Over the Top WWI: Configure Friendly Fire
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Introduction
Friendly fire determines whether players can damage their own teammates during gameplay. Adjusting these settings allows you to control how realistic or forgiving combat should be on your Over the Top WWI server.
Enabling friendly fire can increase realism and tactical gameplay, while disabling or reducing it can create a more casual and accessible experience.
Configuration
Friendly fire settings are configured inside the server configuration file. You can access and edit this file in your gameserver management panel under Configs. Locate and open the ServerConfiguration.ini configuration file. Inside this file, find the following parameters:
EnableFriendlyMeleeFire = 1
EnableFriendlyRangeFire = 1
FriendlyFireAtRoundStart = 60
FriendlyFirePercent = 5
RangeFriendlyFirePercent = 5
ExplosionFf = 0
FriendlyFireReflectPercent = 0
EnableFriendlyMeleeFireenables or disables melee damage against teammates.EnableFriendlyRangeFireenables or disables ranged damage against teammates.FriendlyFireAtRoundStartdefines a delay in seconds before friendly fire becomes active.FriendlyFirePercentcontrols how much melee damage is applied to teammatesRangeFriendlyFirePercentcontrols how much ranged damage is applied to teammatesExplosionFfenables or disables explosive damage to teammatesFriendlyFireReflectPercentreflects a percentage of damage back to the attacker instead of the teammate
After modifying the ServerConfiguration.ini, save the file and restart your server. The new friendly fire settings will be applied immediately.
Conclusion
Congratulations! You have successfully configured the friendly fire settings on your Over the Top WWI server. Adjusting these values allows you to balance realism and gameplay experience for your community.
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