Installation Tutoriels

How to install the Call of Duty MW mod for CS 1.6: the AMX Mod X modules it needs, placing the plugin and its resources, choosing an XP save backend, and getting levels and perks working.

What every HLDS launch flag actually does: the difference between dash parameters and plus cvars, and the ones that matter for port binding, master-list visibility, and performance.

Install the current AMX Mod X 1.10 on a ReHLDS + Metamod-r server, get the modules right, and verify with amxx version and amxx plugins.

Install AMX Mod X 1.9 — the safe default for CS 1.6 in 2026 — on top of Metamod: file layout, plugins.ini, admins, modules and verification.

Install the full ReHLDS, Metamod-r, and AMX Mod X stack on a Windows CS 1.6 server, layer by layer, and verify each one loaded.

Place custom player and weapon models on the server, distribute them over FastDL, precache them safely, and avoid the model-overflow crash that kills busy servers.

How to build a bunnyhop server on CS 1.6: the engine cvars that shape movement, an auto-bhop plugin so jumps chain, a KZ-style timer for records, and the map and rate settings that make it feel right.

Install the legacy AMX Mod X 1.8.2 base and CS module on a CS 1.6 server, set up admins, and know exactly what you give up by staying on 1.8.2.

Let non-Steam CS 1.6 clients connect: Reunion on ReHLDS or dproto on HLDS, the mandatory SteamIdHashSalt, and how admin identification changes when SteamIDs are not real.

HLDS is a 32-bit binary and modern 64-bit Linux ships none of its runtime. Here is the exact i386 package set for Debian, Ubuntu, and RHEL, plus how to diagnose which one is missing.

A practical comparison of Metamod-r and Metamod-P for CS 1.6 servers: performance, ReHLDS compatibility, plugin support and how to switch safely.

Import a CS 1.6 egg, create the server, set the startup variables, and let Wings run SteamCMD and launch HLDS in a container.