Difference between revisions of "Servercfgfile"
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Or, if you have forked servers, multiple servers launched from same program, use launch parameter. Add config file to each server, if you like. | Or, if you have forked servers, multiple servers launched from same program, use launch parameter. Add config file to each server, if you like. | ||
-console -game tf +map cp_dustbowl <span style="color:red">+servercfg server_1.cfg</span> | -console -game tf +map cp_dustbowl <span style="color:red">+servercfg server_1.cfg</span> | ||
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| + | * [[Source Dedicated Server]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:09, 5 April 2020
servercfgfile is console variable, tells to server which configure file it execute on map start and map change. Default value is "server.cfg"
"servercfgfile" = "server.cfg"
You can tell server to use another file than default server.cfg, from:
...cfg/autoexec.cfg
servercfgfile "my_server.cfg"
Or, if you have forked servers, multiple servers launched from same program, use launch parameter. Add config file to each server, if you like.
-console -game tf +map cp_dustbowl +servercfg server_1.cfg
