1.5.2: torqueDemo.exe -game -dedicated
by Rex · in Torque Game Engine · 11/10/2008 (3:28 pm) · 2 replies
I am using a stock 1.5.2 with only scripted mods to player, weapons, vehicles....
I'm trying to run a dedicated server.
Anytime I try to specify anything past -dedicated...I only get the Torque tutorial MOD?
I tried a BAT file...no go. I tried to simply open a command line and got the same results...the 'tutorial' MOD. Is there a setting somewhere in script that forces the dedicated server to load the tutorial MOD by default?
Thanks.
If it's any helps..I can use the BAT file from my CSK....and it works fine!??!
very odd?....
nevermind....LOL...dang main.cs....
I'm trying to run a dedicated server.
Anytime I try to specify anything past -dedicated...I only get the Torque tutorial MOD?
I tried a BAT file...no go. I tried to simply open a command line and got the same results...the 'tutorial' MOD. Is there a setting somewhere in script that forces the dedicated server to load the tutorial MOD by default?
Thanks.
If it's any helps..I can use the BAT file from my CSK....and it works fine!??!
torqueDemo.exe -game starter.fps -dedicated -mission data/missions/barebones.mis....is what I'm typing directly into the command line of XP, once I'm in my Root. I get the server starting....just wrong -game even though I can read the command line?
very odd?....
nevermind....LOL...dang main.cs....
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Rex does all his 3D graphics through BrokeAssGames and is currently working on DSQTweaker, Ecstasy Motion, and other interesting projects yet to be revealed. Just ask him about anything DTS/DSQ related, he's happy to help.
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...It is, thanks a ton.
11/11/2008 (5:25 am)
Ah...thanks...I'll check a new path...all others I've seen start with data/...could be it!...It is, thanks a ton.
Torque 3D Owner Matthew Jessick
-mission starter.fps/data/missions/barebones.mis
that's the way mine works. It would depend on your directory structure.
One trick is that there should be no spaces in your mission name since the parser can't handle input of a quoted string for the file name.