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Server launcher
Important, please read:
Since the server binary itself is no longer shipped with toribash, due to the fact that servers are not available to the public (after 3.0 i think?), the need for an updated server-launcher is pretty much gone. It is also unlikely that toribash will ship with the server binary in the near future. And as you probably understand, the server launcher is useless alone, since it just sets a few flags, then starts up the server itself. So what does this mean? Simple: The server launcher has been discontinued. If toribash starts shipping with the server binary again, i will revive the project, but this is unlikely at the moment. However, the old versions of toribash included the server binary, so torilauncher can still be used for creating servers for 2.9 an older. The new launcher is still floating around, so you'll probably find someone who has it, if you search for it. If you for some reason is unable to find it, i will re-compile it for you. The info about the launcher from <2.9 is available below:
What?
I am currently working on a new application, similar to the old Torilauncher, only it is ment to be used for launching servers, with all the options the recent version of Toribash has brought.
Just stick it into the toribash-directory and run it. I think everything should be intuitive enhough, so i didn't bother adding any tooltips and such.
Why?
So that people can launch servers without going through the hassle of making shortcuts to the toribash_server.exe with the correct flags every time.
How?
It will look very similar to the old Torilauncher, and will contain default values for everything, as well as the ability to change pretty much everything as well. If you have ny suggestions, post them here.
Status:
Discontinued, read the first paragraph.
But...
Q: When new versions of Toribash are released with even more options, will you release a new serverlauncher?
A: No. read the first paragraph
Q: It has mod-support, right?
A: Yep.
Q: For which platforms?
A: Win32.
Q: Who the F is that in your avatar picture? O.o
A: That'd be Wembley from Fraggle Rock: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraggle_rock
Q: What does the two versions mean?
A: The first one is the version of ToriLauncher. The second one is the version of toribash it was built for.
If you have any other questions, ask them here, and ill answer the best i can
Since the server binary itself is no longer shipped with toribash, due to the fact that servers are not available to the public (after 3.0 i think?), the need for an updated server-launcher is pretty much gone. It is also unlikely that toribash will ship with the server binary in the near future. And as you probably understand, the server launcher is useless alone, since it just sets a few flags, then starts up the server itself. So what does this mean? Simple: The server launcher has been discontinued. If toribash starts shipping with the server binary again, i will revive the project, but this is unlikely at the moment. However, the old versions of toribash included the server binary, so torilauncher can still be used for creating servers for 2.9 an older. The new launcher is still floating around, so you'll probably find someone who has it, if you search for it. If you for some reason is unable to find it, i will re-compile it for you. The info about the launcher from <2.9 is available below:
What?
I am currently working on a new application, similar to the old Torilauncher, only it is ment to be used for launching servers, with all the options the recent version of Toribash has brought.
Just stick it into the toribash-directory and run it. I think everything should be intuitive enhough, so i didn't bother adding any tooltips and such.
Why?
So that people can launch servers without going through the hassle of making shortcuts to the toribash_server.exe with the correct flags every time.
How?
It will look very similar to the old Torilauncher, and will contain default values for everything, as well as the ability to change pretty much everything as well. If you have ny suggestions, post them here.
Status:
Discontinued, read the first paragraph.
But...
Q: When new versions of Toribash are released with even more options, will you release a new serverlauncher?
A: No. read the first paragraph
Q: It has mod-support, right?
A: Yep.
Q: For which platforms?
A: Win32.
Q: Who the F is that in your avatar picture? O.o
A: That'd be Wembley from Fraggle Rock: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraggle_rock
Q: What does the two versions mean?
A: The first one is the version of ToriLauncher. The second one is the version of toribash it was built for.
If you have any other questions, ask them here, and ill answer the best i can
Last edited by Jarmund; Jan 23, 2008 at 10:47 PM.
Originally Posted by jarmund
What?
I am currently working on a new application, similar to the old Torilauncher, only it is ment to be used for launching servers, with all the options the recent version of Toribash has brought.
Why?
So that people can launch servers without going through the hassle of making shortcuts to the toribash_server.exe with the correct flags every time.
How?
It will look very similar to the old Torilauncher, and will contain default values for everything, as well as the ability to change pretty much everything as well. If you have ny suggestions, post them here.
When?
I've just started on it, so i am not sure exactly when it will be done, but a rough estimate would be beginning of next week.
But...
Q: When new versions of Toribash are released with even more options, will you release a new serverlauncher?
A: Yes
Q: Where can i download it?
A: It's far from done, so at the moment, you can't. Hopefully it will be included in the next version of Toribash, if not i will give you a download-link.
Q: Can i get some sort of preview?
A: I will post screenshots here in not too long.
If you have any other questions, ask them here, and ill answer the best i can
Can't wait until this is done! I can finally get my server working..... Will have mod support, right?
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