How do you make servers that do not shut down?
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How do you make servers that do not shut down?
i see that Fasteddie399 makes servers for his one lap cups. how do you set them up so people can go in and get info and practice without having to be there to host it??? i want to make one for my endurance races.


- fasteddie399
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Mouse, here's what you do:
First, install the entire game a 2nd time to a new folder. Then, if they are not there already, copy the sliders.ini and macros.ini files from your original TS folder into the new location. Next, copy any file (really, it doesn't matter what file) and rename it to "autoserver.srv", and make sure it's in the same folder as the other two files and the sliders.exe file.
Then, copy any non-default tracks and/or cars to the proper folders in this new location.
Next, edit the sliders.ini and macros.ini files to configure the autoserver the way you want (i.e. tracks, cars, other settings). It might even be easier for you to run your original game, make a server manually the way you want it, then close the game, then copy the sliders.ini and macros.ini files to the new location.
Then, to run the autoserver, make a shortcut (on your desktop for example) to the sliders.exe (in the new folder). Modify the "target" of the shortcut by adding "-autoserver 1" to the end of it, right after the C:\<path>\sliders.exe. Or, if you want to run an autoserver that demo users can use, add "-autoserver 1 -demo 1" (obviously your server would have to include only the demo tracks for that to work)
The final important step is to create a batch file that you will use to shut down the autoserver. Open notepad.exe and enter the following:
cd\<path to autoserver folder>
del autoserver.cmd
echo /quit > autoserver.tmp
rename autoserver.tmp autoserver.cmd
Now, save this file as a batch file (<filename>.bat)
When you want to shut down the autoserver, simply run this file.
I hope I described this clearly enough... If not, (or even if I did), you should check out the help files about this. Open the Turbo Sliders Manual, and under Additional Resources, click on Dedicated Server Help. You should find much useful info there.
Good luck!!!
First, install the entire game a 2nd time to a new folder. Then, if they are not there already, copy the sliders.ini and macros.ini files from your original TS folder into the new location. Next, copy any file (really, it doesn't matter what file) and rename it to "autoserver.srv", and make sure it's in the same folder as the other two files and the sliders.exe file.
Then, copy any non-default tracks and/or cars to the proper folders in this new location.
Next, edit the sliders.ini and macros.ini files to configure the autoserver the way you want (i.e. tracks, cars, other settings). It might even be easier for you to run your original game, make a server manually the way you want it, then close the game, then copy the sliders.ini and macros.ini files to the new location.
Then, to run the autoserver, make a shortcut (on your desktop for example) to the sliders.exe (in the new folder). Modify the "target" of the shortcut by adding "-autoserver 1" to the end of it, right after the C:\<path>\sliders.exe. Or, if you want to run an autoserver that demo users can use, add "-autoserver 1 -demo 1" (obviously your server would have to include only the demo tracks for that to work)
The final important step is to create a batch file that you will use to shut down the autoserver. Open notepad.exe and enter the following:
cd\<path to autoserver folder>
del autoserver.cmd
echo /quit > autoserver.tmp
rename autoserver.tmp autoserver.cmd
Now, save this file as a batch file (<filename>.bat)
When you want to shut down the autoserver, simply run this file.
I hope I described this clearly enough... If not, (or even if I did), you should check out the help files about this. Open the Turbo Sliders Manual, and under Additional Resources, click on Dedicated Server Help. You should find much useful info there.
Good luck!!!
- fasteddie399
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no i didnt get it to work. im not good with that kind of stuff, confusing to me. mabye ill try again today. so you gotta copy turbosliders into a new area (or re download it). set up macros and sliders files. edit the target, make a copy of sliders on the desktop and thats it?? i must be doing somthing wrong. i feel dumb 

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If it helps I'm working on an autoserver -guide with images. For now you can find it here: http://dhost.info/sliderpoint/autoserver.phpMouse wrote:i cant get it to worki made a copy of TS, made autoserver.srv folder. set up a server in TS to set up macros. made a shortcut of sliders to desktop and edited the targert. is that all i do? there must be more.
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