ex. /connect 192.168.x.x:27960
Does this still work? I haven't had any luck.
Thanks.
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Posted 20 March 2020 - 10:15 AM
That still works. If you create a server in this way, you will notice your game closing and being replaced by a blue console window (at least on windows). That window is your server. You can then start another instance of the game and connect to it.
You could also start a server directly via the dedicated server executable (Quake3-UrT-Ded.*), for the same effect. Ofc you would then have to configure it via the server.cfg or command line instead of a menu.
You could also start a server directly via the dedicated server executable (Quake3-UrT-Ded.*), for the same effect. Ofc you would then have to configure it via the server.cfg or command line instead of a menu.
Sorry for my bad spelling - I am still asleep. :)
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Posted 20 March 2020 - 09:22 PM
Iye, on 20 March 2020 - 10:15 AM, said:
That still works. If you create a server in this way, you will notice your game closing and being replaced by a blue console window (at least on windows). That window is your server. You can then start another instance of the game and connect to it.
You could also start a server directly via the dedicated server executable (Quake3-UrT-Ded.*), for the same effect. Ofc you would then have to configure it via the server.cfg or command line instead of a menu.
You could also start a server directly via the dedicated server executable (Quake3-UrT-Ded.*), for the same effect. Ofc you would then have to configure it via the server.cfg or command line instead of a menu.
I did not know I could run the server Window and start a new instance, so I'm going to fool around with it some more, thanks.
(Win 10 x64)
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