Always create backups of your original configuration files (e.g., “server.cfg,” “autoexec.cfg,” “admin.cfg”) before applying mod-specific changes. If needed, restore these backups by replacing the modified files using the tcadmin2 file manager. This practice helps you quickly revert to the known stable default configuration.
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