[Arkshine]

Guess ?

[KadiR]

Originally Posted by KadiR doing it manually directly on the file?

[Arkshine]

Yes.

[Owyn]

why?

[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by Owyn it takes time on every map load to find and replace strings, if you want you can just edit mp.dll or swds.dll manually

It can be made to happen only at server init, its easy to distribute and to undo, it can be made (and that's one of the points) to be update-proof.

[KadiR]

A small question, linux server related:

Aren't all linux related files (modules and some others) as a .so file? I don't have a swds.so nor a mp.so.
I have only this in my dll folder: cs_i386.so

[joropito]

Originally Posted by KadiR A small question, linux server related: Aren't all linux related files (modules and some others) as a .so file? I don't have a swds.so nor a mp.so. I have only this in my dll folder: cs_i386.so

cstrike/dlls
cs_i386.so (linux)
mp.dll (windows)

The name doesn't matter.
You can see this in liblist.gam

gamedll "dlls\mp.dll" gamedll_linux "dlls/cs_i386.so"

[KadiR]

Originally Posted by joropito cstrike/dlls cs_i386.so (linux) mp.dll (windows) The name doesn't matter. You can see this in liblist.gam

Oh yeah, you're right, what about the swds file?

[Arkshine]

engine_*.so for linux, swds.dll for windows.

[KadiR]

engine_amd.so
engine_i486.so
engine_i686.so ???