AW: [bf1942] 1.4 and disablin mods????

[Jon]

This is exactly what Q3 does, and it has always worked great.  If you want
custom skins to be able to be used on a Q3 server, the admin has to upload
them.

For instance, if I ONLY wanted Merciless Add-Ons to work on my servers, I
could upload the Merciless RFAs and when a client connected he/she would
verify their RFAs with the ones on the server.  If they were running a
cheat, and it wasnt on the server, it would be automatically disabled.

Jon Wolberg
www.ECGNetwork.Com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andrew von Niederhausern" <avonnied at genetics.utah.edu>
To: <bf1942 at icculus.org>
Sent: Monday, April 21, 2003 1:07 PM
Subject: Re: AW: [bf1942] 1.4 and disablin mods????


> Maybe the solution is as simple as asking DICE to impliment an any and all
> solution, valid RFA solution. where the server can have many different
> RFA's for skins and what not. And the client can use any of these. If the
> client has a texture set that the server does not then it reverts to the
> standard. This would allow servers to pick RFA's (mods) that they approve
> for use on their server.