If you have a multiplayer game, you can start a server with the -s option in a shortcut. But is it also possible that you make 2 versions of a game, one that can use the -s option and one that cannot use the -s option ?

I want it to be able that only I can make a server, and the clients can only join that server but not make one themself.

And that the client version automaticly connects to the right server (an ip that I will enter) but not needs the code after the shortcut (so that the orginial .exe will connect to the server).

(like -s is -sv (sorry))

you can do it this way. put this at the top of the main function:
ifdef server;
exec("your.exe","-cl -ip ....");
endif;
ifndef client;
exec("your.exe","-cl -ip ....");
endif;


it will just check if the game is started as a server, if it does it restarts it as a client to your server(ip must ofcourse be changed) and if the game is NOT started as a multiplayer client. it starts it again with and connects to ip...

Thank you, that is exactly what i needed

Please... Use the edit function of your post to add your updates.

No need to post one after another if you have updates to add since you made very short posts, but no offense.

I'm sorry, didn't knew that was also possible on this forum.