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Compare your server’s performance settings with the recommended hardware plan details. Adjust...
Adjust tournament settings directly in “server.cfg” using precise cvars. For example:...
After uploading any new asset packs (weapons, skins, or scripts) into the appropriate mod...
In the tcadmin2 control panel, locate the startup parameters section. Append any mod-specific...
Open your “server.cfg” (or a separate rotation configuration file if used by your mod). List each...
Edit your “server.cfg” or a dedicated banner file to include custom welcome messages. For...
Many mods allow you to specify log file paths and detail levels using cvars. For example, add the...
Many mods include built-in voting commands controlled by dedicated cvars. Look for settings such...
The core settings for Quake 4 reside in files like “server.cfg” and possibly “autoexec.cfg” found...
Always create backups of your original configuration files (e.g., “server.cfg,” “autoexec.cfg,”...
Within the tcadmin2 startup parameters or “server.cfg,” include a command that forces the mod...
Many mods provide real-time console commands that let you tweak settings on the fly. For example,...
Optimize network performance by fine-tuning variables like “sv_minRate” and “sv_maxRate” within...
Many mods use an “admin.cfg” file where you define admin credentials and permissions. Upload or...
To install a custom mod, upload all mod-related files (such as new maps, textures, binaries, and...
After installation, restart your server and monitor the console output for mod-specific...
If you are using more than one mod or add-on pack, define the load order by setting the “fs_game”...
First, upload your custom map files (with extensions such as .bsp) into the “maps” directory....
