Hidden Scripts

Does anyone know how to hide scripts, so when other players join your server, they wont see any of your scripts in the .iwd files.

Hey, there are two ways:

1. Put all scripts into a private .iwd and name it: foo_svr_bar.iwd (the important part is _svr_). Its working on 1.2 and 1.3, NOT on 1.0

2. Dont put your scripts in an .iwd! Just create the folder-structure like it would be in the .iwd

Dont forget for both ways:

Code:

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set sv_allowdownload 0

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So only fastdownloads are possible like described here: http://killtube.org/showthread.php?6...t=fastdownload

Have fun with private scripts :)

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Originally Posted by kung foo man

Hey, there are two ways:

1. Put all scripts into a private .iwd and name it: foo_svr_bar.iwd (the important part is _svr_). Its working on 1.2 and 1.3, NOT on 1.0

2. Dont put your scripts in an .iwd! Just create the folder-structure like in would be in the .iwd

Dont forget for both ways:

Code:

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set sv_allowdownload 0

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So only fastdownloads are possible like described here: http://killtube.org/showthread.php?6...t=fastdownload

Have fun with private scripts :)

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So I must make maps/mp/gametypes folder into fs_game and throw all scripts there?

Yep, correct.

If you are on patch 1.0 you can just throw the scripts into fs_game as fs_game/maps/mp/gametypes/dm.gsc or w.E And if you dont want people to /download your gsc's you should add self setClientCvar("download", "none"); at the bottom of the Callback_PlayerConnect().

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Originally Posted by Sense

If you are on patch 1.0 you can just throw the scripts into fs_game as fs_game/maps/mp/gametypes/dm.gsc or w.E And if you dont want people to /download your gsc's you should add self setClientCvar("download", "none"); at the bottom of the Callback_PlayerConnect().

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There is a workaround for: self setClientCvar("download", "none"); (i am not telling what, to ensure the safety, but someone who knows the cod engine will know how to)
You can only protect your scripts completely on Linux with a preload script.