Quote:
Originally Posted by Bacardi
yeah, there is no server setting for gamemodes_server.txt
If you still want different gamemodes_server.txt settings for forked servers
You can try test:
Code:
// To customize your server, see gamemodes_server.txt.example
"GameModes.txt"
{
"gameTypes"
{
"classic"
{
//"value" "0" // Valve default "game_type"
"gameModes"
{
// Classic Valve default game modes "game_mode"
// 0 = "casual"
// 1 = "competitive"
// 2 = "scrimcomp2v2"
// 3 = "scrimcomp5v5"
"casual_custom1"
{
"value" "4"
"maxplayers" "20"
"exec"
{
"exec" "gamemode_casual.cfg" //Use Valve default settings
"exec" "gamemode_casual_custom1_server.cfg" // Override config file
}
"mapgroupsMP"
{
"mg_casualsigma" "0"
"mg_casualdelta" "1"
"mg_dust247" "2"
"mg_hostage" "3"
}
}
}
}
}
"mapgroups"
{
}
"maps"
{
}
"botDifficulty"
{
}
"maptypes"
{
}
}
So if you run other server with game_type 0; game_type 4
+ You can use another maxplayers value and gamemode_ cfg file.
- This will brake some players GUI (loading screen, errors in console etc. etc.) Not good method |
GamesTypes: game_type is set to an invalid value (6). Range [0,5]. - When I try set to 6. So it's not good solusion.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Neuro Toxin
Why do you need multiple gamemodes?
Run them all as casual.
Use -exec <file> to execute a unique a server config for each.
Use a plugin to execute your unique _server config during OnAllConfigsExecuted
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It's there problem with multiple servers, I have a different number of max players per servers. Unfortunately, the file gamemodes.txt takes precedence over the -exec command.
I tried
//"maxplayers" "20", but unsuccessfully (serverlist show 0/1 of players).
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