Miscellaneous Installing Issues
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Installing new glyphs on the server
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The list of glyphs and the command to use each one is in ntf_glyphs.txt
To install a new glyph, place the .spr file in the addons/NeoTF/sprites/glyphs
directory and add an appropriate line in the "ntf_glyphs.txt" file.

The format of the entries in "ntf_glyphs.txt" are as follows:

(name) (filename)

Where (name) is the name of the sprite to be displayed
for the "glyph_list" command, and (filename) is the exact
filename for the sprite.
They MUST be separated by a at least a single space.

Example entry:
attention sprites/glyphs/t_atten.spr

NOTE: Keep both the name and filename as short as possible.
NOTE: There MUST be NO spaces in the sprite's name or filename
for the sprite to be loaded correctly.

Any new glyphs must be 32x32 with alpha transparency. They can be animated.
Any client will automatically download the sprite files from the server upon
connecting. Be aware that Half-Life has a set precache limit that is shared
between sprites and models, so using a very large number of glyphs may cause
unexpected crashes on map load -- if this happens, remove some from the list.

We've disabled glyphs by default for this very reason - if you want to
use glyphs, note that some maps (like warpath) will indeed crash.


Authorization
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Some NeoTF commands (e.g. llamacage-related) require authorization.
Authorization is given by WONid. If you want certain players to have
access to these commands, create a file called "ntf_users.ini" in your
tfc/ directory.

The file has the following format, with one entry per line:

authid-or-ip:authlevel

authid-or-ip = the player's authid (STEAM ID), or IP address
authlevel = the player's authorization level

authlevel is determined by adding together all the authorization codes
for each command you want the user to have access to.

Authlevels are described in the sample ntf_users.ini file
included with NeoTF.

Commands are described in detail in the ntf_admin_commands.txt file.


Setting CVARs
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There's a file called "ntf_cvars.cfg" included with NeoTF. It contains a
list of all the CVARs that affect the behaviour of NeoTF.

We suggest you put an "exec addons/NeoTF/ntf_cvars.cfg" line in your
server.cfg (orlistenserver.cfg) so that this file gets loaded by your server.