How do you password a server

[tundramagi]

did you leave it commented out? // means comment - i.e. it tells Nexuiz "do not read this line"

Also, 40 players? that's a bit high, most maps do not support over 16-18 well.

There are many maps, however, that can. But where to find 40 players?

[[-z-]]

did you leave it commented out? // means comment - i.e. it tells Nexuiz "do not read this line"

Also, 40 players? that's a bit high, most maps do not support over 16-18 well.

There are many maps, however, that can. But where to find 40 players?

You mean the ones you make that the general population finds too difficult or full of propaganda?

[tundramagi]

did you leave it commented out? // means comment - i.e. it tells Nexuiz "do not read this line"

Also, 40 players? that's a bit high, most maps do not support over 16-18 well.

There are many maps, however, that can. But where to find 40 players?

You mean the ones you make that the general population finds too difficult or full of propaganda?

Yes, the ones that you like.

I think you're confusing the general population of players with the general population of forum users though.

[[-z-]]

I think you're confusing the general population of players with the general population of forum users though.

I'm not so sure about that:

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~/nst/logs$ map_1=nordiccastle;map_2=dance;start_date=$(date --utc --date "$(ls -Rt --full-time | tail -n1 | awk '{ print $6 }')" +%s); end_date=$(date --utc --date "$(ls -Rt --full-time | head -n2 | tail -n1 | awk '{ print $6 }')" +%s); difference=$((end_date-start_date)); echo $end_date - $start_date = $difference seconds; echo logs for $((difference/86400)) days; map_1_ended=$(find -name *00*.log | xargs egrep -A 4 "endmatch|timelimit -1" |grep $map_1 |wc -l); map_1_played=$(find -name *00*.log | xargs egrep "gamestart" |grep $map_1 |wc -l); echo $map_1 endmatched $map_1_ended out of $map_1_played times played; map_2_ended=$(find -name *00*.log | xargs egrep -A 4 "endmatch|timelimit -1" |grep $map_2 |wc -l); map_2_played=$(find -name *00*.log | xargs egrep "gamestart" |grep $map_2 |wc -l); echo $map_2 endmatched $map_2_ended out of $map_2_played times played
1243382400 - 1233360000 = 10022400 seconds
logs for 116 days
nordiccastle endmatched 94 out of 1405 times played
dance endmatched 31 out of 2100 times played

Sure the statistics need some work but in general, I think it's pretty obvious the direction it's going.

[tundramagi]

I think you're confusing the general population of players with the general population of forum users though.

I'm not so sure about that:

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~/nst/logs$ start_date=$(date --utc --date "$(ls -Rt --full-time | tail -n1 | awk '{ print $6 }')" +%s); end_date=$(date --utc --date "$(ls -Rt --full-time | head -n2 | tail -n1 | awk '{ print $6 }')" +%s); difference=$((end_date-start_date)); echo $end_date - $start_date = $difference seconds; echo logs for $((difference/86400)) days; echo nordiccastle vote ended: $(find -name *.log | xargs egrep -A 4 "endmatch|timelimit -1" |grep nordiccastle |wc -l); echo dance vote ended: $(find -name *.log | xargs egrep -A 4 "endmatch|timelimit -1" |grep dance |wc -l)
1243382400 - 1233360000 = 10022400 seconds
logs for 116 days
nordiccastle vote ended: 94
dance vote ended: 31

Sure the statistics need some work but in general, I think it's pretty obvious the direction it's going.

Nordic castle is but one of 37 maps I've released.

[[-z-]]

well, I updated the code so I can run statistics on any of your maps easily

[Joeteck]

did you leave it commented out? // means comment - i.e. it tells Nexuiz "do not read this line"

Also, 40 players? that's a bit high, most maps do not support over 16-18 well.

I took the // out, but it still defaults to 8 players....

Is this normal? all of these bugs? How can others get more than 8 players??

[Alien]

server.cfg is for dedicated server
config.cfg is for server you start from the client

[Joeteck]

server.cfg is for dedicated server
config.cfg is for server you start from the client

I'm not sure thats correct. I did a test, and I renamed the config.cfg file to config,cfg2, so the program would just use server.cfg, and my server name would be "NEXIUZ 2.51 server" regardless what I had on the line where hostname was in my server.cfg file. So there are some major issues with the dedicated server portion and none of the settings are taking, any reason?

[[-z-]]

server.cfg won't just run... you need to tell the game to run it, either with an autoexec.cfg file (which is executed on startup by the game) or the +exec parameter (which you should use for a dedicated server).

i.e.
nexuiz.exe +exec server.cfg