- Added Installation Requirements.
- Added CPU usage information.
- Added more info and removed spelling errors from Additional Settings.
- Corrected default server ports list.
- Cleaned up informational comments.
- Reorganized the list of settings to be more readable and grouped related settings. More advanced (less touched) settings were moved to the bottom of the file.
- Changed some default values to better ones.
- Added some missing, yet common, settings.
- Cleaned up informational comments at the top of file.
- Left "suggested" values, but commented most of them out to allow a fresh install to have developer default values. Advanced users can uncomment settings after installation if they so choose to.
- Removed defunct or non-relevant values.
- Updated to latest Pterodactyl egg format
- Made startup command a little more robust, and added a server binary variable to allow for the choice of 32-bit, 64-bit, and profiling binaries to be run within the same egg (as opposed to a bunch of separate eggs).
- Adjusted startup complete message to more accurately represent when the server is started. It also is not dependent on if the user uses the -noLogs extra startup flag (which the previous complete message did).
- Install script was adjusted slightly: No longer does missing username check, because "anonymous" user cannot be used to download Arma 3. Also sets correct permissions for the .cfg files downloaded. Adds 64-bit libraries. Lastly, allows for extra steam flags to be passed to allow beta builds to be downloaded.
-- Variables --
- Changed game ID to be numeric only. Also hidden from end-user for cleanliness.
- Added more verbose descriptions for Steam username and password fields to make it more clear what is required, and what is visible to the end-user.
- Added server binary field to allow flexibility.
- Removed Steam Auth Code field because it isn't really practical.
- Cleaned up Mods, ServerMods, server.cfg, and basic.cfg fields.
- Added server update and mods download/update fields.
- Added "Set Mods to Lowercase" field incase the user manually uploads a mod, which likely has uppercase files/folders. The Linux Arma 3 server does not like to load any files/folders with uppercase characters.
