| Q: |
How do I support more than 10 custom levels? |
| A: |
A code-0 administrator can change the server to any level as follows:
- Go into observer mode so that you become a privileged administrator (see manual).
- Type "cmd changelevel mapname" in the console, where 'mapname' is the name of the level
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| Q: |
I tried running a server with XXXX.exe -dedicated but it crashes. |
| A: |
GLQuake does not work as a dedicated server!!
To run a CRMod server, it is recommended that you use either wqpro.exe (for a windows machine) or sqpro
(for a linux machine). These are available at
http://quakeone.com/proquake. I do not support any
other quake executables, so if you're not using one of these two then don't even bother emailing me.
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| Q: |
Am I missing dm2.ent? |
| A: |
No. The entity files are
optional, and the server does not come with entity files for each level.
I have provided match start points for the levels that I thought could
use them. For example, dm3 only contains 6 spawn points, so dm3.ent
contains 2 match start points so that a 4v4 can start without any telefragging.
On the other hand, 'start' already contains 6 spawn points so I did not
include any more; anyone who wants to play a 4v4 on the start level deserves
to be telefragged. |
| Q: |
Does this mod work with Quake World? |
| A: |
No. |
| Q: |
Are you going to port it to Quake World? |
| A: |
No. |
| Q: |
When I connect to a clanring server, quake crashes
with a z_malloc error. What do I do? |
| A: |
Add -zone 512 to your quake command line. For example, if you usually
start quake with the following command line:
winquake -dinput -dsound
then change this to:
winquake -zone 512 -dinput -dsound
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| Q: |
Can I use crmod on a macintosh? |
| A: |
Absolutely. There is no crmake for macintosh, but you don't need to run crmake to
use crmod - the progs.dat will work "out of the box" on a macintosh. You only need to run crmake if
you want to change the MOTD, add extral levels, or use qsmack. In this case, you can find a friend
with a PC, run crmake there, and then take the progs.dat back to your mac. Or you can just get
a real computer :p
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