CowboyGuy
03-05-2003, 15:34
First, to the developers: GREAT TOOL! We've been using RW for Flight simulation in groups, and started to for a multiplayer battle game too. I've been running some services for the group, but RW was not all it could be, and pop-up ads are a pain. Enter Teamspeak - tripped across this beauty while trying to automate and fix some issues for the players, and we love it! The battle gamers are already sold, still working on the Flyers.
Onto my suggestion - I have a web page that the users can see who's on RW (and which channel) and who's on my FS2k host (Running FSHost, full host with little cpu usage!). WHat I can't show them, is an html of the current in use channels and members. If a seperate module could be run on the server to collect all (some?) of these channels, subchannels and user names, and offer them as an HTML page with direct join links, that would be the icing on the cake.
I've considered using your telnet option and trying to build a script to call up the values and post the HTML, but I'm thinking this might be the hardway to get where I'm going. Are there even enough commands available for this information to be pulled via telnet?
If there is little or no chance of this being done, or if you think it is worthwhile but has to wait for other issues to be solved, I'd be glad to offer up anything I get working with my telnet attempts.
THanks again guys, you're doing a great job!
Onto my suggestion - I have a web page that the users can see who's on RW (and which channel) and who's on my FS2k host (Running FSHost, full host with little cpu usage!). WHat I can't show them, is an html of the current in use channels and members. If a seperate module could be run on the server to collect all (some?) of these channels, subchannels and user names, and offer them as an HTML page with direct join links, that would be the icing on the cake.
I've considered using your telnet option and trying to build a script to call up the values and post the HTML, but I'm thinking this might be the hardway to get where I'm going. Are there even enough commands available for this information to be pulled via telnet?
If there is little or no chance of this being done, or if you think it is worthwhile but has to wait for other issues to be solved, I'd be glad to offer up anything I get working with my telnet attempts.
THanks again guys, you're doing a great job!