How to Create a Public Sauerbraten Server (Collect Edition)
Channel: Asher Merrill
Date: 2018-08-11

http://sauerbraten.org/

This is an updated version of my old tutorial on how to create a public Sauerbraten server–that is, one that can successfully ping the master server and register itself so it can be found on the net.

NOTE: I suggest in the video that you can use Notepad (not ++) to view/edit server-init.cfg.  This is wrong.  The file will not be saved correctly for the same reason that it is displayed incorrectly.  Instead, checkout Notepad++ (https://notepad-plus-plus.org/), as I recommend, which does understand a variety of line terminations.

Some help:
* If you have an annoyingly-controlling ISP, (Comcast/Spektrum, TWC, Verizon, etc...) you won't be able to access the NAT/Routing section of your router, meaning you /will not/ be able to set this up.
* In the vast majority of cases you can find your router's IP using /ipconfig/ from the command line.  It will be the default gateway, near the same place that you found (or will find) your IP.  You will use this address to access your router's configuration page, unless you have a fancy router.

A technical detail:
* I said /Unix file endings/; I meant that the Sauerbraten server config uses /Unix line endings/, (nearly the same idea.)  This is really only a technical detail so people don't yell at me.  For more information, Google it.

Original tutorial at https://youtu.be/YjuueqoStow