located in your /etpro/configs dir and I call mine from the server.cfg.

That is to say if your config file is public.config, change it as necessary.

As far as a cookie cutter SW config isn't what you posted the answer to your question?

poorboy08 · Post by **poorboy08** » Mon Oct 03, 2005 12:46 pm

Ok....the structure
server.cfg in */etmain
server.cfg calls etpro.cfg in */etpro
etpro.cfg calls sw01.cfg in */etpro and
sw01.cfg calls a custom *.config in */etpro/configs.

With in the *.config file I have setl g_gametype 3, setl g_warmup 15, and setl g_doWarmup 1, along with a bunch of other stuff (basically the TWL config with some minor changes). Problem is when I join the server the game is already in progress, why isnt it waiting for a player to ready up before going through countdown and starting the match!

H8reD · Post by **H8reD** » Tue Oct 25, 2005 6:30 am

set match_minplayers 0
set match_readypercent 1

Set those to something higher than 0 or 1. Minplayers will require the number you set there to be >= the value so don't set it to a number larger than your max player limit. Ready percent is a % of the players currently connected hitting ready to kick the server off. So if you have 10 players max, set minplayers to 4 and readypercent to 40 and you will require that 40% of the server maxplayers or 40% of the players currently connected to be ready. That's how I understand it at least.

dA*Rogue · Post by **dA*Rogue** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 11:03 pm

Just a q - if you have a server.cfg in /etmain, can you call the ET Pro .config file with "config public", or do you need to specify the etpro/configs dir?

deej · Post by **deej** » Tue Nov 08, 2005 1:02 am

dA*Rogue wrote:Just a q - if you have a server.cfg in /etmain, can you call the ET Pro .config file with "config public", or do you need to specify the etpro/configs dir?

No just do "config public". ETPro assumes your .config files are in the etpro/configs dir.

Jerkulese · Post by **Jerkulese** » Wed Apr 26, 2006 6:45 pm

I am trying to set up the same type of server.

I created my own nde-pub.config file and have it in the etpro/configs directory
when I try to run the config it says it can't find it and only list the twl configs as valid configs? Any help?

/ref config nde-pub

and it list the valid configs

/ref config public

this doesn't work either it list the valid configs too

Deus · Post by **Deus** » Wed Apr 26, 2006 8:34 pm

it might help if you post the config here.

deej · Post by **deej** » Thu Apr 27, 2006 12:41 am

Indeed. If it isn't the config's fault it's either a permission or fs_basepath / fs_homepath problem.

The Birdman · Post by **The Birdman** » Thu Apr 27, 2006 3:23 am

You say it's listing all the valid .configs but don't say if it's listing yours, if it's not listing yours check that it's not saved as .config.txt