FraTuck said in everything looks ok but i don't find the server:

If my ipv4 192.168.1.170 isn't considerated by the game, can that create some problems?

No, as i said that is only relevant for hosting private matches. The server doesn't use upnp but relies on manual port forwarding.

Can you check if your router's web interface shows your WAN ip anywhere? Maybe it has a status page or something? If yes compare it to the ip you see here https://whatsmyip.com/. Is it the same?

Dss0 Yass, thanks!

I also have the same problem, but the method of using piry.exe is not a thing since it is down, so at this point I'm lost

@gravwrld Reviving an old post from 9 months ago doesn't help anyone.

Since then, it has been made public. If you searched the forums to find this extremely old post, you should've been able to find the Release post.
https://github.com/xerxes-at/T6ServerConfigs

@adriflash where are your game files? I suggest following the official guide https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/13/plutot6-server-set-up-guide

zuubu you have to change the following lines:

exec gamesettings_dm.cfg // Load the default tdm settings set_gametype dm // Set the game type to tdm sv_maprotation "exec dm.cfg map mp_.............."

OneTeenPerHour MEE TOO

Axstin78 make sure the server key in the startup batch file is correct.

athaydo no it's not outdated, not sure where you got those files but the batch files on github have

start /wait /abovenormal bin\plutonium-bootstrapper-win32.exe t6zm "%gamepath%" -dedicated +set key %key% +sv_config %cfg% +net_port %port%

in them, so they are starting the new bootstrapper instead of the old t6r exe(s).
Also your folder structure is wrong, the gamesettings folder and config files go into "main" (you have to create that folder)

Dss0 thanks<3

Every time I try to log into admin on my internet it says that this site can not be reached

Dss0 +

Have you recently installed a shady game? A few cracked games change your Hosts file located in C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc which is the first response to a dns lookup call which consol in bo uses for connect regardless of the call using an ip:port
i use
connect 192.168.0.10:4977
but in hosts if i put a line
192.168.0.11 192.168.0.10

it changes my commands to refer the seconds instance to the first instance which will just hang
check that you hosts file has not set a localhost to a specific ip unless your connected to your local network with that ip

Andrewcama this could work (it's pretty old tho so might not work anymore) https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/308/release-zombies-map-restart-clientside-issues-workaround.
You need to compile it yourself tho, here is a topic on how to do that: https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/10/tutorial-loading-custom-gsc-scripts

TweezX did you follow the official guide? Should be pretty straight forward, well at least as easy as it gets. What's the problem?

x7xMoD
Step 1: Open the console with the tilde key (^ or ~)
Step 2: type

password thisisthepassword

into the console and hit enter (obv replace "thisisthepassword" with the actual password for the server
Step 3: Join the server

Exactly what's happening to me right now. Did you ever fix this?