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Now with the optional mod tab being a thing, i am not aware of any reason to not implement an automated way to move/copy/delete the server's keys.
this can be done ehter automatically when it detects that key verification is set to 2
or have another button next to the original launch button which "Refreshes keys and launches server"
or have an additional checkbox next to the launch button: when enabled, "refresh keys before starting the server"
Whats the core idea?
When im rushing to setup a new server profile / update the mods for the server or whatever, i often forget to clean&move the keys into the keys folder.
It would be great if this could be integrated into fasters "launch server" button somehow.
I am aware that faster "does not know when deleting / moving keys is completed", but this could be easily handled by ether using a dynamic delay, for example amount of keys to be moved * 0.5s or having a user setting somewhere in faster's settings.
When clicking the server button, it should
Clear the current keys folder
(clear CDLC keys?)
Wait X secounds for the clearing to be completed.
Move Keys from the mod folders to the server-key folder
Wait Y seconds for the moving of the keys to be completed.
Launch server, HC's etc. as usual.
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Now with the optional mod tab being a thing, i am not aware of any reason to not implement an automated way to move/copy/delete the server's keys.
Whats the core idea?
When im rushing to setup a new server profile / update the mods for the server or whatever, i often forget to clean&move the keys into the keys folder.
It would be great if this could be integrated into fasters "launch server" button somehow.
I am aware that faster "does not know when deleting / moving keys is completed", but this could be easily handled by ether using a dynamic delay, for example
amount of keys to be moved * 0.5s
or having a user setting somewhere in faster's settings.When clicking the server button, it should
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: