Open your “server.cfg” (or a separate rotation configuration file if used by your mod). List each map with its corresponding game mode by adding commands such as:

If your mod supports individual map game mode settings, include additional cvars as documented by the mod. Test each map to ensure compatibility with your custom settings.

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