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1. QUAKE LIVE DEDICATED SERVER
2. x. Updating and Launching
3. x. Managing server access list
4. x. Creating custom gametypes (factories)
5. x. Using external remote console
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7. TODO: ask ttimo for help. zlib is definitely in there. libc/libgcc/libstdc?
8. To run the 32-bit version of the server, you will need to install 32-bit versions of all libraries. See your
9. distribution's instructions on how to perform this.
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11. Install and update the server through SteamCMD, using a command similar to below.
12. ./steamcmd.sh +login user pass +force_install_dir ./steamapps/common/qlds/ +app_update 349090 +quit
13. Please see the Valve Developer Community for full SteamCMD options: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD
14. Run the server using the provided run_server_x86.sh and run_server_x64.sh scripts. This will set the proper working
15. directory and LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the correct libsteam_api.so. You can add command line options at will.
16. A standard server or VPS can host many instances of Quake Live, so you may wish to run multiple servers. We recommend
17. managing them through a third party process control system. Below is a sample script that will take one parameter: a
18. number starting at 0. This will launch a server with a unique hostname, port, rcon port, and stats port. This is a
19. great way to quickly run a small cluster of servers on a single box.
20. You should change the path to reflect where you have installed the game. Never run the server under root.
21. #!/bin/bash
22. rconport=`expr $1 + 28960`
23. exec /home/user/steamcmd/steamapps/common/qlds/run_server_x86.sh
24. +set net_port $gameport
25. +set sv_hostname 'My Quake Live Server #$servernum'
26. +set fs_homepath /home/user/.quakelive/$gameport
27. +set zmq_rcon_password 'dog'
28. +set zmq_stats_enable 1
29. +set zmq_stats_port $gameport
30. This can be combined with a process control system like supervisord in order to manage and launch any number of
31. instances. Note that supervisord is third party software, and the below may change at any point. We will not support
32. You will need to replace 'user' with the user name of the dedicated server.
33. [program:quakelive]
34. command=/home/user/steamcmd/steamapps/common/qlds/launch.sh %(process_num)s
35. process_name=qzeroded_%(process_num)s
36. autorestart=true
37. In conjunction with the above launch script, this will give you 10 server instances, numbered #1 to #20, starting
38. at port 27960, with rcon starting at port 28960. They will automatically restart if crashed. For information on using
39. x. Configuring your server
40. Configure your server through server.cfg. You may wish to make a copy of this file and place it into your fs_homepath,
41. as updates to the default server.cfg may revert your changes to default. The default server.cfg is heavily commented,
42. There is no need to specify a map on the command line or server.cfg. The server will automatically execute the variable
43. 'serverstartup' when the server has completed initialization. By default, this will launch a random map selected
44. from the server's map pool. Please see the below section on configuring map pools.
45. Quake Live servers are designed to handle multiple gametypes, and multiple gametype variations on one server. This
46. means that your server can switch from Free For All to Capture the Flag to Clan Arena, to even variants of gametypes,
47. such as InstaGib FFA, and custom variations that provide more traditional competitive settings.
48. Because of this, you should generally not place gameplay settings inside server.cfg. Although the server will attempt
49. to restore all old settings after switching gametypes, these factory settings will override settings in server.cfg.
50. See the below section on creating custom factories to setup your own match rules.
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52. Quake Live reads and stores to a persistent text file on disk information about who has access to server moderation,
53. server administration, and ban list. By default, this is in the file access.txt, and can be changed through the
54. Only edit this file on disk while all servers are stopped, as the game will write out the current access list before
55. each map load. In order to have access to your server, you will need to add yourself as an admin. Obtain your
56. 64-bit Steam ID by connecting to any match, and typing /players in the console. Put it in access.txt in the
57. Save the file, and start the server. You can then use /mod, /admin, /demote, /ban and /unban commands to manage the
58. x. Setting up a map pool
59. The server's map pool accepts a map, and a factory, delimited with a . See the default mappool.txt for an example.
60. A different file can be specified through 'sv_mapPoolFile'
61. If you wish to use your own custom factories, you can specify them in here so that your custom factory will appear
62. in the three map voting system at the end of the game.
63. If you wish to lock your server to one gametype, then make sure your map pool only contains maps in that factory,
64. then add 8 to g_voteFlags to stop 'callvote map' from accepting the optional factory argument. This is not
65. usually needed though; we recommend allowing your players to play and callvote whatever gametypes they wish to
66. play on your servers, but it is often not bad to restrict Duel servers due to the low player counts.
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68. Setting up a custom factory is a bit more involved than the past solutions of editing config files, but it allows for
69. more flexibility in match rules, while ensuring that settings don't leak over into future matches. By default,
70. Quake Live ships with base rules for every gametype, and a few variations. Other factories may be available on Steam
71. To define your own gametype factory, create a 'scripts' folder inside your baseq3 directory, and name the file with
72. This file is a JSON file that contains either a JSON array with multiple factories, or a JSON object containing a
73. single factory. For example, here is the built in InstaGib FFA factory:
74. {
75. 'title': 'Instagib FFA'
76. 'description': 'Railgun and Gauntlet only. One shot, one kill.',
77. 'cvars': {
78. 'g_spawnArmor': '0',
79. 'g_instagib': '1',
80. 'timelimit': '15',
81. 'fraglimit': '50',
82. 'g_loadout': '0'
83. }
84. All fields should be present and of the correct type.
85. 'id' is how you will refer to the factory inside a map pool or a callvote, and must be a string.
86. 'title', 'author' and 'description' are all strings containing info about the factory, and can be seen in Start Match
87. 'basegt' is a string of the base gametype it should apply the settings on. Valid values for 'basegt' are:
88. ffa, duel, race, tdm, ca, ctf, oneflag, har, ft, dom, ad, rr
89. 'cvars' is an object containing key value pairs of the cvar names and values to set.
90. If a factory is invalid, the reason why will be printed in the console during startup, and the factory will not be
91. x. Using Steam Workshop
92. Quake Live will only autodownload custom content that has been uploaded to Steam Workshop. The legacy HTTP and UDP
93. download functions have been removed. If you want your players to be able to play custom content on your servers,
94. To add a workshop item to your server, add its item ID to workshop.txt. The item ID can be obtained from the URL
95. Before the server finishes initializing, it will attempt to download all items in workshop.txt, such that custom
96. content can be included in your map pool. The progress of this process will be printed to the server console, and if
97. any download fails, it will be skipped and the server will continue to start.
98. To upload content, you will need to use SteamCMD's workshop_build_item command. Please refer to the Steam documentation
99. x. Using external remote console
100. The remote console works differently than previous titles. Rcon is disabled by default, and can be configured using
101. 'zmq_rcon_enable', 'zmq_rcon_ip'. 'zmq_rcon_port' and 'zmq_rcon_password'. Unlike previous titles, rcon will bind to
102. the TCP port you specify, not UDP. The socket itself is a ZeroMQ socket, using CZMQ for authentication. Included with
103. the server is a simple rcon client, zmq_rcon.py, written for Python 2.x. You will need to install Python CZMQ, which
104. can most easily be done through 'pip install czmq' if pip is available on your system. To run the script, use something
105. python zmq_rcon.py --host=tcp://127.0.0.1:27961 --password=mypass
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107. Quake Live also exposes a ZeroMQ publish/subscribe socket that will emit a great amount of detail about the ongoing
108. match, live as events occur. A basic script is included, zmq_stats_verbose.py, but it will simply print the stats events
109. to screen as an example. All events emitted by the engine should be valid JSON. Any additional functionality and
110. storing of stats is left as an exercise to the reader.