I was just wondering how people connect to servers via console command shortcut
and I'm not talking like "connect enterIPhere"
lets say I wanna connect to MGE iT so I type "mge" in console and I will automatically connect to the server. Because I find it kinda tedious when I'm in a pug and I have to copy paste the server info.
Does this only work for specific HUDs or can it work with any? If it can work with other HUDs, can somebody teach me how to do it?
I was just wondering how people connect to servers via console command shortcut
and I'm not talking like "connect enterIPhere"
lets say I wanna connect to MGE iT so I type "mge" in console and I will automatically connect to the server. Because I find it kinda tedious when I'm in a pug and I have to copy paste the server info.
Does this only work for specific HUDs or can it work with any? If it can work with other HUDs, can somebody teach me how to do it?
alias mge "connect ip:port"
alias mge "connect ip:port"
fruitalias mge "connect ip:port"
…in your autoexec.cfg
[quote=fruit]alias mge "connect ip:port"[/quote]
…in your autoexec.cfg
in your autoexec.cfg, you would type in....
alias mge "connect 12.345.678.910:12345; password hi"
with your desired ip and password obviously.
in your autoexec.cfg, you would type in....
alias mge "connect 12.345.678.910:12345; password hi"
with your desired ip and password obviously.
Open up your console. [`]
Type in the console "Connect (Server IP Address:PORT); (password)"
Open up your console. [`]
Type in the console "Connect (Server IP Address:PORT); (password)"
fruitjust type it in console
ALIASES DONT SAVE.
[quote=fruit]just type it in console[/quote]
ALIASES DONT SAVE.
Adding servers to your favs would be as easy? And u dont have to remember all the names for all the servers. Just saying
Adding servers to your favs would be as easy? And u dont have to remember all the names for all the servers. Just saying
Bobsledin your autoexec.cfg, you would type in....
alias mge "connect 12.345.678.910:12345; password hi"
with your desired ip and password obviously.
Not that it really matters, but 0.0.0.0, 10.0.0.0/8, 127.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, 192.168.0.0/16 are all great fake ip's because they are all legal, and are all reserved for local(LAN) addresses.
[quote=Bobsled]in your autoexec.cfg, you would type in....
alias mge "connect 12.345.678.910:12345; password hi"
with your desired ip and password obviously.[/quote]
Not that it really matters, but 0.0.0.0, 10.0.0.0/8, 127.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, 192.168.0.0/16 are all great fake ip's because they are all legal, and are all reserved for local(LAN) addresses.
Arkanoid0Bobsledin your autoexec.cfg, you would type in....
alias mge "connect 12.345.678.910:12345; password hi"
with your desired ip and password obviously.
Not that it really matters, but 0.0.0.0, 10.0.0.0/8, 127.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, 192.168.0.0/16 are all great fake ip's because they are all legal, and are all reserved for local(LAN) addresses.
Not that what really matters? He said that ip just as example
[quote=Arkanoid0][quote=Bobsled]in your autoexec.cfg, you would type in....
alias mge "connect 12.345.678.910:12345; password hi"
with your desired ip and password obviously.[/quote]
Not that it really matters, but 0.0.0.0, 10.0.0.0/8, 127.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, 192.168.0.0/16 are all great fake ip's because they are all legal, and are all reserved for local(LAN) addresses.[/quote]
Not that what really matters? He said that ip just as example
DamnEasyArkanoid0Bobsledin your autoexec.cfg, you would type in....
alias mge "connect 12.345.678.910:12345; password hi"
with your desired ip and password obviously.
Not that it really matters, but 0.0.0.0, 10.0.0.0/8, 127.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, 192.168.0.0/16 are all great fake ip's because they are all legal, and are all reserved for local(LAN) addresses.
Not that what really matters? He said that ip just as example
On the extremely unlikely condition he accidentally types someone's actual ip by slamming in random numbers, using the local ip's for examples is safer.
[quote=DamnEasy][quote=Arkanoid0][quote=Bobsled]in your autoexec.cfg, you would type in....
alias mge "connect 12.345.678.910:12345; password hi"
with your desired ip and password obviously.[/quote]
Not that it really matters, but 0.0.0.0, 10.0.0.0/8, 127.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, 192.168.0.0/16 are all great fake ip's because they are all legal, and are all reserved for local(LAN) addresses.[/quote]
Not that what really matters? He said that ip just as example[/quote]
On the extremely unlikely condition he accidentally types someone's actual ip by slamming in random numbers, using the local ip's for examples is safer.
MrYokeDamnEasyNot that what really matters? He said that ip just as example
On the extremely unlikely condition he accidentally types someone's actual ip by slamming in random numbers, using the local ip's for examples is safer.
I'd imagine it'd be rather easy to accidentally type a working IP address, and I imagine no one here would be willing to do anything with it.
[quote=MrYoke][quote=DamnEasy]
Not that what really matters? He said that ip just as example[/quote]
On the extremely unlikely condition he accidentally types someone's actual ip by slamming in random numbers, using the local ip's for examples is safer.[/quote]
I'd imagine it'd be rather easy to accidentally type a working IP address, and I imagine no one here would be willing to do anything with it.
//IT servers
alias jumpit "connect 64.74.97.15:27015"
alias jujumpit "connect 74.91.113.66:27015"
alias bballit "connect 74.91.113.9:27015"
alias mgeit "connect 74.91.122.39:27015"
alias surfit "connect 216.52.143.76:27015"
alias susurfit "connect 66.151.244.243:27015"
//DM Servers
alias dadm1 "connect 74.91.114.228:27015"
alias dadm2 "connect 74.91.114.34:27015"
alias dadm3 "connect 74.91.120.174:27015"
alias chidm1 "connect 64.74.97.61:27015"
alias chidm2 "connect 74.91.124.243:27015"
alias chidm3 "connect 192.223.26.119:27015"
//tf2mix
alias "mixda0" "connect da0.atf2.org:27015; password tf2pug"
alias "mixda1" "connect da1.atf2.org:27015; password tf2pug"
alias "mixda2" "connect da2.atf2.org:27015; password tf2pug"
alias "mixda3" "connect da3.atf2.org:27015; password tf2pug"
//tf2.pug.na
alias "pugda1" "connect dallas1.tf2pug.com:27015; password tf2pug"
alias "pugchi1" "connect chicago1.tf2pug.com:27015; password tf2pug"
alias "pugchi2" "connect chicago2.tf2pug.com:27015; password tf2pug"
Those are what I use, some are obviously outdated due to iT servers being down but I think one or two are still up.
[code]//IT servers
alias jumpit "connect 64.74.97.15:27015"
alias jujumpit "connect 74.91.113.66:27015"
alias bballit "connect 74.91.113.9:27015"
alias mgeit "connect 74.91.122.39:27015"
alias surfit "connect 216.52.143.76:27015"
alias susurfit "connect 66.151.244.243:27015"
//DM Servers
alias dadm1 "connect 74.91.114.228:27015"
alias dadm2 "connect 74.91.114.34:27015"
alias dadm3 "connect 74.91.120.174:27015"
alias chidm1 "connect 64.74.97.61:27015"
alias chidm2 "connect 74.91.124.243:27015"
alias chidm3 "connect 192.223.26.119:27015"
//tf2mix
alias "mixda0" "connect da0.atf2.org:27015; password tf2pug"
alias "mixda1" "connect da1.atf2.org:27015; password tf2pug"
alias "mixda2" "connect da2.atf2.org:27015; password tf2pug"
alias "mixda3" "connect da3.atf2.org:27015; password tf2pug"
//tf2.pug.na
alias "pugda1" "connect dallas1.tf2pug.com:27015; password tf2pug"
alias "pugchi1" "connect chicago1.tf2pug.com:27015; password tf2pug"
alias "pugchi2" "connect chicago2.tf2pug.com:27015; password tf2pug"
[/code]
Those are what I use, some are obviously outdated due to iT servers being down but I think one or two are still up.
if you have the rcon password to that server, I like to add that to my connect strings, makes managing map changes and that easier.
connect <ip>; password <pass>;rcon_password <rcon pass>
if you wanna get really efficient, add some aliases for map change and rr.
alias process "rcon changelevel cp_process_final"
alias granary "rcon changelevel cp_granary"
alias gully "rcon changelevel cp_gullywash_final1"
alias gullywash "rcon changelevel cp_gullywash_final1"
alias badlands "rcon changelevel cp_badlands"
alias snake "rcon changelevel cp_snakewater_final1"
alias snakewater "rcon changelevel cp_snakewater_final1"
alias viaduct "rcon changelevel koth_pro_viaduct_rc4"
alias metalworks "rcon changelevel cp_metalworks_rc5"
alias ultiduo "rcon changelevel koth_ultiduo_r_b7"
alias baloo "rcon changelevel ultiduo_baloo"
alias mge "rcon changelevel mge_training_v8_beta4b"
alias bball "rcon changelevel ctf_ballin_sky"
alias coalplant "rcon changelevel; koth_coalplant_b6"
alias rr "rcon mp_tournament_restart"
Then you can just type the simplified map name
if you have the rcon password to that server, I like to add that to my connect strings, makes managing map changes and that easier.
[code]connect <ip>; password <pass>;rcon_password <rcon pass>[/code]
if you wanna get really efficient, add some aliases for map change and rr.
[code]alias process "rcon changelevel cp_process_final"
alias granary "rcon changelevel cp_granary"
alias gully "rcon changelevel cp_gullywash_final1"
alias gullywash "rcon changelevel cp_gullywash_final1"
alias badlands "rcon changelevel cp_badlands"
alias snake "rcon changelevel cp_snakewater_final1"
alias snakewater "rcon changelevel cp_snakewater_final1"
alias viaduct "rcon changelevel koth_pro_viaduct_rc4"
alias metalworks "rcon changelevel cp_metalworks_rc5"
alias ultiduo "rcon changelevel koth_ultiduo_r_b7"
alias baloo "rcon changelevel ultiduo_baloo"
alias mge "rcon changelevel mge_training_v8_beta4b"
alias bball "rcon changelevel ctf_ballin_sky"
alias coalplant "rcon changelevel; koth_coalplant_b6"
alias rr "rcon mp_tournament_restart"[/code]
Then you can just type the simplified map name
Alfieif you have the rcon password to that server, I like to add that to my connect strings, makes managing map changes and that easier.
connect <ip>; password <pass>;rcon_password <rcon pass>
if you wanna get really efficient, add some aliases for map change and rr.
alias process "rcon changelevel cp_process_final"
alias granary "rcon changelevel cp_granary"
alias gully "rcon changelevel cp_gullywash_final1"
alias gullywash "rcon changelevel cp_gullywash_final1"
alias badlands "rcon changelevel cp_badlands"
alias snake "rcon changelevel cp_snakewater_final1"
alias snakewater "rcon changelevel cp_snakewater_final1"
alias viaduct "rcon changelevel koth_pro_viaduct_rc4"
alias metalworks "rcon changelevel cp_metalworks_rc5"
alias ultiduo "rcon changelevel koth_ultiduo_r_b7"
alias baloo "rcon changelevel ultiduo_baloo"
alias mge "rcon changelevel mge_training_v8_beta4b"
alias bball "rcon changelevel ctf_ballin_sky"
alias coalplant "rcon changelevel; koth_coalplant_b6"
alias rr "rcon mp_tournament_restart"
Then you can just type the simplified map name
Can you do that with whitelist, configs etc?
[quote=Alfie]if you have the rcon password to that server, I like to add that to my connect strings, makes managing map changes and that easier.
[code]connect <ip>; password <pass>;rcon_password <rcon pass>[/code]
if you wanna get really efficient, add some aliases for map change and rr.
[code]alias process "rcon changelevel cp_process_final"
alias granary "rcon changelevel cp_granary"
alias gully "rcon changelevel cp_gullywash_final1"
alias gullywash "rcon changelevel cp_gullywash_final1"
alias badlands "rcon changelevel cp_badlands"
alias snake "rcon changelevel cp_snakewater_final1"
alias snakewater "rcon changelevel cp_snakewater_final1"
alias viaduct "rcon changelevel koth_pro_viaduct_rc4"
alias metalworks "rcon changelevel cp_metalworks_rc5"
alias ultiduo "rcon changelevel koth_ultiduo_r_b7"
alias baloo "rcon changelevel ultiduo_baloo"
alias mge "rcon changelevel mge_training_v8_beta4b"
alias bball "rcon changelevel ctf_ballin_sky"
alias coalplant "rcon changelevel; koth_coalplant_b6"
alias rr "rcon mp_tournament_restart"[/code]
Then you can just type the simplified map name[/quote]
Can you do that with whitelist, configs etc?
yeah it's the same thing
alias etf2l "rcon exec etf2l_6v6"
it's damn easy.
8)
I'm not sorry.
yeah it's the same thing
[code]alias etf2l "rcon exec etf2l_6v6"[/code]
it's damn easy.
8)
I'm not sorry.