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The name of the ini file can be variable as long it exists.
The name of the ini file can be variable as long it exists.
==Configure System.ini==
Open up System.ini file with notepad.
Change
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Map=Entry.ctm
LocalMap=Entry.ctm
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to
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Map=DM_Siege?Game=MPGame.DMGame
LocalMap=DM_Siege?Game=MPGame.DMGame
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This will boot the server into Arena A17 with DeathMatch gamemode.
The commandline syntax is: Mapname, Gamemode, Additional parameters
Note: Parameters get seperated with ?

Revision as of 07:26, 21 November 2017

This page will help you setting up a dedicated Republic Commando server.

Requirements

  • Windows operating system (Linux guide will follow)
  • Graphical User Interface - GUI (No need for that with UCC)
  • Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable x86 and x64
  • Some RAM and CPU power, todays computers are strong enough
  • Game files need to be present on host system

Setting up shortcut

Create a shortcut of SWRepublicCommando.exe, open up its properties and add this line at the end:

-server -ini=System.ini

So it should look like this:

...System\SWRepublicCommando.exe" -server -ini=System.ini

The name of the ini file can be variable as long it exists.

Configure System.ini

Open up System.ini file with notepad.

Change

Map=Entry.ctm
LocalMap=Entry.ctm

to

Map=DM_Siege?Game=MPGame.DMGame
LocalMap=DM_Siege?Game=MPGame.DMGame

This will boot the server into Arena A17 with DeathMatch gamemode.

The commandline syntax is: Mapname, Gamemode, Additional parameters

Note: Parameters get seperated with ?