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Packets, and timeout - biker122 - 04.07.2016

Hi, I just wanna know if it's possible to make a player get timed out of the server? Because we ourself want to get rid of some annoying players which keep spamming when there are no admins.
If there's a possibility of desyncing a player - or just getting them timed out, please let me know how to perform it.


Re: Packets, and timeout - Flake. - 04.07.2016

Why would you want to time the player out? Why not just kick/mute them.

Detect a player returning the same string several times and kick them, I'm sure there are plenty of anti-spam scripts out there.


Re: Packets, and timeout - biker122 - 04.07.2016

Using for spamming players is one part; but It's more like a feature for us to silent ban without presenting the "Server Closed the connection" message. Is it possible though?


Re: Packets, and timeout - Runn3R - 04.07.2016

You can timeout a player and make them rejoin the server by banning their ip adress and unbanning it.


Re: Packets, and timeout - biker122 - 04.07.2016

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You can timeout a player and make them rejoin the server by banning their ip adress and unbanning it.
Is it the only way, or are there any other possibilities aswell?


Re: Packets, and timeout - Flake. - 04.07.2016

It is possible, ban their IP using the rcon ban system then quickly unban them. It'll cause them to lose connection.


Re: Packets, and timeout - Runn3R - 04.07.2016

You can crash them if you create an invalid object id infront of them but only for them.


Re: Packets, and timeout - biker122 - 04.07.2016

I know about that crashing technique, you can actually crash them by using invalid single colour usage (only one ~) can also be used to crash 'em.
Alright guys, thanks for the ideas!