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'''g_randommap''' 0-off/1-on – This ignores the traditional map rotation and selects a random map from a list of maps pulled from a file specified in g_mapfile. You can use “randmap” in your configuration or in the console to select a random map.
 
'''g_randommap''' 0-off/1-on – This ignores the traditional map rotation and selects a random map from a list of maps pulled from a file specified in g_mapfile. You can use “randmap” in your configuration or in the console to select a random map.
  
'''g_mapfile''' “filename” – This is used in conjunction with g_randommap. This is a text file with one map name per line (no .pk3). This file should be places in your base directory and contain one map per line.
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'''g_mapfile''' “filename” – This is used in conjunction with g_randommap. This is a text file with one map name per line (no .pk3). This file should be placed in your base directory and contain one map per line.
  
 
Console Commands:
 
Console Commands:
 
   
 
   
 
'''randmap''' - Similar to "vstr nextmap", except the next map is selected randomly from the g_mapfile pool.
 
'''randmap''' - Similar to "vstr nextmap", except the next map is selected randomly from the g_mapfile pool.

Latest revision as of 14:40, 12 November 2016

Trepidation supports the ability for a server to have random map rotations, by using the following in your configurations you can have random map rotations:

g_randommap 0-off/1-on – This ignores the traditional map rotation and selects a random map from a list of maps pulled from a file specified in g_mapfile. You can use “randmap” in your configuration or in the console to select a random map.

g_mapfile “filename” – This is used in conjunction with g_randommap. This is a text file with one map name per line (no .pk3). This file should be placed in your base directory and contain one map per line.

Console Commands:

randmap - Similar to "vstr nextmap", except the next map is selected randomly from the g_mapfile pool.