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OpenJK Protocol #710

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mrwonko opened this issue Aug 29, 2015 · 5 comments
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OpenJK Protocol #710

mrwonko opened this issue Aug 29, 2015 · 5 comments
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@mrwonko
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mrwonko commented Aug 29, 2015

Here's an idea: Optionally let OpenJK register itself as a protocol handler.

I'm not entirely sure how it is done, but e.g. Steam can be controlled (on Windows, not sure about linux etc.) using steam:// links; similarly it should be possible to make OpenJK handle openjk:// links; this could be used for joining servers (and not much else, I suppose).

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Exmirai commented Aug 29, 2015

For what purposes?

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mrwonko commented Aug 29, 2015

Websites listing servers can give you a link to join them. These could be masterserver-style server lists or websites which display their members' current server, for example.

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deepy commented Aug 29, 2015

Wouldn't this make more sense if we had a launcher?

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mrwonko commented Aug 29, 2015

If such a launcher included a mod manager a separate protocol for e.g. downloading mods with it could be useful; but generally it makes sense to have this in OpenJK itself, so links can also be clicked while it's running to make it join a server.

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Yberion commented Aug 30, 2015

Good idea I think, this way we could directly connect from here : https://my.jacklul.com/jkhubservers/ (or other site like this)

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