The Ultimate Quake Live Server Config Generator

Welcome to the Quake Live Dedicated Server Configuration Generator! This simple tool allows you to effortlessly create a customized server configuration for your Quake Live dedicated server. To get started, simply fill out the form below with your desired settings.

You can customize various aspects such as the server name, tags, map pool, access control, player limits, and more. Additionally, you have the option to select popular Steam Workshop items to include in your server. O

nce you’ve filled out the form, click the ‘Generate Configuration’ button, and the generated server configuration will appear in the text area below. Feel free to modify any settings as needed. Copy the generated configuration and save it as ‘server.cfg’ for your Quake Live server.

Happy server hosting!

Quake Live Server Configuration Generator

Server Hostname: Server Tags: Map Pool File: Access File: Max Clients: Server Password: Private Clients: Private Password: Hunk Megabytes: Flood Protect: Flood Max Count: Flood Decay: Vote Flags: Allow Voting: Vote Delay (ms): Vote Limit: Allow Voting Mid-Game: Allow Spectator Voting: Warmup Ready Percentage: Warmup Delay (s): Warmup Ready Delay (s): Warmup Ready Delay Action: Inactivity Timeout (s): All Talk: Gametype: Server Port: Server Type: Server Master: Frames Per Second: Idle Exit (s):

Steam Workshop Items:

Select the popular Steam Workshop items to include:

I’ve always had trouble creating a configuration files for Quake Live Servers I want to run. I’m hoping that be developing a Quake Live Server Config Generator helps so I don’t have to remember the commands and every little thing will help.

I also want to share my creation that I come up with, with my fellow Quakers.

Here is a the default Quake Live Server Config file – server.cfg.

So here you should be able to see the progress I’m making while developing this page to help us all make better quake live servers.

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