Howto:Set up a multiplayer server: Difference between revisions

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('''Note:''' if you want to build/install fgms using customized paths or settings (i.e. as non-root user, installing into your $HOME), you may want to consult the INSTALL file located in the source directory for additional help)
('''Note:''' if you want to build/install fgms using customized paths or settings (i.e. as non-root user, installing into your $HOME), you may want to consult the INSTALL file located in the source directory for additional help)


#. Extract the file to a temporary directory (i.e. using tar xzf filename.tgz) and cd into it
# . Extract the file to a temporary directory (i.e. using tar xzf filename.tgz) and cd into it
#. Run ''./configure'' to create the Makefile
# . Run ''./configure'' to create the Makefile
#. Run ''make'' to build the packages.
# . Run ''make'' to build the packages.


You can combine the two latter steps by running:
You can combine the two latter steps by running:
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If you'd like to make it a public server, you can simply use your external (public) IP address to set up the multiplayer in fgfs.
If you'd like to make it a public server, you can simply use your external (public) IP address to set up the multiplayer in fgfs.


==Related content==
== Related content ==
* [[Howto: Multiplayer]]
* [[Howto: Multiplayer]]
* [[MPmap]]
* [[MPmap]]


[[Category:Howto|Set up a multiplayer server]]
[[Category:Howto|Set up a multiplayer server]]

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