neukoelln0r 10 Posted November 9, 2009 (edited) Hi there! I got a gameserver hosted by i3d.net, so no physical access to the server, running Arma2. I get the Server to run with the default settings and I get it to run Warfare BE lite. So far, so awesome. Now here is where my noob-ishness kicks in: I want to change the difficulty settings and I can't find out how, I guess I'm missing something. So this is where I choose the Difficulty Setting, right? class Mission_01 // name for the mission, can be anything { template = MPMissions\WarfareV2_045Lite.Chernarus; // omit the .pbo suffix difficulty = "veteran"; // difficulty: recruit, regular, veteran & expert as specified in *.Arma2profile }; 1. Where, relatively to my server.cfg in my Arma2 directory, is the myProfile.Arma2profile.cfg supposed to be? I only have access to the Arma2 install folder. 2. What would be the correct syntax for the start parameters to choose my "myProfile.Arma2profile.cfg"? I tried this: ArmA2Server.exe -config=server.cfg -netlog -ip=<ipaddress> -port=2302 -rankings=ranks -name=Metzgerei Blitzkrieg -config=server.cfg -cfg=Arma2.cfg -profiles=myProfile.arma2profile.cfg Server starts graciously, but totally ignores about everything I defined in the myProfile.arma2profile.cfg. It's driving me crazy, because all the information and tutorials are out there and I'm not getting it to work.. so I must be missing something but I can't figure it out. It's propably about the location of the "myProfile.arma2profile.cfg"... So a push in the right direction would be deeply appreciated! Thanks. Edited November 9, 2009 by neukoelln0r Typos, bad codesnippet Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
brit~XR 0 Posted November 10, 2009 Add -name=Server -profiles=profiles to the parameters then go to the arma 2 folder then got to profiles/users and you see a file named Server.ArmA2Profile Add or change the settings to that file and save then start server Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
neukoelln0r 10 Posted November 11, 2009 Yes, that works! Thanks brit! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites