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SPRING-DEDICATED(6)						       Games						       SPRING-DEDICATED(6)

NAME
spring-dedicated - An open source RTS game engine - Dedicated Server SYNOPSIS
spring-dedicated [-i|--isolation] [--isolation-dir PATH] [-C|--config FILE] SCRIPT spring-dedicated --list-config-vars spring-dedicated [-h|--help] spring-dedicated --sync-version spring-dedicated [-V|--version] DESCRIPTION
Spring is a free Real Time Strategy (RTS) game engine, originally designed to play Total Annihilation ((C) 1997 Cavedog) content. It has since evolved into a general RTS engine, capable of running various kind of games (mods). It is mainly designed around online multiplayer games but can also be played in single-player mode against AIs. This is the dedicated, GUI-less server for hosting multiplayer games. You need to feed it a start script in order to have it host a game. Start script are generated by lobby clients (SpringLobby) or autho-hosts (Spads, Springie). This is the most leight-weight version of the engine, which basically only redirects network traffic, while spring-headless still runs a full blown simulation of the game. OPTIONS
-h, --help Print the options help message and exit -V, --version Display program version and exit --sync-version Display program sync version (for online gaming) and exit -i, --isolation Limit the data-dir (games & maps) scanner to one directory (see --isolation-dir and the SPRING_ISOLATED env var) --isolation-dir::'PATH' Specify the isolation-mode data-dir (see --isolation and the SPRING_ISOLATED env var) -C, --config::'FILE' Configuration file --list-config-vars Dump all default config vars in JSON-format to STDOUT DATA DIR
Data directories are searched for content, and among other things, may contain: *cache *games *maps *AI When running the engine, it may use multiple data directories, but it will use only a single one of them as writable, to write cache & log files to. FILES
~/.spring/ The default data-directory (see section DATA DIR). ~/.springrc Contains the users settings for the engine, for things like graphic and sound. /etc/spring/datadir Contains the : separated paths to additional data-dirs (see section DATA DIR). ENVIROMENT VARIABLES
SPRING_LOG_SECTIONS Selective functionality to change the verbosity (separated by ,). SPRING_DATADIR Adds additional directories Spring will search for files (separated by :). SPRING_ISOLATED If defined, Spring will stop searching files outside of the binaries directory. If it is set to a valid directory path, it will be used as the isolation directory. See the --isolation and the --isolation-dir options. SEE ALSO
spring(6) spring-multithreaded(6) spring-headless(6) HOMEPAGE
More information about Spring can be found at link: http://springrts.com AUTHOR
Spring was written by the Spring developers. This manual page was written by Marco Amadori <marco.amadori@gmail.com[1]>, for the Debian project (and may be used by others). NOTES
1. marco.amadori@gmail.com mailto:marco.amadori@gmail.com Spring package 05/10/2012 SPRING-DEDICATED(6)

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NAME
rapid - content download tool for spring SYNOPSIS
rapid [options] <action> [<argument>] rapid-spring [options] <action> [<argument>] DESCRIPTION
Rapid manages downloads of content for the spring RTS engine. OPTIONS
action in the command line is one of: upgrade: Install the latest package for all pinned tags. clean-upgrade: Equivalent to 'upgrade' followed by 'uninstall-unpinned'. pin: Pins a tag and installs the latest package for that tag. unpin: Unpins a tag. Does not uninstall any packages. install: Install a package. Does not pin any tags. uninstall: Uninstall a package. Unpin its tag if any. list-tags: List all tags that contain <argument>. list-pinned-tags: Idem, but only pinned tags. list-packages: List all packages whose name contains <argument>. list-installed-packages: Idem, but only installed packages. uninstall-unpinned: Keep only the pinned tags and all dependencies. collect-pool: Remove pool files not needed by any installed package. make-sdd: Extract pool files into a .sdd archive. these are the possible options: -h, --help show this help message and exit --datadir=DATADIR Override the default data directory. (~/.spring on Linux or the one reported by unitsync on Windows) --unitsync Use unitsync to locate the data directory Spring uses. --no-unitsync Do not use unitsync. EXAMPLES
rapid pin xta:latest # installs latest XTA rapid pin s44:latest # installs latest Spring: 1944 rapid upgrade # upgrade all pinned tags SEE ALSO
rapid-gui(6), spring(6) AUTHOR
Tobi Vollebregt <tobivollebregt@gmail.com> This manual page was written by Jan Dittberner <jandd@debian.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others). rapid August 2010 RAPID(6)
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