bluecont Posted January 8, 2010 Posted January 8, 2010 (edited) Hello I have a question: why not save xp? I have these settings set g_XPSave 4 set g_XPDecay 0 set g_XPDecayRate 0 set g_XPDecayFloor 0 set g_maxXP -1 set g_XPSaveMaxAge 999999999 set g_XPSaveDirectory "/home/panel/user_files/s16747/ET_v2.55/nitmod/xpsave" or set g_XPSave 4 set g_XPDecay 0 set g_XPDecayRate 0 set g_XPDecayFloor 0 set g_maxXP -1 set g_XPSaveMaxAge 999999999 set g_XPSaveDirectory "/home/panel/user_files/s16747/ET_v2.55/nitmod/xpsave/xpsave.cfg" I gave the complete path to the directory and does not save: / Yours Edited January 8, 2010 by bluecont Quote
Administrators daredevil Posted January 8, 2010 Administrators Posted January 8, 2010 We don't use xpsave.cfg Try this: set g_XPSave "15" set g_XPSaveFile "" set g_XPSaveMaxAge "2073600" set g_XPDecay 0 set g_XPDecayFloor 540 set g_XPDecayRate 0 set g_maxXP "-1" set g_XPSaveDirectory "/home/panel/user_files/s16747/ET_v2.55/nitmod/xpsave Quote
Nitrox* Posted January 8, 2010 Posted January 8, 2010 We don't use xpsave.cfg Try this: set g_XPSave "15" set g_XPSaveFile "" set g_XPSaveMaxAge "2073600" set g_XPDecay 0 set g_XPDecayFloor 540 set g_XPDecayRate 0 set g_maxXP "-1" set g_XPSaveDirectory "/home/panel/user_files/s16747/ET_v2.55/nitmod/xpsave Make sure you have write access to the your XPSave directory. To test if your XPSave is configured correctly, type that in your console : /rcon your_rconpassword_here writexp If your XPSave settings are correct, you will get a message like this : writexp G_xpsave_add: saved xp for ^0=^7F^1|^7A^0=^7N^1!^7trox^0* 1 Quote
bluecont Posted January 9, 2010 Author Posted January 9, 2010 Thank you very much. Everything now works:) Yours Quote
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