Kenturrac Posted April 9, 2014 Report Share Posted April 9, 2014 Hey guys, is there a way to display the server FPS on a root server? I know that this is a feature in some DayZ server hosting packages. We rather would do it on our own. Any help? Thx in advance! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 hambeast Posted April 9, 2014 Report Share Posted April 9, 2014 firstly what do you mean by a root server? Not sure what this means, do you want to find the FPS through the log files or through a web control panel? You can log in as an admin in game by typing: #login yourpasswordhere followed by #monitor 5 #monitor 5 just says, output the server stats every 5 seconds, to turn it off type #monitor 0 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 Kenturrac Posted April 10, 2014 Author Report Share Posted April 10, 2014 Root just means for me that it's not a package we bought somewhere like "Epoch Panthera Server 40 Slots". We just rented a blank server, put an OS on it and all the stuff we need. So there is no FPS monitor provided by the provider. What we are looking for now is a way to display the server FPS on windows(outside of the game). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 hambeast Posted April 10, 2014 Report Share Posted April 10, 2014 Root just means for me that it's not a package we bought somewhere like "Epoch Panthera Server 40 Slots". We just rented a blank server, put an OS on it and all the stuff we need. So there is no FPS monitor provided by the provider. What we are looking for now is a way to display the server FPS on windows(outside of the game). ok root in the computer world means: 1. The base level aka C:\ or "/" in linux. could be used like "the dayz server root directory" which could be "c:\program files (x86)\steam\steamapps\common\arma2OA\" 2. Admin/Super User - Has root access, aka can modify anything in the root directory (and children) "/" or "C:\" What you have is a dedicated server. The best way I can think of would be to add the following to your init.sqf and write a script to scrape your log files and output the data to a web interface. DZE_DiagFpsFast = false; // reports every 1 Min DZE_DiagFpsSlow = true; // reports every 5 Min DZE_DiagVerbose = false; // include objects & players, false = only FPS you'll see log lines like these: 16:09:51 "DEBUG FPS : 32.3887" 16:14:52 "DEBUG FPS : 21.5633" 16:19:52 "DEBUG FPS : 18.2025" 16:24:52 "DEBUG FPS : 15.534" 16:29:52 "DEBUG FPS : 13.9494" 16:34:52 "DEBUG FPS : 10.8992" 16:39:52 "DEBUG FPS : 11.3154" 16:44:52 "DEBUG FPS : 11.1343" 16:49:53 "DEBUG FPS : 10.4031" 16:54:53 "DEBUG FPS : 11.2597" 16:59:53 "DEBUG FPS : 9.71463" 17:04:53 "DEBUG FPS : 9.06516" 17:09:53 "DEBUG FPS : 9.79792" 17:14:53 "DEBUG FPS : 9.39518" 17:19:53 "DEBUG FPS : 8.004" 17:24:54 "DEBUG FPS : 9.34579" 17:29:54 "DEBUG FPS : 7.78968" 17:34:54 "DEBUG FPS : 7.20396" 17:39:54 "DEBUG FPS : 7.41427" 17:44:55 "DEBUG FPS : 7.11744" 17:49:55 "DEBUG FPS : 7.80107" 17:54:55 "DEBUG FPS : 7.94045" 17:59:55 "DEBUG FPS : 8.19672" 18:04:55 "DEBUG FPS : 7.46617" 18:09:55 "DEBUG FPS : 6.83761" 18:14:56 "DEBUG FPS : 6.52529" 18:19:56 "DEBUG FPS : 6.32911" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 Kenturrac Posted April 12, 2014 Author Report Share Posted April 12, 2014 thx man, will try it out! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...