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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

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?

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!

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.

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?

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.

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

it might help if you post the config here.

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

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