[SOLVED]Kicked for beeing inactive

go here there is a .gsc file to add to your mods to disable inactivity kick

http://www.mpgh.net/forum/308-call-d...-disabler.html

Edit: dang you LOL

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If I run this nos can I play gungame in same time?

I mean, start a gungame mod and still not beeing kicked for inactive?

That would be even more great than it already is :P

Thank you so much

Of course. It will work fine.

Ehm ... Sry but I have only learnt that I press alt+F1 to choose mod and then F2 to start the mod.

How do I start 2 mods in same time?

Thank you I really appreciate your Quick and good help

They are not two mods! You put it in the same folder as the mod you want to have no host kick on.

If you are using .iwd to host mods, open the .iwd file with WinRAR and then go into these folders:
maps > mp > gametypes
then drag the _playerlogic.gsc into the WinRAR window.

aha, yes I put it in a folder like, mods, map-mp-gametypes.

I thought I only could host in the way I do :P

Is there an automod so I don't need to start the mod with alt+f1 - f2.
I mean everytime I start a server I can't be kicked?

I use liberation packet and I just put my mods in a folder and then start them with alt+f1-f2

Sry for asking so much, but that was my last question I think!

Thank you

Like I said, if you use the _playerlogic.gsc file, it will stop you from being kicked. You will probably have to copy and paste it into all your mods.

yeah sry, but then I need to start a mod, to run the inactivity mod.

I want to run it even if I don't run a mod, is that possible?
That the inacitivy mod starts automatically everytime I start a server, so I don't even need to think about starting it?

Maybe I have missunderstanding i don't know, sry for that :/

No, I understand you but I don't think that is possible.

thank you very good

OK, thank you very much, for the plugin it is very helpful :P

Maybe if you create a mod that does nothing?

Well I guess you could make a mod just will the _playerlogic.gsc on its own.