Thanks. But how do I compile it. There is no .config and 'make' doesn't work.

Unfortunately the directory structure of the MVDSV sources was changed to shitty at some point when I was still in the project, but I didn't do anything about it and it is still anything but good (IMO of course). Anyway, after getting the source you can compile it by going to directory:



You should see configure, Makefile.BSD and Makefile.GNU there. So do the usual ./configure and then make and it should work.

(Edited 2012-07-29, 15:48)

Thanks, it compiled. But now I am getting this error:


(Edited 2012-07-29, 19:20)

KTPro? Almost every server uses KTX as standard QW-mod, you should be doing the same unless you have some reason in running KTPro.

It looks like since the last time I was involved in QW (2005), all pages and download links died. qw-dev.net doesn't work, and even this forum went 5 steps backward with this new look like from q3 portals popular in mid-2000s created by 15-year-olds.

Anyway, I was unable to find any working link where I could download KTX.

./configure & make dl

The qwprogs.so compiled goes to your qwserver/ktx directory (there are some cfgs too like ktx.cfg and mvdsv.cfg in the same directory).

By getting the source you will also get pre-configured server package (or "example configs" if you will) without any maps and obviously no PAKs are included due to copyrights. These files are located in:



Basically just copy that example-configs dir to something like qwserver or whatever you want. Unfortunately there is no help-file or readme included, it is in the "real" server package that obviously can't be downloaded at the moment.

I can help you with that anyway, you want to configure these files:


(Edited 2012-07-30, 09:49)

QW-DEV is now fixed: http://qw-dev.net

Funny thing how people can't read a simple file in the root directory of a project.
Check the ABOUT content

It looks pretty reasonable except for the fact that the build dir usually (as to what I'm used to) actually contain the _built_ stuff, and you place your configure scripts and Makefile in the root dir.

Seems to me that the "bin" directory usually has the built stuff in, but I guess there is not only one right way to do it here. It seemed better to me than everything thrown in the middle of the same directory.

MVDSV 0.34 is available

You can enable server-2-client, and client-2-server packet duplication (like to good-old qizmo c2s/s2c feature). Read the article for details.

Great work Toma.....but is it possible to like maybe "burn and dig them down deep somewhere the new type of eff".....it takes ages
to read it, scroll back and forward.

Maybe im alone thinking that way, maybe a poll will work

Hi Greco,

Thanks for the feedback.
The new Endgame Stats is actually a KTX feature , not mvdsv related. But anyhow, there will be a fine tuned version in the next KTX release.