How To Edit No More Room In Hell Configuration Files

In this guide you will learn how to edit the different No More Room in Hell server config files such as server.cfg, mapcycle.txt and exactly what each one is for.

Main Server Configs in NMRIH

By default, the configuration files listed below will control 99% of the things you need to do on your server. Here is an overview of each file and what they do. You can edit these files by going to Management > File Manager.

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Don’t go online and copy someone else’s entire config file. Only use what you need. When it comes to configuration, less is more.

server.cfg

Default location: /nmrih/cfg/server.cfg

The server.cfg file is used for changing server related settings like game mechanics, physics, and other aspects that affect all players on the server. Examples include sv_cheats, which allows or disallows the use of cheat commands, and mp_timelimit which sets the game time per map in minutes.

mapcycle.txt

Default location: /nmrih/cfg/mapcycle.txt

The mapcycle.txt file is where you can edit the NMRih map rotation, by default there will be a mapcycle_default.txt file in the same directory, you can rename this to mapcycle.txt or use it as a reference for your own custom mapcycle.

Plugin Config Files

Default location: /nmrih/addons/sourcemod/configs

If you’re using NMRiH plugins such as Sourcemod, each plugin you install should generate a config file inside the Sourcemod /addons/sourcemod/configs/ folder. Some plugins may put their config file in /nmrih/cfg/sourcemod/. If you’re in doubt, you’ll need to refer to the plugin authors documentation.

Alternative Location

Some plugins store their basic config files in /nmrih/cfg/sourcemod/, as it depends on the plugin this is something you’ll need to look out for.

Finding Convars & Commands

If you ever need to find a convar or command, you can simply go to your servers console and type find followed by what you’re looking to change. For example if you wanted to find a command about rounds, you can simply type find round, and it will output all the current convars, commands along with a description of what they all do.