// OSP Tourney DM Server Configuration File
// ========================================
// rhea@ittc.ukans.edu
// 01 Jul 1999
//
// Version(2.5)
//
//
// * WARNING * WARNING * WARNING *
// -------------------------------
// This file should *NOT* be used as a template for creating your own
// server .cfg file.  This file is _much_ too large for Quake II to
// handle as a set of server commands.  It is recommended that you
// use some of the sample .cfg scripts contained in the distribution
// to use as templates for your custom configurations.  If you *MUST*
// use this file as a template, you will need to remove ALL comments
// contained herein (denoted with "//" at the start of the line).
// -------------------------------
// * WARNING * WARNING * WARNING *
//
//
// "dmflags" settings:
//
//        DF_NO_HEALTH            1
//        DF_NO_ITEMS             2
//        DF_WEAPONS_STAY         4
//        DF_NO_FALLING           8
//        DF_INSTANT_ITEMS        16
//        DF_SAME_LEVEL           32
//        DF_SKINTEAMS            64
//        DF_MODELTEAMS           128
//        DF_NO_FRIENDLY_FIRE     256
//        DF_SPAWN_FARTHEST       512
//        DF_FORCE_RESPAWN        1024
//        DF_NO_ARMOR             2048
//        DF_ALLOW_EXIT           4096
//        DF_INFINITE_AMMO        8192
//        DF_QUAD_DROP            16384
//        DF_FIXED_FOV            32768
//
//
set hostname "OSP Tourney DM"
//set rcon_password none

set public 0
//setmaster q2master.planetquake.com 206.222.86.244

set dmflags 17428
set deathmatch 1

set maxclients 12
set fraglimit 0
set timelimit 10


// ###################################
//      VARIOUS SERVER PARAMETERS
// ###################################
//
// camera_depth:
//	Specifies the default "depth" the camera is positioned behind a
//	a chased player when a client enters chasecam mode.  Only positive
//	floating point values accepted.  Default = 60.0.  This value is
//	changeable by client with forward/reverse keys.
//
// camera_pitch:
//	Defines the pitch (up/down) angle the camera is positioned when
//	viewing the chased player.  Ranges for this can be from 0.0 to 45.0.
//	Default = 15.0.  This value is fixed and cannot be changed by clients.
//
// numgibs:
//	Specifies the number of gibs thrown from player's who *really* die.
//	Increasing this number can make for some spectacular deaths, but can
//	potentially increase lag.  Make this number small to make for smoother
//	(but more boring) play.  Default number of thrown gibs is 4 (plus the
//	player's head).  In qualifier rounds, recommend this value to be low
//	to decrease server lag (set to 0 if a LOT of people.. then only heads
//	will roll, err, gib).
//
// nextlevel_click:
//	Amount of time before a client can click to load next level
//	(default = 15.0).
//
// nextlevel_default:
//	Amount of time before the next level loads automatically (usually
//	larger than nextlevel_click) (default = 45.0).
//
// 	---> You can use floating point values, which are on the scale of
//	     seconds.  A value of "0" means that that either a user cannot
//	     click to load next level (nextlevel_click), or the next level
//	     will not load automatically (nextlevel_default).  A value of
//	     "0" will halt the next level load indefinately (same effect as
//	     setting map_halt to 1).
//
// allow_id:
//	Specify opponent ID tagging for client:
//	   0 = ID tagging OFF by default, but can be changed by client
//	 * 1 = ID tagging ON by default, but can be changed by client
//	   2 = ID tagging OFF, and cannot be changed by client
//	   3 = ID tagging ON, and cannot be changed by client
//
// respawn_delay:
//	Specify an allowable delay (in seconds) between player respawns when
//	the forced respawn DM flag is enabled.  A value of 0 (default) means
//	to force a respawn immediately (the standard action in regular DM).
//
// referee_enable:
//	* 0 = Disable CONNECTING referee clients.
//	  1 = Allow clients (with proper passwords) to join as referees.
//
// referee_password:
//	The password required from clients who are attempting to connect as
//	referees (default = NULL).
//
// ffa_hurtself:
//	  0 = Players cannot hurt themselves in Regular/Qualifier DM modes.
//	* 1 = Players CAN hurt themselves in Regular/Qualifier DM modes.
//
// motd_file:
//	Specifies the Message Of The Day text file to display to players
//	during the match.
//	   ---> Default is "motd.txt".  The maximum size of this text
//		  is 9 rows of text with up to 32 characters in each row.
//
// fast_respawn <value>:
//	Item respawn timing based on player counts (regular DM only).
//	<value> is the percentage of an item's normal respawn time based
//	on maximum player counts (default = 1.0).
//
// fast_minpbound <value>:
//	Specifies the minimum # to use when figuring an item's respawn
//	time.  Either the current player count or this value will be
//	used, whichever is greater (default = 1).
//
// fast_maxpbound <value>:
//	Specifies the maximum # to use when figuring an item's respawn
//	time.  Either the current player count or this value will be
//	used, whichever is lower.  This value is also used as the base
//	for the item respawn time ratio (default = 20).
//
//	---> item respawn times are based on the following formula:
//
//		item_respawn_time = normal_respawn_time *
//					  (1.0 - (1.0 - fast_respawn)* (A / B))
//
//		- A = fast_minpbound or player count, whichever is greater
//		- B = fast_maxpbound or player count, whichever is lower
//
//	*** NOTE: If you want to just have a constant decrease in item
//		    respawn times regardless of player counts, just set
//		    fast_respawn to something less than 1.0 and make
//		    fast_minpbound and fast_maxpbound set to the same value.
//
// flood_msgs <value>:
//	# of messages allowed in a time interval defined in flood_persecond
//	(default = 4).
//
// flood_persecond <sec>:
//	Time interval (in sec) for flood_msgs messages to be sent by a
//	client before they are muzzled (default = 4).
//
// flood_waitdelay <sec>:
//	Amount of time a player is muzzled if they are flooding
//	messages (default = 10).
//
// console_timestamp <value>:
//	Gives local server info in the console every <value> map changes.
//	Setting <value> to 0 disables this feature (default = 10).
//
// player_ban:
//	* 0 = All players listed in the player_file file will NOT be
//		allowed to connect to the server.
//	  1 = ONLY the players listed in the player_file file will be
//		allowed to connect to the server.
//
// player_file:
//	Specifies the file from which to read player names for allow/deny
//	access to the server (default = "players.txt").
//
// bots_autoload:
//	* 0 = Bots are not automatically loaded into the server at any time.
//		Bots can only be brought in through a vote.
//	  1 = Automatically loads *ALL* of the bots specified in the
//		<bots_botfile> config file, regardless of whatever setting you
//		have in the <bots_minplayers> variable.
//	  2 = Automatically loads <bots_minplayers> bots at the start of each
//		level.  As more real players enter, more bots start to leave.
//		In 1v1 mode, however, no bots may be automatically loaded at the
//		start of a map under this option.
//	  3 = Same as option 2 (above), without the restrictions of the 1v1 mode.
//
// bots_botfile <filename>:
//	The config file that specifies all possible bots to load from either
//	autoloading or random bot votes.  This file is *necessary* to use
//	Gladiator bots under Tourney (default name = "botcfg/bots.cfg").
//
// bots_minplayers <value>:
//	Specifies the maximum # of bots plus real players that can be on the
//	server at a time.  If the sum of the (players+1) + bots is greater than
//	this <value> then the appropriate # of bots will leave until the sum is
//	equal to <value>.  If there are more (real players+1) then <value>, then
//	no bots will be allowed on the server, unless they are manually voted in
//	by clients.  Hence, the maximum number of bots that can be automatically
//	active on the server at a time with bots_autoload set to 2 or 3 will be
//	<value> bots (default = 4).  It should be noted here that a single player
//	entering the game will not force a bot to leave.  This allows users to
//	have bots automatically load up without a vote command and without having
//	to specify <value>+1 bots_minplayers.... ideal for running locally, where
//	other real players will probably not be joining.
//
// bots_noclients:
//	* 0 = Bots leave if no real clients are connected.
//	  1 = Bots stay regardless of real client counts.
//
// bots_warmuptime <time>:
//	Specifies the amount of time before a bot will "ready up" in qualifier,
//	teamplay, or 1v1 modes.  If the <time> value is set to 0, then a bot
//	will automatically "ready" itself when all other real clients have moved
//	to "ready" status (default = 0).
//
//  ---> Also, you *must* remember to have an .aas file for every corresponding
//	   map you have in your map rotation, if you wish to have bots play on
//	   these maps.  Failure to have a corresponding .aas will result in
//	   a hard server crash telling you that you DO need the .aas for the map.
//
set camera_depth 60.0
set camera_pitch 15.0
set numgibs 4
set nextlevel_click 15.0
set nextlevel_default 45.0
set allow_id 1
set respawn_delay 3
set referee_enable 0
set referee_password none
set ffa_hurtself 1
set motd_file "motd.txt"
set fast_respawn 1.0
set fast_minpbound 1
set fast_maxpbound 20
set flood_msgs 4
set flood_persecond 4
set flood_waitdelay 10
set player_ban 0
set player_file "players.txt"
set bots_autoload 0
set bots_botfile "bots.cfg"
set bots_minplayers 4
set bots_noclients 0
set bots_warmuptime 0


// ########################################
//      VARIOUS CLIENT CONTROL SETTINGS
// ########################################
// client_botdetect:
//	  0 = Disables client-side bot detection.
//	* 1 = Enables client-side bot detection.
//
// client_deathweapdrop:
//	  0 = Players don't drop the weapon they are holding when they die.
//	* 1 = Normal death weapon drop.
//
// client_fastweap:
//	* 0 = Disable fast weapon switching for clients.
//	  1 = Enable fast weapon switching for clients.
//
// client_highscores:
//	  0 = Disables highscore tracking for FFA modes.
//	* 1 = Enables highscore tracking for FFA modes.
//
// client_hud:
//	* 0 = Place match timer on middle right-hand side of client's HUD.
//	  1 = Place match timer on bottom middle of client's HUD.
//
// client_maxrate <value>:
//	Default <value> is 0.  Setting <value> to 0 allows for any client
//	rate setting (i.e. disables this option).
//
// client_maxfps <value>:
//	Specifies the maximum allowable client "cl_maxfps" setting.  A
//	setting of <value> to 0 disables this check (the default).
//
// client_minping <value>:
//	Specified the minimum (lowest) allowable ping.  A setting of 0
//	disables this check (the default).  Note, pings are sampled over
//	approximately 1 min intervals.
//
// client_maxping <value>:
//	Specified the maximum (highest) allowable ping.  A setting of 0
//	disables this check (the default).  Note, pings are sampled over
//	approximately 1 min intervals.
//
// client_nomove <value>:
//	Specifies the number of seconds a client can remain completely
//	still before being removed from the game and placed in observer
//	mode (default = 90).  This setting is only used for teamplay/1v1
//	mode servers.
//
// client_protect <value>:
//	Specifies the time (in seconds) that a player will have a "protect"
//	shell after respawning that is impervious to attack (default = 0).
//	This option is only available under regular DM mode.  Clients will
//	lose their "shell" before <value> seconds have expired if:
//		- Client weapon/power-up/MegaHealth/PowerShield pick-up.
//		- Client respawns with anything other than a blaster.
//		- Client shoots their blaster.
//		- Client used their hook, if available.
//		- Active in regular DM only (match_mode 0).
// 
// client_recover:
//	* 0 = Disables client recovery from sudden disconnects during
//		a match (FFA/Team/1v1).
//	  1 = Allows clients to rejoin a match after a disconnect with
//		all relevant info intact (frags, deaths, etc.).  This
//		option MUST be set to enable the team_duelrecover option,
//		found below.
//
set client_botdetect 1
set client_deathweapdrop 1
set client_fastweap 0
set client_highscores 1
set client_hud 0
set client_maxrate 0
set client_maxfps 0
set client_minping 0
set client_maxping 0
set client_nomove 90
set client_protect 0
set client_recover 0


// ############################
//      LOGGING PARAMETERS
// ############################
//
// nglog_logstyle: [NetGames USA Event Log logging]
//      0 = Do not record ngLog logfile
//	  1 = Append to exisiting log file
//	  2 = Create/overwrite existing log file
//	  3 = Create/Rotate through logfile name.
//	* 4 = Create uniquely named logs for every map played.
//		This setting is required to automatically process
//		logs through ngStats while Tourney is running.
//
//	[ *** Note: If you enable ngLog logging, then any Standard
//	 	    Logging options you enable below will be ignored.
//		    That is, you can only have one logging facility
//		    running at a time, with ngLog taking precedence. ]
//
// nglog_logname:
//	Name of ngLog logfile to record (default = "nglog.log").  This
//	setting is disregarded if <nglog_logstyle> is set to 4.
//
// nglog_flush:
//      0 = Flush every write
//	  1 = Flush after "nglog_buffer" entries
//	* 2 = Flush using system default
//
// nglog_buffer:
//	Number of lines to buffer before write (if buffered writes enabled)
//	(default = 5).
//
// nglog_logchat:
//    * 0 = Do not log chat messages
//	  1 = Log chat messages
//
// nglog_logallpickups:
//	* 0 = Disable logging of non-critical item picups.
//	  1 = Log every single item that is picked up in the game
//		(potential performance problem).
//
// nglog_worldstats:
//	  0 = Disable ngWorldStats logging.
//	* 1 = Enable ngWorldStats logging.
//
// The below settings are for the ngStats log processing system that can
// be invoked within OSP Tourney DM.  This system will automatically update
// player database information after each map is finished for subsequent
// HTML viewing.  The descriptions below describe what is needed to configure
// this option.  Note, these options are valid only if <nglog_logstyle> is
// set to "4":
//
// nglog_ngstats_exec:
//	  0 = Disable automatic ngStats backend processing after each map.
//	* 1 = Automatically perform ngStats processing after each map.
//		----> This option gives flexibility to server admins who may be
//			running a server on a platform that is not currently
//			supported by ngStats processing utilities, but would like
//			to process logs at a later time on an ngStats-capable
//			platform.
//
// nglog_ngstats_browser:
//	  0 = Do NOT launch a browser after the server has been shut down
//		(default for dedicated servers).
//	* 1 = Launch the local default web browser with ngStats-processed
//		information after Quake2 has been shut down (default for
//		listen servers).
//
// nglog_ngstats_cfg:
//	Specifies the ngStats configuration file to use in processing the
//	server's logs.  This config name MUST be relative to the
//	"NetGamesUSA.com/ngStats" directory under the main Quake2/ directory
//	(default = "ngStatsQ2T.cfg").
//
// nglog_ngstats_logdir:
//	Specifies where to write ngStats-format logfiles.  Again, this name
//	MUST be relative to the	"NetGamesUSA.com/ngStats" directory under
//	the main Quake2/ directory (default = "logs").
//
//	----> The idea here on the last two settings listed above is to allow
//		for server operators with more than one server running on their
//		machine to have seperate databases maintained for each server.
//		By placing the logs in different directories and using different
//		ngStats config files, each servers logs will be guaranteed to
//		be seperate (unless, of course, you use the same log directory
//		and the same .cfg file :) )
//
// nglog_ngstats_vidrestart:
//	* 0 = Do not do a hard refresh on the display when Quake2 is refocussed
//		after viewing ngStats information.
//	  1 = Perform hard rest on video after returning to Quake2.  Note, this
//		has a potential for crashing the server.
//
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// sl_log_method:  (Standard Log)
//	* 0 = Do not record a log
//	  1 = Record events to local file
//	  2 = Send events via UDP to a log collector
//	  4 = Send events via TCP to a log collector
//	---> This is a bitmask variable to allow for multiple configurations.
//	     (i.e. a value of 5 would record local file as well as send all
//		   events via TCP to a log collector.)
//
// sl_filename:
//	Name of log file if recording to local file.  Note that this filename
//	is relative to your base QuakeII directory, so you must add directory
//	paths if you want to put logs under your base directory.
//
// sl_log_style:
//	* 0 =  Standard Logging v1.2  (only available option)
//
// sl_log_flush:
//	  0 = Flush only when system buffer fills (1024 bytes?)
//	  1 = Flush when system buffer fills or there is a map change.
//	* 2 = Flush after every log entry.
//
// sl_log_logbots:
//	  0 = Do NOT log any bot-related kills or deaths.
//	* 1 = Normal logging of bots as players.
//
// Other socket-based parameters for Standard Logging which may appear in other
// mods utilizing the Standard Log are not supported in OSP Tourney DM.
//
set nglog_logstyle 4
set nglog_logname "tourney/nglog.log"
set nglog_flush 0
set nglog_buffer 5
set nglog_logchat 0
set nglog_logallpickups 0
set nglog_worldstats 1
set nglog_ngstats_exec 1
set nglog_ngstats_browser 0
set nglog_ngstats_cfg "ngStatsQ2T.cfg"
set nglog_ngstats_logdir "logs"
set nglog_ngstats_vidrestart 0

set sl_log_method 0
set sl_filename "tourney/frags.log"
set sl_log_style 0
set sl_log_flush 2
set sl_log_logbots 1


// ##################################
//         MATCH Parameters
// ##################################
//
// match_mode:
//	Specify the mode of play
//	 * 0 = Run like normal DM, just join the frey and play.
//	   1 = Qualifier DM: All players need to type "ready" before a DM
//	       match begins.
//	   2 = Team-play
//	   3 = 1v1 match mode
//
// match_latejoin:
//	Allow clients to join after a "synced" match has already begun.
//	  0 = late-connecting clients can NOT join.
//	  1 = tardy clients can connect but observe only.
//	* 2 = tardy clients can connect but may only enter a match if they are
//	      "invited" or a team is unlocked (i.e. teams are auto-locked at the
//	      start of a match).
//	  3 = late comers can join any team at any point in the match.
//	[ NOTE: This option is not used if match_mode = 0 (i.e. normal DM) ]
//
// match_prestartpercent:
//	Percentage of players that are ready to force weapons to disappear.  This
//	gives the hint to everyone else to ready up (default = 50).
//
// match_readypercent:
//	Percentage of players that must be ready before a match begins
//	(default = 100).
//
// match_countdown:
//	Specifies the amount of time (in seconds) to countdown between all players
//	being ready and the match commencing (default = 30).
//
// match_countinfo:
//	  0 = Do NOT show match info when in countdown mode for a match start.
//	* 1 = Display match info when countdown to match commences.
//
// match_timeouts:
//	Specifies the number of timeouts a team or individual (in 1V1 mode)
//	starts with at the beginning of a match (default = 3).
//
// match_pausetime:
//	Specifies the amount of time a timeout will last (default = 60.0 sec).
//
// match_startsound:
//	  0 = Disable large kickoff sound at the start of a match.
//	* 1 = Enable large kickoff sound at the start of a match.
//
// match_strictmode:
//	* 0 = Traditional "ready" style of play.
//	  1 = Clients cannot affect their ready status in any regard.  To get
//		a match in progress, a referee or server admin must manually
//		"ready-up" the players.
//
// match_endinfo:
//	Small, one-liner given at the end of the level to inform clients on
//	where to go next.
//
// warmup_health:
//	Specifies amount of health a player spaawns with in warmup mode
//	(default = 150).
//
// warmup_armor:
//	Specifies the amount of body (red) armor a player spawns with in warmup
//	mode (default = 200).
//
set match_mode 0
set match_latejoin 2
set match_prestartpercent 50
set match_readypercent 100
set match_countdown 30
set match_countinfo 1
set match_timeouts 3
set match_pausetime 60.0
set match_startsound 1
set match_strictmode 0
//set match_endinfo "Go to http://lanparty/tourney for results"
set warmup_health 150
set warmup_armor 200


// ###################################
//        QUALIFIER Parameters
// ###################################
//
// qualifier_forceskins:
// 	If we are playing a Qualifier DM (match_mode = 1), then we may also
//	want to force everyone to have the same skin:
//	  0 = Everyone plays with their own skin
//	* 1 = Force people to the skin specified in "qualifier_skinname"
//
// qualifier_skinname:
//	Name of forced skin to use.  HIGHLY recommend using a baseq2 skin as
//	everyone definately has these skins :)  The default is male/grunt.
//
// qualifier_numspots:
//	Specifies the number of slots available for clients to qualify.
//	That is, if the client's rank is equal to or better than the value
//	specified here, then they will "qualify" (you can see this in the
//	scoreboard by noting the players who have a "*" on the left of their
//	rank/name).  A value of 1 means only the top fragger will qualify.
//	A value of 0 means essentially just a deathmatch.  This value is not
//	used for regular deathmatch play.
//
set qualifier_forceskins 1
set qualifier_skinname "male/grunt"
set qualifier_numspots 3


// #################################
//      TEAMPLAY/1v1 Parameters
// #################################
//
// [ Note: "*" here means either "a" or "b" ]
//
// team_*_name:
//	Sets team name to specified string.
//
// team_*_skin:
//	Sets team skin to specified string (preferably a base Q2 skin).
//
// team_*_hookcolor:
//	Sets the team's hook color.
//
// team_maxplayers:
//	Specifies the max # of players allowed for each team.
//
// team_hurtteam:
//	  0 = Players cannot hurt their teammates.
//	* 1 = Players CAN hurt their teammates.
//
// team_hurtself:
//	  0 = Players cannot hurt themselves.
//	* 1 = Players CAN hurt themselves.
//
// team_overtime_mode:
//	  0 = No overtime.  Matches can end in a tie.
//	* 1 = Sudden Death overtime.  First death (kill or suicide) will
//	      determine the winner.
//	  2 = Timed overtime round.  The length of the overtime round is
//	      specified in team_overtime_time.  Note, this allows for
//	      possibly an unending number of overtimes, if it is always
//	      tied at the end of the roun.
//
// team_overtime_time:
//	<value> = # of minutes for an overtime round.  The lowest overtime
//		  round is a minimum of 1 minute.  This option is only used
//		  if team_overtime_mode == 2.
//
// team_lockskin:
//	* 0 = Clients can change teamskins (teamplay/1v1).
//	  1 = Players cannot change default teamskins (teamplay/1v1).
//
// team_idteam:
//	  0 = No special "teammate" id tagging
//	* 1 = Differentiate teammates on id viewing
//	---> Note, you can enable this option and disable the allow_id
//	     for general client id tagging.  This allows for players to
//	     view their own teammates and not view enemy team members.
//	     Highly recommend to set up teamplay servers in this fashion.
//	     (i.e. allow_id = 2 and team_idteam = 1).
//
// team_duelrecover:
//	* 0 = If a client leaves, resulting in his/her team having 0
//		players (teamplay or 1v1), then the match is automatically
//		terminated.
//	  1 = If a client gets disconnected (overflow) during the course
//		of a match that results in his/her team having 0 players,
//		the match will pause until that client reconnects for up
//		to team_recovertime seconds.  Once the client successfully
//		reconnects, the match will start where it left off (i.e.
//		unpuase).
//
// team_recovertime:
//	If 0 (the default setting), the team_duelrecover will be disabled.
//	Any other value specifies the amount of time (in seconds) to wait
//	for a disconnected player to reconnect.
//
set team_a_name "Hometeam"
set team_a_skin "female/athena"
set team_a_hookcolor "0xf2f2f2f2"
set team_b_name "Visitors"
set team_b_skin "male/grunt"
set team_b_hookcolor "0xd1d1d1d1"
set team_maxplayers 4
set team_hurtteam 1
set team_hurtself 1
set team_overtime_mode 1
set team_overtime_time 1
set team_lockskin 0
set team_idteam 1
set team_duelrecover 0
set team_recovertime 0


// ################
//      VOTING
// ################
//
// vote_enable:
//	  0 - Clients cannot vote.
//	* 1 - Clients can vote on (limited) server parameters.
//
// vote_enable_[map|time|frag|hook|bots|config|runes|kick]:
//	  0 - Clients can NOT select this item for voting change.
//	* 1 - Clients CAN select this item for voting change.
//
//	---> Player "kick" voting works as follows:
//		1. If in regular DM or a match mode that is in progress,
//		   everyone gets a single vote, as expected.
//		2. If in warmup mode for a match (1v1/Team/Qualifier),
//		   then the vote intiator gets 2 votes (automatic). This
//		   is to boot people who are idle on a server and will
//		   not participate in a match, but are taking a slot on
//		   a team or 1v1 position.
//
// vote_bots_max <value>:
//	Specifies the maximum number of bots that can be voted in by
//	clients (default = 8).
//
// vote_config_default:
//	* 0  Disable default server config loading
//	  1  Enable default server config loading.
//
// vote_config_defaultname <cfg_name>:
//	<cfg_name> must be a valid config file that exists.  If it does
//	not, default config cycling WILL be disabled (default = "none").
//
//	---> The above two options are the settings to handle "default
//	     config" auto-loading.  This option is primarily for servers
//	     that allow for clients to vote on alternate configs.  This
//	     default config (if specified) will be loaded if there are
//	     no active clients on a server for an entire map (timelimit
//	     on FFA modes, or 1 hour on teamplay/1v1).
//
// vote_config_list <filename>:
//	This file contains a single column of available alternate server
//	config files that clients can vote upon (default = "serverconfigs.txt")
//
// vote_time:
//	Amount of time an unresolved vote proposal lasts before it will
//	expire and be cancelled (default = 45).
//
// vote_threshold:
//	The percentage of yea/nay votes among all connected clients to
//	make a decision as to whether the vote proposal is allowed or
//	denied (default = 51).
//
// vote_carryover:
//	  0 = Revert back to server defaults on nexxt map load.
//	* 1 = Carry over voted values between map loads.
//
// menu_maxtime:
//	Maximum selectable timelimit vote value (default = 120).
//
// menu_timestep:
//	Timelimit increments when selecting timelimit in voting menu
//	(default = 5).
//
// menu_maxfrag:
//	Maximum selectable fraglimit vote value (default = 100).
//
// menu_fragstep:
//	Fraglimit increments when selecting fraglimit in voting menu
//	(default = 5).
//
set vote_enable 1
set vote_enable_map 1
set vote_enable_time 1
set vote_enable_frag 1
set vote_enable_hook 1
set vote_enable_toggles 1
set vote_enable_bots 1
set vote_enable_config 0
set vote_enable_runes 0
set vote_bots_max 8
set vote_config_default 0
set vote_config_defaultname "none"
set vote_config_list "serverconfigs.txt"
set vote_time 45
set vote_threshold 51
set vote_carryover 1
set menu_maxtime 120
set menu_timestep 5
set menu_maxfrag 100
set menu_fragstep 5


// ##############
//      HOOK
// ##############
//
// hook_enable:
//	* 0 - The hook is not allowed in play.
//	  1 - The hook is available for use by clients.
//
// hook_color:
//	"0x--------"  Specifies the inner/outer coloring of
//	the hook on its viewable segment.  (See color chart
//	below for a few coloring examples).
//
// hook_speed:
//	Specifies the speed at which the "hook" is sent out
//	(default = 1600).
//
// hook_pullspeed:
//	Specifies the speed at which the player is pulled along
//	the hook's path (default = 1000).
//
// hook_initdamage:
//	Specifies the amount of damage caused by a player when
//	his/her hook hits another player.  If set to 0, a player's
//	hook will not "stick" to another player (default = 20).
//
// hook_incdamage:
//	Amount of continued damage that will be inflicted on a
//	"hooked" player after initial damage is applied
//	(default = 1).
//
// hook_maxdamage:
//	Maximum damage that can be inflicted by the hook
//	(default = 30).
//
// hook_holdtime:
//	Specifies the length (in seconds) a player can stay hooked
//	to a surface before the hook is automatically released.
//
// hook_sky:
//	* 0 = Players CANNOT hook the sky portions of a map.
//	  1 = Players CAN hook the sky portions of a map.
//
// hook_wait:
//	Amount of time (in seconds) that a player must wait
//	between successive hook deployments (default = 0.5).
//
//
// HOOK COLORING REFERENCE (thx to Maj. Bitch for pounding these out):
// -------------------------------------------------------------------
// 0xf2f2f0f0 (bright red)	0xd0d1d2d3 (bright green)
// 0xf3f3f1f1 (bright blue)	0xdcdddedf (bright yellow)
// 0xe0e1e2e3 (yellow strobe)	0x80818283 (dark purple)
// 0x70717273 (light blue)	0x90919293 (different green)
// 0xb0b1b2b3 (purple)		0x40414243 (different red)
// 0xe2e5e3e6 (orange)		0xd0f1d3f3 (mixture)
// 0xf2f3f0f1 (inner = red, outer = blue)
// 0xf3f2f1f0 (inner = blue, outer = red)
// 0xdad0dcd2 (inner = green, outer = yellow)
// 0xd0dad2dc (inner = yellow, outer = green)
//
set hook_enable 0
set hook_color "0xd1d1d1d1"
set hook_speed 1650
set hook_pullspeed 975
set hook_initdamage 10
set hook_incdamage 1
set hook_maxdamage 20
set hook_holdtime 7.5
set hook_sky 0
set hook_wait 0.5


// ########################
//      DEMO RECORDING
// ########################
//
// demo_referee:
//	* 0 = No server-forced recording for referees.
//	  1 = Referees are forced to record demos.
//	  2 = Referees are forced to record demos and take end-of-level
//	      screenshots.
//
// demo_player:
//	* 0 = No server-forced recording for players.
//	  1 = Players are forced to record demos.
//	  2 = Players are forced to record demos and take end-of-level
//	      screenshots.
//
// demo_tag <text_tag>:
//	The forced demo file will be appended with the unique
//	identifier as specified in <text_tag>.
//
set demo_referee 0
set demo_player 0
set demo_tag "tourney_tag"


// ############
//     RUNES
// ############
//
// runes_enable:
//	Bit-wise descriptor that enables specific runes:
//		 0 = No runes active (default)
//		 1 = Resist Rune
//		 2 = Strength Rune
//		 4 = Haste Rune
//		 8 = Regeneration Rune
//		16 = Vampire Rune
//	----> This is a bitwise sum setting.  So, to enable ALL runes,
//		set runes_enable to 31 (or higher) [1+2+4+8+16 = 31].
//		Default setting is 0.
//
// runes_flash:
//	  0 = Clients do not flash when they use their rune.
//	* 1 = Clients will flash the color of their rune when it is used.
//
// runes_model <model_name>:
//	Specifies the model to use for all runes.  The default is John Carmack's
//	head! ("models/items/c_head/tris.md2").  For Lithium-style rune models,
//	use "models/items/keys/pyramid/tris.md2".
//
// runes_perplayer:
//	Ratio of runes to active player counts (default = 0.6).
//
// runes_min:
//	Minimum # of runes on a level, regardless of rune-to-player percentage
//	(default = 3).
//
// runes_max:
//	Maximum # of runes on a level, regardless of rune-to-player percentage
//	(default = 12).
//
// runes_resist:
//	The amount to divide by on damage a player receives (default = 2.0).
//
// runes_strength:
//	The amount to multiply by on damage a player inflicts (default = 2.0).
//
// runes_regen_hmax:
//	Maximum health a player can regen up to (default = 200).
//
// runes_regen_amax:
//	Maximum armor a player can regen up to (default = 100).
//
// runes_vampire:
//	Percentage of damage added to a player's health (default = 0.5).
//
// runes_vampire_max:
//	Maximum health a player can "vampire" up to (default = 200).
//
set runes_enable 0
set runes_flash 1
set runes_model "models/items/c_head/tris.md2"
set runes_perplayer 0.6
set runes_min 3
set runes_max 12
set runes_resist 2.0
set runes_strength 2.0
set runes_regen_hmax 200
set runes_regen_amax 100
set runes_vampire 0.5
set runes_vampire_max 200


// ######################
//      MAP ROTATION
// ######################
//
// map_file:
//	Specifies which maplist to use (default = "maps.txt").
//
// map_queue:
//	  0 = Use info found in current map to cycle to the next map.
//	* 1 =	Allows utilizing the maps as specified in the map_file.
//
// map_random:
//	  0 = Run through the map queue in sequential order.
//	* 1 = Randomly cycle through the maps found in the mapfile.
//
// map_once:
//	  0 = Allow maps to be reused at any time.
//	* 1 =	Use each map exactly one time before recycling through the
//		map queue again.
//
// map_halt:
//	* 0 = Do not do any special halts on the server at match end.
//	  1 =	Halts the progress of the game at the end of a level
//		indefinately.
//	----> Note:	This feature is useful in cases where it is *critical*
//			that an endgame screenshot of the scoreboard *must* be
//			taken.  When this option is set, you will either need
//			to restart the server or respecify the nextlevel_*
//			parameters by hand, as specified above.
// map_nocount:
//	* 0 = Use player counts when deciding on next map.
//	  1 = Ignore map player counts when determining next map to load.
//
// Note, maps will be auto-rotated on server if no clients are connected
// for an entire hour.  Maps defined with a minimum of 1 player will be
// selected for the "next map" in this case.  Thus, it is HIGHLY advisable
// to have at least ONE map with a min value of "1".
//
set map_file "maps.txt"
set map_queue 1
set map_random 1
set map_once 1
set map_halt 0
set map_nocount 0


// ##############################
//      ITEM/WEAPON HANDLING
// ##############################
//
// allow_*:
//	  0 = Weapon/Ammo/Item disabled
//	* 1 = Weapon/Ammo/Item enabled
//
// damage_* <value>:
//	Sets specified weapon damage to <value>
//	(Only railgun damage is an option).
//
// power_armor_screen <value>:
//	<value> is the amount of damage saved per cell when a player is
//	protected using the power screen (default = 1.0).
//
// power_armor_shield <value>:
//	<value> is the amount of damage saved per cell when a player is
//	protected using the power shield (default = 2.0).
//
// (All weapons/ammo/items enabled by default)
//
set allow_shotgun 1
set allow_supershotgun 1
set allow_machinegun 1
set allow_chaingun 1
set allow_grenadelauncher 1
set allow_rocketlauncher 1
set allow_hyperblaster 1
set allow_railgun 1
set allow_bfg 1
set allow_ammo_cells 1
set allow_ammo_grenades 1
set allow_item_powerscreen 1
set allow_item_powershield 1
set allow_item_quad 1
set allow_item_invul 1
set allow_item_pack 1

set damage_railgun 100
set power_armor_screen 1.0
set power_armor_shield 2.0


// #############################
//      CLIENT WEAPON INITS
// #############################
//
// weapon_initial:
//	Specifies which weapon a client will start with in-hand.
//	(bitmask -> single)
//
// weapon_have:
//	Specifies which weapons are in a client's inventory whenever
//	they respawn into the game.  (bitmask -> multiple)
//
// Weapon bitmask:
//	* 0 - Blaster
//	  1 - Shotgun
//	  2 - Supershotgun
//	  4 - Machinegun
//	  8 - Chaingun
//	 16 - Grenade
//	 32 - Grenade Launcher
//	 64 - Rocket Launcher
//	128 - Hyper Blaster
//	256 - Railgun
//	512 - BFG10K
//
// statrt_armor:
//	Amount of armor a client respawns with (default = 0).
//
// start_armortype:
//    * 0 - Jacket Armor (Grey Armor)
//	  1 - Combat Armor (Yellow Armor)
//	  2 - Body Armor (Red Armor)
//
// max_*:
//	Maximum inventory of each ammo type for a client
//	(default = regular Quake 2 defaults).
//
// pack_*:
//	Max inventory size for each ammo type after a client has
//	picked up a pack (default = regular Quake 2 defaults).
//
set weapon_initial 0
set weapon_have 0

set start_shells 0
set start_bullets 0
set start_cells 0
set start_grenades 0
set start_rockets 0
set start_slugs 0
set start_health 100
set start_armor 0
set start_armortype 0

set max_shells 100
set max_bullets 200
set max_cells 200
set max_grenades 50
set max_rockets 50
set max_slugs 50
set max_health 100

set pack_shells 200
set pack_bullets 300
set pack_cells 300
set pack_grenades 100
set pack_rockets 100
set pack_slugs 100
set pack_health 100



// Need to specify a starting map
map q2dm1