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Latest revision as of 15:46, 13 March 2017
A list of various BZFlag tutorials and how-tos.
List of tutorials[edit]
| Tutorial | Description |
| Ban | what one may do in case of a ban. |
| BZFS in a chroot jail | how to run a BZFS server is run on a host computer while, preventing it from having access to any other parts of the host system. |
| Compiling | how to compile BZFlag using the raw source code. |
| Creating a server | how to run a BZFS server for hosting a BZW map. |
| How To Ban | how one is able to ban users from a server. |
| Installing on Linux | how to install BZFlag on a Linux machine. |
| Local chat filter | how to use the client to filter language. |
| Map making by hand | how to create maps by hand. |
| Setting up a group file | how to set group files on a server. |
| Single Player Mode | how to run BZFlag as a single player mode. |
| Staying Alive | how to avoid getting shot and staying alive in BZFlag. |
| Texturing how to | how to add textures in map files. |
