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  1. If you have the GM Mod and are looking for some multiplayer, we are running a port of Roy 86's Patrol ops 3.1 tonight at 18:30 hrs UK time

    The server is run by a well established milsim coop community and is well adminned, so sensible players only

     

    Details are


    teamspeak.zeus-community.net
    Game Server

    Direct connection 185.103.96.3:2030
    or search for zeus on the server browser
     

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  2. sounds like a network issue caused by too many packets only way to debug this is start with vanilla and slowly add mods until you find the culprit.

    Also use a known stable mission, could also be a mission script if you run the same mission all of the time

    Just because a mod is pretty doesn't mean it is good, there is a ton of crap out there, most of which do not bring anything to the game so might as well strip it down to brass tacks.

    We run an addon server and we are very finnicky about which addons we run and each of them gets tested quite a bit before they are added to our pack


  3. according to your rpt file your server is up and running.

     

    There is a tutorial at the top of this forum to help you solve issues with your server.

    There is also a set up guide that if you work through will get your server up and running.

    Baby steps is the way to go.

    Nowhere does it suggest installing a server, adding a load of mods and then try it.

    Start with vanilla and go from there.

    Take 1 step at a time, prove it before moving onto the next

    If you had done that then you would have proved a vanilla server and then after adding mods realised it was a mod issue

     

     

     

    The rpt lines 

    "18:45:56 Initializing Steam server - Game Port: 2302, Steam Query Port: 2303
    18:45:56 Steam AppId in current environment: 107410
    18:45:57 Connected to Steam servers"

     

    tells you your server is running

     

     

    This is your actual  start up parameter (Launching with 6 addons) that the server is reading (Found at top of the rpt file

     

    == "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Arma 3 Server\arma3server_x64.exe"  "-profiles=C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Arma 3 Server" "mods=C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Arma 3 Server\@CBA_A3;@9TH ODST PACK;@Madrigal Terrain - Operation Trebuchet;@Operation- TREBUCHET;@Operation- TREBUCHET First Contact;@Pandora;" -config=CONFIG_server.cfg -ex?thread?s=?1 -port=2302 -world=empty

     

    mods param should be

    -mods=

    not

    mods=

     

    if you look at all your other command line arguments they all start with a "-"

     

    what the hell is 

    -ex?thread?s=?1

    🙂


  4. This is an assumption, I may be wrong....

    Having problems with high numbers of players (50-60) which comes about on free weekends. Server itself is not overloaded, missions being run have been proved before in the past with more than these player numbers....seems to be a battleye server issue not coping with the players.

    Been happening on  and off over the weekend.

    My thoughts.

    If possible Can you increase the BE server capacity whilst these free weekends are running yplease.


  5. If this is a dedicated server then........

    server runs missions from "***arma3 root***/mpmissions folder

    They have to be either

    1) Manually selected by a logged in admin

    2) Automatically loaded in a cycle using the "    class Missions {  };    " listing in your ******.cfg file found in your arma3 root folder

     

    You can run a mission from here that has not been pbo'd ie still in an unpacked folder which you can copy over from your user folder

     

    No Idea if TADST does this differently as i have never used it


  6. Their server. If your not happy the way they run things, you have 3 choices

    1. Use another server
    2. Run your own server
    3. Stop playing 

    The one thing that wont help you is complaining on a forum that is specifically for Server admins and server administration expecting sympathy from the very people that give you a free gaming platform using their own time and efforts and often at their own expense.

     


  7. this was initially attempted in OFP, there was never an agreement because of Linux capitalisation issues and spaces.

     

    The general concensus was

    mission type tag  ..... co, ad

    add an @ if it uses addons

    player numbers ..... 03, 99 (precede numbers less than 10 with a 0)

    mission name ..... whatever

    version v01

     

    example

     

    co 03 mymission v01

    co@ 03 mymission v01

     

    and to keep the field empty in the mission.sqm/editor that overides the filename

     

    This way the overall decision making of which mission to load

    eg 

    Mission type

    Minimum number of player slots required

     

    was easy to navigate for the admin when selecting a mission and tidied everthing up 

     

     

     

    ideally this should have been implemented in the mission editor so a template filename system, could be automated

    it never happened

     

    Mission devs would create the following filename in the mission editor

    co_03_mymission_v01......  to save that ridiculous anbd still existing c0%2003%20mymission%20 etc etc

     

    then the server dev could quickly remove all the underscores with a mass file rename tool and jobs done

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  8. well the mission you loaded requires an addon the server is not running whether you think it is or not. It isn't.

    So go through your -mod line looking for syntax issues etc with the mod line, the mod folder etc

     

    maybe

    -mod=@mod1;@mod2;mod3;mod4;@zombies -servermod=@inidb2 .

     

    should be

    -mod=@mod1;@mod2;@mod3;@mod4;@zombies -servermod=@inidb2 .

    if you used the non official but commonly followed mod folder naming convention, eg each mod folder starts with an "@"


  9. On 26/10/2018 at 4:40 PM, OTKZuki said:

    I can't get my server to show on the server list. help plz

    The last sentence I get when launching the server is game port 2302, steam port:2303

    Okay I just check a rpt file and it saids SteamAPI initialization failed.

     

    =====================================================================
    == C:\Games\arma3\a3master\arma3server_x64.exe
    == "C:\Games\arma3\a3master\arma3server_x64.exe" "-profiles=C:\Games\arma3\a3master" -port=2302 -config=CONFIG_Vanilla.cfg -world=empty -mod=

    Original output filename: Arma3Retail_Server_x64
    Exe timestamp: 2018/07/24 22:21:25
    Current time:  2018/10/26 08:33:56

    Type: Public
    Build: Stable
    Version: 1.84.144923

    Allocator: C:\Games\arma3\a3master\Dll\tbb4malloc_bi_x64.dll [2017.0.0.0] [2017.0.0.0]
    PhysMem: 7.9 GiB, VirtMem : 131072 GiB, AvailPhys : 5.2 GiB, AvailVirt : 131068 GiB, AvailPage : 6.9 GiB
    =====================================================================

     8:33:56 SteamAPI initialization failed. Steam features won't be accessible!
     8:33:56 Cannot register unknown string STR_3DEN_CAMERA_NAME
     8:33:56 Cannot register unknown string STR_DIFF_SCENE_ONLY
     8:33:56 Cannot register unknown string STR_DIFF_SCENE_AND_MAP
     8:33:56 Initializing stats manager.
     8:33:56 Stats config disabled.
     8:33:56 sessionID: d592856e9119727367805b4b5b66cc02dc490411
     8:34:08 Item str_a3_to_c01_m02_036_ta_mechanized_briefing_SOLDIERC_0 listed twice

     

     

    Need all the rpt file not just the bit you think is important.

    Forget the steam hasnt initialised bit, thats normal

    So can do nothing but guess....

     

    If you can find a similar line in your rpt file..

     

    2018/10/28, 18:11:05 Initializing Steam server - Game Port: 2302, Steam Query Port: 2303


    2018/10/28, 18:11:05 Steam AppId from steam_appid.txt: 107410
    2018/10/28, 18:11:13 Connected to Steam servers

    Then your server has fully loaded it is just not been seen by the outside world, most likely 

    1) Firewall/port issue

    2) It isnt reading the .cfg you think it is and is showing to the outside world but not with the server name from the cfg that didnt load

     

     

    Please follow this guide and if you still cannot get your server to show up then add the requested information at the end of that thread

     


  10. If you want to get into multiplayer I would advise you download teamspeak. This still is the main hub of most established communities.

    When connecting to a new server the first thing you should ask for is their teamspeak address and then join it.

    That alone will have a positive effect on your experience and the admins and players established within that community are more likely to warm to you and help you.

     

    The worst thing a new player can do is come onto our servers, not even attempt to communicate, not respond to requests to communicate and have no clue what to do because they don't ask.....  This then  leads to an admin having to kick them off as they drive blindly  into an enemy AO about to wreck a coop mission.

    This spoils the fun for the players trying to immerse into the mission and puts a dark cloud over arma gaming from the newcomers perspective.

    Your obviously not that kind of player Michael, you've just proved that by posting your question on here.

    You are welcome on our servers on our public gaming nights if it fits in with your time zone and am sure you will be welcomed on all the other milsim servers out there due to your positive approach.

     


  11. There is a limit to the number of mod folders that can be loaded, it becomes an exponential issue once you go over a certain number.

    I posted information about this a good while back, cannot remember how long ago

    Work around, combine mods into custom mod folders.

    eg

    @MyIslands

    @MyVehicles

    @Miscellaneous

     

    There are some mod folders you cannot do this with, TFAR is one of them, most likely also ACRE, basically any mod that has a custom .dll that is hard coded to a mod folder name

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