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Go ahead and laugh at me for using the GUI version but please do so outside of this thread.
I'm hosting a Garrysmod server.
I'm using the GUI version because the DOS console is terrible to work with. I spend time with the console equally as much as I spend time in game. I need to copy paste stuff from the console. (debugging scripts)
That's all you need to know.
Now is there anything like this for the GUI version?
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You can run it in a batch script...
However it will not pass memory pop-up errors.
Question: Why don't use just use HLSW for all your debugging? Then you only need to use the extra power when you need to test stuff.
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In serverchecker, can you list the startup command?
If so, you can just leave out "-console" command
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The problem is it doesn't start automatically. I have to press "start" in the gui in order to start it.
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There might be a parameter that you can pass it, but I couldn't find one in my brief look at the valve wiki.
Try something like -start or -run
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