BF Assist

[Diamondback]

This is a server administration tool developed by Mitch with the collaboration of henk and a few others. I thought I would post it here since it is pretty interesting to see people working on an alternative for BFSM. I haven't seen a project of this magnitude in a long time. It sure is promising!

From the Readme file:

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Bf42 game-server management tool

A tool that is supposed to help with the administration of bf42 game servers offering plenty of different frameworks for adding features.

The project is on GitHub and is open-source:
https://github.com/SanHime/bfassist

[Awe3423]

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[davidson02]

This is a server administration tool developed by Mitch with the collaboration of henk and a few others. I thought I would post it here since it is pretty interesting to see people working on an alternative for BFSM. I haven't seen a project of this magnitude in a long time. It sure is promising!

From the Readme file:

Code: Select all

Bf42 game-server management tool

A tool that is supposed to help with the administration of bf42 game servers offering plenty of different frameworks for adding features.

The project is on GitHub and is open-source:
https://github.com/SanHime/bfassist

It is truly promising!. Congratulations!

[davidson02]

I love it!

[davidson02]

Thank you for this page. I only concern is how can I run this game using DirectX with a screen resolution of 1366 x 768 because every time I run the software I only get a black screen. Need some expert advice, I am using Intel R HD 520. pool company in Austin media Pennsylvania Foundation Repair
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Did you fix it already?

I think it's still in the queue. Winston salem

[jrivett]

Is there any documentation for bfassist? There's not much to go on. I'm looking at the code for clues.

[Diamondback]

Is there any documentation for bfassist? There's not much to go on. I'm looking at the code for clues.

The documentation is in the docstrings in each Python module according to Mitch.