I think a temporary .cfg should be made to meet the needs of the server, Like if the server doesn't allow editing gravity, speed, jumpvelocity etc. those commands should be disabled and the server has the .cfg to set it to what it needs to be. Also for the skyboxes and stuff.

I'm not sure if they plan on ever putting up a master server, and of course you can do co-op editing without a master server. A computer has to run the server batch (server.bat for windows users) and players have to type "/connect <IP Address>" to connect to it. Ports have to be opened for...

I'm working on preventing lag for my computer, I'm buying a $2400 machine =) Proc: AMD Phenom X4 955 (Black Edition) Quad-Core (3.2ghz, has been overclocked to 7.1ghz before) Vid: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295 (1.7GB mem, 896-BIT) Mobo: ASUS M4A79T Deluxe AM3 DDR3 AMD 790FX CrossFire Chipset w/7.1 Sound (I...

Yeah, on your machine

If you're talking about co-op, then in game have both players type "/mode 0", then "/map <map name>".

try putting "edittoggle;" on both sides, so it can't say that!

Here's a couple of pictures of the map me and Kevin are working on. Here's a shot of the Hotel known as Hoel for obvious reasons http://www.rpgstreetlife.com/files/images/sandbox/city1.JPG Here's a side view showing that one room is being used http://www.rpgstreetlife.com/files/images/sandbox/city2....

Like I said, www.portforward.com has a lot of information on just about all router makes, it should tell you have to forward the ports that the wiki gave you

Yeah, seemingly it does nothing. I suppose I could make a Tutorial with Pictures but I'm pretty sure the wiki explains it pretty well

There's currently no master server to tell your computer what servers are on. To get multiplayer to work, a server has to be running (just click the server.bat file in the sandbox directory) but a server won't do any good if something like a router is preventing it from having transfers with other p...