If you chose 'Internet' or 'LAN' you generally cannot play the game on the server itself. LAN : allows others to access the game over a local area network Internet : allow others to access the game over the Internet No : to be able to play in the game your setting up Click 'off' to allow cheats'.ĭedicated : do you want to be part of the game yourself? or is this game going to be solely 'dedicated' to the game (via the Internet or LAN).

making characters stronger, faster etc.) will mean that they wont be able to log on to your server. Pureserver :if you switch this 'on', a person can only log on to your server if the main q3 game files on both systems (your server and the player/client) are the same. Map and game type : this is the game map you chose earlier, this is the one you will be playing (can be modified later).įrag / time limit : set the frag limit (if you leave this blank it will default to the limit that goes with the map in 'normal' game play). Player list : 8 players is the default setting for the game (you can modify this later) Click 'next'.īot skill :if you're going to include 'bots' in the game you can set their 'difficulty' here

Open a q3 game as normal and go into the 'mulitplayer' screenĬlick on the 'create' button Ĭhoose the 'game map' you want to play. If you 'Skirmish' a lot on single player then setting up a multiplayer server game shouldn't be too difficult. mmmm, not quite, read this though and you be on the path of enlightenment. See it in all it's glory and understand it's unfathomable depths. One of the greatest mysteries of the universe, the Q3A game server, is revealed here. You are: Home » Articles Setting up a basic online Quake 3 MP server, dealing with fire walls, map rotations and problems

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