But in the next competition everything will be randomized, except game duration which will stay the same. : You can choose lake, season, time of day, game duration and game type on the first competition. : When you have placed your autohost.ini-file in the 'Static'-folder you can create your network game and start the autohosting by ticking off the box "Run games automatically". /hello Welcome to this autohost! - set a welcome message./lures on - give the players 6 extra randomized lures./results 2 - display results with a interval of 2 minutes through the competition./wait 120 - set waiting time between competitions to 120 seconds./players 21 - set maximum players to 21.: Let us have a quick look at what each line does in the autohost.ini-file above. Just be sure that you save the file with a. : You can write the 'autohost.ini' file in any text editor, but Notepad will do just fine. : Note that the 'Static'-folder also holds the configuration files for the game, so if you want to backup your setting and your records you can copy the content of this folder. If you have problem locating the 'Static'-folder you can start the game, go to 'Settings' and click the link 'Browse to settings folder…', then the 'Static'-folder will be opened in Windows Explorer. : The application data location in Windows is by default a hidden folder, so you may have to change the settings for Windows Explorer to show hidden files and folders. : You will find the 'Static'-folder by looking in the Windows application data location, depending on your OS it will be: Windows XP/2000 C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\ApplicationData\Procyon\ProPilkki2\ Windows Vista/Windows 7 C:\ProgramData\Procyon\ProPilkki2\ : Here is an example on how a typical 'autohost.ini' -file can look. This file will consist of a list of commands that will be executed every time you start a network game. : To set up for autohosting, you have to make a file called 'autohost.ini' and place it in the 'Static'-folder.
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