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More information about this plugin: amx_crash
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Version: 1.3
Description:
This plugins reverts to the last played map after a crash, thus preventing the undesirable problem of mapcycle repetition.
Instructions:
For detailed instructions check the attached readme file.
Changelog:
Version 1.3 (2007-09-08)Version 1.2 (2006-06-26)
- License upgraded to GPL v3 or later
- Added version broadcasting
Version 1.1 (2006-06-02)
- Added optional usage mode, see CRASH_DETECT_MODE (thanks goes to _KaszpiR_ for pointing out the idea and probably Maddo as the originator)
- Some minor inconsistency fixes in set_task calls
- Ignore case when comparing map names
Version 1.0 (2005-07-20)
- Cleaned up the code, commented, GPL-ed
- Added TimelimitMultiplier variable
- Added directory check when writing to 'vault'
- Initial private release (not open published)
It's quite simple (KISS principle). Originally it was written more than a year ago. After some polishing I decided to go open source with my small collection. And this is the first from my pack.
During this time, as I have recently got to know, a similar project was created: Plugin - Map Cycle Restoration on Crash (Linux Only). Nevertheless, I think it can be quite a useful alternative (a bit different work basis). Don't know if the mods won't be reluctant to approve it due to that fact, but it's worth a try. Hope you'll like it. ;-)
Code:* Short usage instructions: *
* 1) Compile & install. *
* 2) Create your failover map (place it in ~/cstrike/maps). *
* 3) Ensure that your server starts with this map (change your run script)*
* f.e.: ./hlds_run [...] +map de_restart *
* 4) Recompile nextmap.sma with mapcycle following enabled. *
* Uncomment: #define OBEY_MAPCYCLE *
* 5) Restart your server, change manually to your first map in mapcycle *
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