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- Marmot's Happy Fun Server!
- Steven Possehl Todd Wagner
- Marmot|RevCo Sage|RevCo
- marmot@vt.edu toddwgrn@vt.edu
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- Version v0.22
-
- This is a bit cleaner version than v0.2 was. I paid more attention to
- some of the details like administrator god mode and such. Also, i have
- added a variable in the def.qc that sets how often the items respawn.
-
- Work on this patch has slowed a bit lately since I heard rumor's about
- the next version of quake having serverop stuff built in. I'm no
- certain what is actually planned, however, I do not expect this patch
- to die when the new version comes out. Once the new version is released,
- I will integrate my serverop features into the new version and take
- advantages of the new features.
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- Install Instructions:
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- Make a directory under your quake directory called mhfserv
- Decompress the zip using the -d option(IMPORTANT!) into mhfserv
- Modify the end of the file defs.qc You need to change the 3 OP_CODE
- variables and the 3 AD_CODE variables your your own access codes.
- Run qccdos from the mhfserv/progs directory
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- run q95.bat -game mhfserv
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- Have Fun!
- After you've had fun, send me email to report bugs or suggest playability changes.
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- I have put forth alot of effort to put this patch together, but I can't
- take credit for everything. Some of the code in this patch was based
- on code done by others. I have tried to give gredit to them here.
-
- PipeBombs credited to AsmodeusB and Bill Lefler
-
- Homing Missles credited to:
- Lynx (briggsj@lurch.ball.com)
- Dumont (pjsmith@ix.netcom.com)
- Vhold <vhold@netwizards.net>
- http://netwizards.net/~vhold/
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- Server OP code was originally built around Disruptor's DQS server code. Some
- changes have been made in how things work and some features have been added but
- for the most part, its his code.