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• Compiling using MSYS
  ...If you want to compile them one at a time, simply use one of the following commands: <pre>make -f Makefile.win client
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• How to run a server
  ...ll run with a [[default configuration]]. You should test the server with a client. ...h [[:Category:Server variables|variables]] and [[:Category:Server commands|commands]]. Here are a few examples to get you going:
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• Client
  ...graphics to the screen (in addition to sound and other minor aspects). The client can also function as a single player game without any network connections b * [[:Category:Client commands|Client commands]]
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• Server
  ...al point of information for all players interacting with eachother. When a client connects to a server, they send information which then is transmitted to al The server controls all aspects of a client's gameplay including wad, map, latency, and a variety of other variables of
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• Commands
  ...ine command line]. You can enter commands at the server terminal or at the client [[console]]. * [[:Category:Client commands|Client commands]]
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• Compiling using GCC
  ...If you want to compile them one at a time, simply use one of the following commands: <pre>make client
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• Multilingual Support
  Obviously, loading a 'different' client file than the server on purpose could open up a whole new range of exploits ...of variables, console error messages, etc.). To me, the console specific commands are like a programming language, you don't have multiple versions of C++ fo
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• Bind
  ...s. Most keys can be binded using the client options menu. However, certain commands not in that menu can be set using this console command.
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• Rcon password
  Use the rcon_password command to login to server privileges from a client. ...erver control. After logged in, use the [[rcon]] command to execute server commands.''
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• Releases
  - Client now receives control of mouse when client is in console, menu, or alt+tabbed on Windows. This behavior mirrors Valve' - Fixed some cases where client demo settings would override the server settings
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• Test
  ...tart, Run: cmd). Navigate to your binary directory (the one which contains client and server binaries). Run one of the tests: tclsh85 ..\tests\commands\cmdSay.tcl
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• Map List
  ==Other Useful Map Related Commands/CVARs== ''For full information on modifying and maintaining client vote privileges, refer to [[Voting]].''
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• Ban and exception lists
  ==Client Information== ...ID #> can be found through either the '''playerlist''' or '''showscores''' commands.
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• Basic Server Settings
  ...ate cvar puts a soft cap on the amount of bytes per second to send to each client. Certain kinds of important information will still be sent when this cap is ...ey could then execute commands or change cvars on the server through their client by using '''rcon [command]'''.
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• Logging
  These commands work on both client and server. ==Console Commands & Variables==
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• Cmdlist
  ...ECT [[Basic_Server_Settings]][[Category:Client commands]][[Category:Server commands]]
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• Cvarlist
  ...ECT [[Basic_Server_Settings]][[Category:Client commands]][[Category:Server commands]]
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• Voting
  The amount of time a client must wait to call another vote if their first failed. Measured in seconds, =Client Commands=
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