anarchymod

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Filename: anarchymod.zip
Size: 190.9 KB (listed 190.9KB)
Type: ZIP
Author: ^Plasmatic^ (from readme)
Date: 2001-02-24 (newest file inside)
theexiled upload: Jun 07, 2008 - 02:12
Format: Zip archive data, at least v2.0 to extract, compression method=deflate

Readme — CONFIG/ANARCHY readme.txt (from the archive itself)

ANARCHY mod by DRONE1000

[email redacted]
http://www.teamanarchy.com/tribes/

Documentation by ^Plasmatic^ Jan 2001
[email redacted]
http://plasmatica.cjb.net/

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Mod changes by ^plasmatic^ include Admin, Loading game notice, removal of the 'base' in the join server screen, SAD password enabled, and Telnet port/ password added.

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Installation:
Unzip to your Tribes directory.
The Anarchy folder goes in your Tribes folder.
The Anarchy.cs, adminuserlist.cs, and ServerPrefs.cs go into your config folder. Edit these to your liking.

Change the $AdminPassword = "BETTERchangeMEidiot"; in the serverprefs.cs folder to something else, or anyone will be able to admin your server by typing
sad(BETTERchangeMEidiot);

Drop the shortcut onto your servers desktop for easy starting, if your server is installed into a diffrent directory than C:\Dynamix\TRIBES, right click the icon, and edit the properties, and start in lines to suit.

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I do not recommend running the server and game from the same directory at the same time. Install a fresh copy of tribes by right clicking your CDROM icon, explore to the setup icon in the root directory, and install tribes into a diffrent directory than your gaming tribes. DO NOT create a new icon on your desktop when prompted, it will overwrite your gaming shortcut. Of course if you're serious about running a server, it will be a seperate machine anyways...

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Besides the admin settings, telnet settings, and passwords, this is the how my server- A HOLE! is set up.

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Jan 2001 written by ^Plasmatic^
[email redacted]
http://plasmatica.cjb.net/

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I have included the server documentation from sierras website here for convienence
http://sierrastudios.com/games/tribesplayers/
You will probably not need to read this, but its here if you have any problems.

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SERVER CORPS - BASIC ADMINISTRATION

Hardware Requirements
Basic Config File
Starting the Server
Remote Administration Using the Client

Hardware Requirements

This is basically a rough guide to give you an idea of how many players your machine will be able to support running a dedicated server. "Listen" servers impose a much greater CPU load on your host machine, a rough guide for Listen servers would be to divide the number of players in the CPU table by two. The memory requirements are pretty straight forward, any dedicated server should have mnimum of 48 Megs of RAM for any number of players. The following table gives a rough idea of player counts based on CPU speed:
CPU Speed Number of Players
166 16
200 20
266 24
333 32
400 32

Exceeding the player limit for your hardware can overload your machine (your CPU load will reach %100). When this happens, your machine is no longer able to keep up with the game. The players connected to your server will experience this as a form of "lag", which reduces the performance of the game. If players on your server are often complaining of lag, then you may be overloading your system.

TRIBES has an internal limit of 128 players, but we don't recommend that you exceed 32, even if your server can handle it. The more players you allow on you server, the more load you are also placing on the clients, who need to process and render all players visible to them. Clients with lower end processors will not be able to play effectively on games with player counts of over 32.

Your Internet upstream & downstream rate also have a big impact on lag. If your Internet bandwidth is not sufficient to support the number of player in the game, the players will experience this as lag. Using the default $pref::packetRate and $pref::packetSize settings (mentioned below in the Basic Config File, and covered in more detail in the Advanced Administration page) each client to your server will consume 16Kbps. Some Internet connections do not have equal upload and download rates, use the smaller number in this table:
Internet Connection Rate (Kbps) Number of Players
28.8 1
56 3
128 (ISDN) 8
256 16
300 (Upload rate for some Cable Modems) 16
1500 (T1) 32

All the player numbers are basically the connection rate in Kbps divided by 16. This table does not include the host, so if you are running a listen server on a 56Kbps modem, you could have a 4 player game (3 over the Internet plus yourself). Bandwidth issues are covered in a little more detail on the a Advanced Administration page under Bandwidth.

Again, these are just rough numbers to get you started, check your CPU load, the responsivness of the game, reports of lagginess etc. and adjust your player count accordingly.

Basic Config File

The server config file consists of a plain text file placed in the tribes\config directory that is used to initialize a number of TRIBES console environment variables. The config file is executed after all the basic TRIBES initialization and will override the default variables declared in the serverPrefs.cs and clientPrefs.cs files also located in the tribes\config directory. The example config file given here declares the basic variables needed to get a dedicated server up and running. You can edit the values directly in the serverPrefs.cs and clientPrefs.cs files, but these files are also shared by the client, and if you are running the client and a dedicated server from the same directory, you should definitely make a s

Inventory-station loadout (123 items)

What a player could pull from this mod's inventory station — each item by the name it shipped under (not the CamelCase slot), grouped by the buy-menu tab (its heading); items with no heading aren't in the buy menu. Each row links to that piece's 3D model + fork history.

Armor8

BursterItemData BursterArmor73 CyborgItemData DragArmor72 EngineerItemData EngArmor78 GolemItemData GolemArmor MercenaryItemData MediumArmor249 SniperItemData LightArmor265 SpyItemData SpArmor64 StrikerItemData AlArmor55

Vehicle5

BomberLPCItemData LAPCVehicle292 InterceptorItemData JetVehicle81 ScoutItemData ScoutVehicle288 StealthHPCItemData HAPCVehicle289 WraithItemData WraithVehicle85

Projectile Weapons3

Dual Rocket LauncherItemData DualRocketLauncher Dual Rocket LauncherItemData DualRocketLauncher1 Dual Rocket LauncherItemData DualRocketLauncher2

Weapons14

ChaingunItemData Chaingun275 Disc LauncherItemData DiscLauncher298 EMP MortarItemData EMPMortar EMP RifleItemData EMPgun2 Engineer Repair-GunItemData Fixit95 Grenade LauncherItemData GrenadeLauncher292 MagnumItemData Silencer74 MortarItemData Mortar295 Plasma GunItemData PlasmaGun296 RailgunItemData Railgun144 Rocket LauncherItemData RocketLauncher131 ShotgunItemData Shotgun81 Sniper RifleItemData SniperRifle133 VulcanItemData Vulcan101

Energy Weapons11

BlasterItemData Blaster283 Flame ThrowerItemData Flamer104 Hyper BlasterItemData HyperB59 Ion RifleItemData IonGun58 Laser RifleItemData LaserRifle278 Omega CannonItemData Omega33 Shockwave CannonItemData WaveGun34 Targeting LaserItemData TargetingLaser299 Taser GunItemData Tasergun ThunderboltItemData Bolt8 ThunderboltItemData EnergyRifle269

Deployables12

Blast WallItemData TripwirePack32 CameraItemData CameraPack291 Deployable PlatformItemData PlatformPack94 HologramItemData HoloPack79 Interceptor PackItemData MechPack68 Mechanical TreeItemData TreePack92 Motion SensorItemData MotionSensorPack292 Pulse SensorItemData PulseSensorPack294 Sensor JammerItemData DeployableSensorJammerPack294 SpringboardItemData SpringPack50 StealthHPC PackItemData DetPack57 Teleport PadItemData TeleportPack163

Miscellany7

BeaconItemData Beacon314 BotItemData Boost34 GrenadeItemData Grenade314 Grenade ModeItemData Plastique63 MineItemData MineAmmo314 Repair KitItemData RepairKit314 Repair PatchItemData RepairPatch307

Backpacks17

Ammo PackItemData AmmoPack289 Cloaking DeviceItemData CloakingDevice162 Command LaptopItemData Laptop101 Cybernetic LaserItemData OpticPack27 Energy PackItemData EnergyPack293 Hell Fire PackItemData VulcanPack3 Lightning PackItemData LightningPack59 Nuclear CannonItemData NukePack11 Nuke BombItemData NewNukebomb Portable Gen PackItemData GenPack2 Regeneration PackItemData RegenerationPack81 Repair PackItemData RepairPack306 Rocket CannonItemData SMRPack65 Sensor Jammer PackItemData SensorJammerPack285 Shield PackItemData ShieldPack299 StealthShield PackItemData StealthShieldPack117 Suicide DetPackItemData SuicidePack106

Deployable Station4

Ammo StationItemData DeployableAmmoPack290 Command StationItemData DeployableComPack100 Inventory StationItemData DeployableInvPack301 Portable GeneratorItemData PortGeneratorPack

Remote Turrets11

ELF TurretItemData ElfPack8 Flame TurretItemData FlamePack3 Ion TurretItemData TurretPack274 Laser TurretItemData LaserPack88 Mini Ion TurretItemData MiniIonPack Mini Rail TurretItemData MiniRailPack Missile TurretItemData RocketPack130 Plasma TurretItemData LaserTurret37 Rocket TurretItemData MiniRocketPack Shock TurretItemData ShockPack77 Vulcan TurretItemData VulcanTurret26

Manual Fire Turrets2

Mortar TurretItemData TargetPack73 Rail TurretItemData RailTurret37

Force Fields4

Force FieldItemData ForceFieldPack128 Force Field DoorItemData doorfivebyfiveForceFieldPack49 Large Force FieldItemData LargeForceFieldPack104 Large Force Field DoorItemData doorfourbyeightForceFieldPack47

Ammunition17

BulletItemData BulletAmmo263 DiscItemData DiscAmmo270 Dual RocketsItemData DualRocket1Ammo Dual RocketsItemData DualRocket2Ammo Dual RocketsItemData DualRocketAmmo EMP Mortar AmmoItemData EMPMortarAmmo EMP RoundsItemData EMPAmmo14 Grenade AmmoItemData GrenadeAmmo278 Magnum BulletsItemData SilencerAmmo73 Mortar AmmoItemData MortarAmmo281 Nuke RocketsItemData NukeRocketAmmo Plasma BoltItemData PlasmaAmmo281 Railgun BoltItemData RailAmmo133 RocketsItemData RocketAmmo132 Shotgun ShellsItemData ShotgunShells46 Sniper BulletItemData SniperAmmo126 Vulcan BulletItemData VulcanAmmo99

Not in the buy menu8

AmmoItemData Ammo314 BackpackItemData Backpack317 FlagItemData Flag320 Power GunItemData GenGun Race FlagItemData RaceFlag312 Repair GunItemData RepairGun305 ToolItemData Tool314 WeaponItemData Weapon319

All game entities this mod declares (576) — lineage

Every named datablock parsed from the scripts inside this archive (the loadout above is just the buy-menu ItemData). 542 are also shipped by other mods — the number on each chip is how many carry that name; click to see who forked it.