DEDICATED SERVER NOTES:

Remember that you can start a dedicated server from in-game, changing all of the most common values from within the UI, from the Create Server menu and the Advanced Create Server menu.

You can call a command, "cvarlist" in the console to show all available cvars.

You can search for specific cvars by doing, "cvarlist *(query)*" where (query) is anything from "ico", "wolf", "team", etc. This will show a list of all cvars containing the specified query.

g_maxlives: Defaults to 0 (Unlimited). Change this to the number of lives you wish all players to have.

g_minGameClients: Defaults to 4. Change this number (usually larger) to reflect how many clients must join a server before it enters restricted mode.

g_gametype: Defaults to 5. 5 = WolfMP mode (standard objective mode) 6 = WolfSW mode (Stopwatch Mode) 7 = WolfCP mode (Checkpoint mode, unsupported in this test)

g_friendlyfire: Defaults to 1. This toggles friendly fire on and off.

g_allowvote: Defaults to 1. Change this to switch voting on and off.

g_noteamswitching: Defaults to 0, no team switching. Change this value to allow team switching or not. This is “Tourney Mode”. Also includes infinite warmup time.

g_complaintlimit: Defaults to 5. This is the number of complaints that have to be filed before someone is kicked. We recommed setting this low :)

g_warmup: Amount of warmup time allotted to connected clients. Defaults to 20 seconds.

map_restart #: Defaults to 5 seconds. # defines the amount of time before the map restarts, in seconds.

map (mapname): This will load the map specified by "mapname".

timelimit: Default to the map specific time limit. This can be changed, but is advised against doing so. However, changing it to 0 makes the game have unlimited time, which can produce some interesting results.

sv_maxclients: Set the number of maximum clients that can join your server.

sv_hostname: Change this to set the hostname for your server. This will be the name players see when browsing servers through the Join Server menu.

If you run into a situation where your config becomes trashed, or you don’t like the settings you’ve created, run WolfMP with the following option:

“wolfmp safe”

This will set all settings to their default values.