DruidsPlayerAgreement

If the readme.txt was updated to be as follows, I think it would work for most people:

This is a ServerActor that forces the player to agree to the rules on your server before they can begin playing there.

After they agree once, a timestamp is written to the PlayerAgreement.ini with their server key. If you decide to later

change the agreement, you can update the timestamp and all players will bve forced to agree again.

You must add a line with the other ServerActors:
ServerActors=DruidsPlayerAgreement.PlayerAgreementServerActor

And you must add a line with the other ServerPackages:
ServerPackages=DruidsPlayerAgreement

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Hi Druid,
I am having difficulty getting the player agreement package to work properly. I have read this forum and the atari forums and have tried all the stuff by it just won't work. It even says in the log that the PAM is running when the server starts. And it says that it is getting the player agreement for each person that joins the server. However, no one actually gets presented with an agreement and nothing is being download. I have gone as far as to clear my cache directory and not. I have run my server with no mutators or packages to ensure there is not any interference occuring.

This is what I am using:
[Engine.Engine]
ServerActor=DruidsPlayerAgreement.PlayerAgreementManager
ServerPackage=DruidsPlayerAgreement

[DruidsPlayerAgreement.PlayerAgreementManager]
Agreement=Testing|Testing|123
TimeStamp=06-15-2005
Timeout=300
YesButtonEnableTime=25

This is what is showing in my log file:
ScriptLog: PAM: Using Druids Player Agreement

And I get the line that states that it is getting the agreement for the player.

Did I do something wrong that would cause the package file not to be sent to the client to be executed?

My server is UT2004 3355

Yep you need to tag an 'S' on the two lines

ServerActorS=
ServerPackageS=

without the S it wont work

Drookue wrote:

My server is UT2004 3355

Yeah the problem is the ServerActor with an S and the ServerPackage with an S.

If you change those it should fix you right up.

On another note, there's significant server perfomance issues with 3355 (in general, not due to this mod) You might want to consider the previous patch level.

Dru

Thanks I cannot believe I overlooked that. That did the trick. Now all I have to do is shorten the Yes button time and I am good to go. Thanks.

TheDruidXpawX wrote:

On another note, there's significant server perfomance issues with 3355 (in general, not due to this mod) You might want to consider the previous patch level.

Dru

I thought they did some tests and proved that the performance only drops on server with more than 16 players....

v0rTeX wrote:

TheDruidXpawX wrote:

On another note, there's significant server perfomance issues with 3355 (in general, not due to this mod) You might want to consider the previous patch level.

Dru

I thought they did some tests and proved that the performance only drops on server with more than 16 players....

It sure hurts us. But you're right. It's mostly to do with lots of players