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I made a simple LAN map....i cant set things...Why is this?? I am the host right?.....
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in you configuration file, put this:then load the restart the server, and thype this:
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umm no. u put theDeathknight wrote:like this or eh?
set password "lol"
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Remember - not everybody uses a config file for their server!
Deathknight, that is your bzflag config file, not the bzfs one.
A bzfs config is just a list of command-line options - you don't need it, you can just use them directly.
Start bzfs like this:
bzfs -password supersecret
Then log into your server with bzflag and type:
/password supersecret
That should do it.
I don't use configs, instead I have a sh script with bzfs and all the options on the command line.
Deathknight, that is your bzflag config file, not the bzfs one.
A bzfs config is just a list of command-line options - you don't need it, you can just use them directly.
Start bzfs like this:
bzfs -password supersecret
Then log into your server with bzflag and type:
/password supersecret
That should do it.
I don't use configs, instead I have a sh script with bzfs and all the options on the command line.
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#define bz_perm_say "say"
#define bz_perm_sendHelp "sendHelp"
#define bz_perm_setAll "setAll"
#define bz_perm_setPassword "setPassword" <-- IS IT THIS ONE THEN??
#define bz_perm_setPerms "setPerms"
#define bz_perm_setVar "setVar"
#define bz_perm_showOthers "showOthers"
#define bz_perm_shortBan "shortBan"
#define bz_perm_sendHelp "sendHelp"
#define bz_perm_setAll "setAll"
#define bz_perm_setPassword "setPassword" <-- IS IT THIS ONE THEN??
#define bz_perm_setPerms "setPerms"
#define bz_perm_setVar "setVar"
#define bz_perm_showOthers "showOthers"
#define bz_perm_shortBan "shortBan"
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Start bzfs like this:TD-Linux wrote:Remember - not everybody uses a config file for their server!
Deathknight, that is your bzflag config file, not the bzfs one.
A bzfs config is just a list of command-line options - you don't need it, you can just use them directly.
Start bzfs like this:
bzfs -password supersecret
Then log into your server with bzflag and type:
/password supersecret
That should do it.
I don't use configs, instead I have a sh script with bzfs and all the options on the command line.
bzfs -password supersecret
Then log into your server with bzflag and type:
/password supersecret
This is what you need to do... please do it. Don't mess with a configuration file
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ok under c:/program files/bzflagX.X.X/data/ should be somewhere in there an example .conf file. copy it to c:/ and name it like BZFSC or config or whatever.then right click, go to open with then hit notepad, then find (ctrl + F) -passowrd pass make sure there is no (#) in front of it then change it to anything.
ex
-passowrd MyPass
-passowrd Admin
whatever etc.
Now somehow run the server, I recogmend making a bat file but im not going to explain doing that. Now that your in the game, hit (N) key (the say to all key) then type /passowrd WhateverYouPut
then bzflag should say you have admin privs or something, then go knock yourself out kicking your friends off your lan game!
thanx,
smartkid
ex
-passowrd MyPass
-passowrd Admin
whatever etc.
Now somehow run the server, I recogmend making a bat file but im not going to explain doing that. Now that your in the game, hit (N) key (the say to all key) then type /passowrd WhateverYouPut
then bzflag should say you have admin privs or something, then go knock yourself out kicking your friends off your lan game!
thanx,
smartkid
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You are editing your config.cfg file, don't touch that!
Open your map that you made with NotePad, now add the following to the top:
Now start bzfs by running MS-DOS (type cmd at the "Run" command in your start menu). Do the following commands:
If you are not using BZFlag v2.0.4 (like 2.0.5b7 for instance) replace it with that. Also, the -world path is going to be wrong, the best way to do it is to type all the way up to "-world " (with the space after it, and no parentheses) and DRAG the map file to the MS-DOS window.
If you follow this exactly, it will work.
You are editing your config.cfg file, don't touch that!
Open your map that you made with NotePad, now add the following to the top:
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-password mypass
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cd C:\Program Files\BZFlag2.0.4
bzfs -world "C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Desktop\map.bzw"
If you follow this exactly, it will work.
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The way it's running will only be a local server - don't worry, you'll never appear on the list.Deathknight wrote:remeber i dun wanna make a server...just localhost
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