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FREDZ: /* Setting the mod options and server defaults in the "comp.ini" file. */

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Setting the mod options and server defaults in the "comp.ini" file.

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	Once done simply save the comp.ini file.		Once done simply save the comp.ini file.
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	== Updating the Server.cfg file ==		== Updating the Server.cfg file ==
	In your mmod folder you should have a server.cfg file		In your mmod folder you should have a server.cfg file

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Creating a desktop shortcut.

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Creating a desktop shortcut.

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	If you are running the server on your own machine you need to set up a desktop shortcut.		If you are running the server on your own machine you need to set up a desktop shortcut.

	For a LAN Server		=== For a LAN Server ===

	On your desktop simply right click the mouse and select 'New'		On your desktop simply right click the mouse and select 'New'
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	Click on the shortcut and it will open a small window and your server will start running.		Click on the shortcut and it will open a small window and your server will start running.

	For a Public Server		=== For a Public Server ===

	If you want to run a Public server you need to use the KPDED2 Enhancer Server files to run the server so kpded2.exe replaces kingpin.exe in your shortcut and it would be something like :-		If you want to run a Public server you need to use the KPDED2 Enhancer Server files to run the server so kpded2.exe replaces kingpin.exe in your shortcut and it would be something like :-
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	There are some settings that are recommended to be added to your server.cfg file though:-		There are some settings that are recommended to be added to your server.cfg file though:-

			<syntaxhighlight>
	// set sv_bandwidth xxx (replace 'xxx' with a value below your upstream speed)		// set sv_bandwidth xxx (replace 'xxx' with a value below your upstream speed)
	// set sv_enforcetime_kick 4		// set sv_enforcetime_kick 4
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	// set net_sndbuf 64 (this increases the Windows network buffers)		// set net_sndbuf 64 (this increases the Windows network buffers)
	//set win_priority auto (if other programs running the Kingpin server may be given higher CPU priority)		//set win_priority auto (if other programs running the Kingpin server may be given higher CPU priority)
			</syntaxhighlight>

	~~5).~~ Server Commands		=== Server Commands ===

	Examples of some commands you can use in the server window are:-		Examples of some commands you can use in the server window are:-
			<syntaxhighlight>
	status		status</syntaxhighlight>
	- shows players that are connected and their IPs, their connection number, their score and ping etc		- shows players that are connected and their IPs, their connection number, their score and ping etc
	say text		<syntaxhighlight>
			say text</syntaxhighlight>
	- a msg will be displayed from console with what ever text you type such as 'say hi' would display 'console: hi'		- a msg will be displayed from console with what ever text you type such as 'say hi' would display 'console: hi'
	kick #		<syntaxhighlight>
			kick #</syntaxhighlight>
	- will kick a player from the server. # is their connection number		- will kick a player from the server. # is their connection number
	map mapname		<syntaxhighlight>
			map mapname</syntaxhighlight>
	- changes to new map as specified by mapname(such as 'map kpdm1')		- changes to new map as specified by mapname(such as 'map kpdm1')
	quit		<syntaxhighlight>
			quit</syntaxhighlight>
	- kills server		- kills server

	There are many other commands you can use. Other examples are fraglimit xx, maxclients xx, dmflags xxx, teamplay xx, cashlimit xxx, password xxxx.		There are many other commands you can use. Other examples are fraglimit xx, maxclients xx, dmflags xxx, teamplay xx, cashlimit xxx, password xxxx.

	~~6).~~ Admin Commands		=== Admin Commands ===

	If you decided to configure the comp.ini so you can use the Admin option (admin_code blah) to manage the server while you are in game you will need to login to use it.		If you decided to configure the comp.ini so you can use the Admin option (admin_code blah) to manage the server while you are in game you will need to login to use it.
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	mute # (where # is their connection number from the clientlist command).		mute # (where # is their connection number from the clientlist command).

	~~7).~~ Using RCONX		=== Using RCONX ===

	You can also use rconx commands in game or give them to other ppl to use so they can also help manage your server.		You can also use rconx commands in game or give them to other ppl to use so they can also help manage your server.
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	rconx say BLAH BLAH - talk from console - a msg will be displayed from console with what ever text you type such as say hi would display console: hi		rconx say BLAH BLAH - talk from console - a msg will be displayed from console with what ever text you type such as say hi would display console: hi

	~~8).~~ Router Info		=== Router Info ===

	If you are using a router you will probably have to open the ports for Kingpin (port forwarding).		If you are using a router you will probably have to open the ports for Kingpin (port forwarding).

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FREDZ: Created page with "== Getting the files and creating a mmod directory == To run a public server you need to use the KPDED2 Enhanced Kingpin server files: [https://www.kingpin.info/download/index.php?dir=kingpin/server/unofficial/kpded2/windows/ KPDED2] Firstly download the Monkey Mod 2.0 Windows server files from here: [https://www.kingpin.info/download/index.php?dir=kingpin/server/mods/monkey_mod/server_files/windows/ Monkey Mod 2.0] Unzip the files into you Kingpin folder and they wil..."

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Created page with "== Getting the files and creating a mmod directory == To run a public server you need to use the KPDED2 Enhanced Kingpin server files: [https://www.kingpin.info/download/index.php?dir=kingpin/server/unofficial/kpded2/windows/ KPDED2] Firstly download the Monkey Mod 2.0 Windows server files from here: [https://www.kingpin.info/download/index.php?dir=kingpin/server/mods/monkey_mod/server_files/windows/ Monkey Mod 2.0] Unzip the files into you Kingpin folder and they wil..."

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== Getting the files and creating a mmod directory ==

To run a public server you need to use the KPDED2 Enhanced Kingpin server files:
[https://www.kingpin.info/download/index.php?dir=kingpin/server/unofficial/kpded2/windows/ KPDED2]

Firstly download the Monkey Mod 2.0 Windows server files from here:
[https://www.kingpin.info/download/index.php?dir=kingpin/server/mods/monkey_mod/server_files/windows/ Monkey Mod 2.0]

Unzip the files into you Kingpin folder and they will be placed In the correct locations (mainly kingpin/mmod)

So you should now have the following files in your kingpin/mmod folder:

* Comp.ini
* gamex86.dll
* ips.txt
* maps.txt
* maps_bm.txt
* names.txt
* rcons.txt
* server.cfg

There will also be a pics folder and inside that another mmod folder. Inside that will be three files:

* mascot.tga
* team1.tga
* team2.tga

There is also one file added to your Kingpin folder:
* geoip.dll
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== Setting the mod options and server defaults in the "comp.ini" file. ==
Using Notepad open your comp.ini file

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	=== For a LAN Server ===		=== For a LAN Server ===

	On your desktop simply right click the mouse and select 'New'		On your desktop simply right click the mouse and select 'New'
	This will open a sub menu and you should select 'shortcut'.
	This will open the 'Create shortcut' menu. Simply browse for your Kingpin folder and then click on the kingpin.exe file.		This will open a sub menu and you should select 'shortcut'.

			This will open the 'Create shortcut' menu. Simply browse for your Kingpin folder and then click on the kingpin.exe file.

	This will then take you back to the Create shortcut menu.		This will then take you back to the Create shortcut menu.
	In the location window it will show you the location of your kingpin folder which you just browse to find.		In the location window it will show you the location of your kingpin folder which you just browse to find.
	It should look something like this -
	"C:\Program Files\Kingpin\kingpin.exe"		It should look something like this
	Now you need to copy and paste the following at the end of the line above
	+set game mmod +exec server.cfg +set dedicated 1		"C:\Program Files\Kingpin\kingpin.exe"

			Now you need to copy and paste the following at the end of the line above

			+set game mmod +exec server.cfg +set dedicated 1

	So the entire line would look somthing like this		So the entire line would look somthing like this
	"C:\Program Files\Kingpin\kingpin.exe" +set game mmod +exec server.cfg +set dedicated 1		"C:\Program Files\Kingpin\kingpin.exe" +set game mmod +exec server.cfg +set dedicated 1
	Then press 'Next' and on the next screen type in a name for the shortcut such as Kingpin server or something like that then press 'Finish'
			Then press 'Next' and on the next screen type in a name for the shortcut such as Kingpin server or something like that then press 'Finish'

	You now have a shortcut for your Kingpin monkey mod server		You now have a shortcut for your Kingpin monkey mod server

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	=== For a Public Server ===		=== For a Public Server ===

	If you want to run a Public server you need to use the KPDED2 Enhancer Server files to run the server so kpded2.exe replaces kingpin.exe in your shortcut and it would be something like :-		If you want to run a Public server you need to use the KPDED2 Enhancer Server files to run the server so kpded2.exe replaces kingpin.exe in your shortcut and it would be something like :

	C:\Games\Kingpin\kpded2.exe +set game mmod +exec server.cfg		C:\Games\Kingpin\kpded2.exe +set game mmod +exec server.cfg

	You don't need to add '+set dedicated 1' because a server running kpded2 starts in dedicated mode by default.		You don't need to add '+set dedicated 1' because a server running kpded2 starts in dedicated mode by default.

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	Pull down the console and type in - admin password (where password is the password you placed in the comp.ini)		Pull down the console and type in - admin password (where password is the password you placed in the comp.ini)

	You will now become admin and a list of available commands will be shown.		You will now become admin and a list of available commands will be shown.

	If you miss them you can simply type in - commands into the console.		If you miss them you can simply type in - commands into the console.
	They are fairly straight forward with such commands as:-		They are fairly straight forward with such commands as:-

	maplist - shows a list of available maps on the server		maplist - shows a list of available maps on the server

	settimelimit xx - change timelimit to xx		settimelimit xx - change timelimit to xx

	setfraglimit xx - set fraglimit to xx		setfraglimit xx - set fraglimit to xx

	clientlist - shows players that are connected and their IPs, their connection number, their score and ping etc		clientlist - shows players that are connected and their IPs, their connection number, their score and ping etc

	changemap mapname - changes to new map		changemap mapname - changes to new map

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	You can also use rconx commands in game or give them to other ppl to use so they can also help manage your server.		You can also use rconx commands in game or give them to other ppl to use so they can also help manage your server.

	If you are going to use this option you will have already placed a password in the rcons.txt file.		If you are going to use this option you will have already placed a password in the rcons.txt file.

	To login use		To login use

	rconx_login password (password is the one you put in the rcons.txt file)		rconx_login password (password is the one you put in the rcons.txt file)

	this is some of the rconx commands you can use		this is some of the rconx commands you can use

	rconx status		rconx status

	tells map name and who is on, including IP address		tells map name and who is on, including IP address
	rconx kick # will kick a player from the server. # is their connection number which you got using the status command		rconx kick # will kick a player from the server. # is their connection number which you got using the status command

	rconx map mapname - changes to new map as specified by mapname(such as map kpdm2)		rconx map mapname - changes to new map as specified by mapname(such as map kpdm2)

	rconx sv_gravity XXX - change gravity, 800 is normal, lower is moon gravity...		rconx sv_gravity XXX - change gravity, 800 is normal, lower is moon gravity...

	rconx serverinfo - shows server variables		rconx serverinfo - shows server variables
	rconx fraglimit XX - change fraglimit		rconx fraglimit XX - change fraglimit

	rconx timelimit XX - change timelimit		rconx timelimit XX - change timelimit
	rconx maxclients XX - max # of player (16 is our norm) -- wont change til next map		rconx maxclients XX - max # of player (16 is our norm) -- wont change til next map

	rconx say BLAH BLAH - talk from console - a msg will be displayed from console with what ever text you type such as say hi would display console: hi		rconx say BLAH BLAH - talk from console - a msg will be displayed from console with what ever text you type such as say hi would display console: hi

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	If you are using a router you will probably have to open the ports for Kingpin (port forwarding).		If you are using a router you will probably have to open the ports for Kingpin (port forwarding).

	The simplest solution is to open UDP ports 31500 – 31519.		The simplest solution is to open UDP ports 31500 – 31519.

	Your router likely included an instructions booklet but if not google port forwarding.		Your router likely included an instructions booklet but if not google port forwarding.

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	Name (just call it Kingpin)		Name (just call it Kingpin)

	Start and End port (31500 and 31519)		Start and End port (31500 and 31519)

	Protocal (UDP or better still Both if you have that option.)		Protocal (UDP or better still Both if you have that option.)

	Local IP Address (192.168.0.xx)		Local IP Address (192.168.0.xx)