Killing Floor 2 Magicked Admin

About

Scripted management, statistics, and bot for ranked Killing Floor 2 servers. Provides in-game commands, player stat tracking and ranking, live MOTD scoreboard and stats, greeter, and admin functions. Running entirely through the web admin, it does not affect a server's ranked/custom status. It can be ran either directly on the server or remotely, and manage multiple servers at once.

Downloads

The most recent stable version is 0.1.6. A binary is provided on the releases page for Windows and Linux users.

Release 0.1.6

Old releases

Features

Commands

When inputting commands into the chat they need to be prefixed with !. When writting commands into a script, or chaining them this should be omitted.

Many commands will look for closest matches to their parameters. For example 'biotics' will match 'kf-biotics-lab' and 'userO' will match 'userOne™/@:®'.

All commands have in-game help text that can be accessed with the -h flag.

Example: !commands -h

All commands also have the following flags.

-q - Suppresses output
-p - Pads output to hide the username line

Escape sequences as follows are available to format messages.

\n - Newline
- Example: !say line 0\nline 1
\t - Tab
- Example: !say line 0\n\tline 1 is indented

Player commands

Commands that can be executed by any player.

Click to see the player commands!

!commands - Shows a list of all commands available to players
!stats <user> - Shows general statistics about a user
- Example: !stats Shows stats about yourself
- Example: !stats the_z Shows stats about the_z
!kills <user> - Shows kill statistics about a user
- Example: !kills Shows kill stats about yourself
- Example: !kills the_z Shows kill stats about the_z
!dosh <user> - Shows dosh statistics about a user
- Example: !dosh Shows dosh stats about yourself
- Example: !dosh the_z Shows dosh stats about the_z
!time <user> - Shows time statistics about a user
- Example: !dosh Shows time stats about yourself
- Example: !dosh the_z Shows time stats about the_z
!map - Shows statistics about the current map
!record_wave - Shows the highest wave achieved on the current map
!top_kills - Shows the global kills leaderboard
!top_dosh - Shows the global dosh leaderboard
!top_time - Shows the global play time leaderboard
!top_wave_kills - Shows information about who killed the most ZEDs in the current wave. Generally for use with start_trc
- Example: !start_trc -- top_wave_kills
!top_wave_dosh - Shwows information about who earned the most dosh in the current wave. Generally for use with !start_trc
- Example: !start_trc -- top_wave_dosh
!server_kills - Shows total kills on the server
!server_dosh - Shows total dosh earned on the server
!scoreboard - Shows the complete player scoreboard, useful on servers with >6 max players
- Alias: !sb Does the same
!game - Shows information about the current game
!maps [--all] - Shows the current map cycle
- Option -a: Show all available maps
!player_count - Shows the player count and max players

Admin commands

Commands that can be ran by server administrators or users authorized with the !op command.

Click to see the admin commands!

!op <user> - Gives a user administrative rights
- Example: !op the_z
!deop <user> - Revokes a user's administrative rights
- Example: !deop the_z
!say <message> - Echoes a message into chat
- Example: !say The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
- Example: !start_trc -- say The trader is open
!players - Shows detailed information about players on the server
!kick <user> - Kicks <user> from the match
- Example: !kick the_z
!ban <user> - Bans <user> from the server
- Example: !ban the_z
- Warnng: The web admin currently has a bug that causes bans to persist after they are deleted, thus there is no unban command
!length <length> - Change the length to <length> next game
- Example: !length short
!difficulty <difficulty> - Change the difficulty to <difficulty> next game
- Example: !difficulty hell
!game_mode <game_mode> - Immediately change the game mode to <game_mode>
- Example: !game_mode endless Changes the game mode to Endless
!load_map <map> - Immediately change the map to <map>
- Example: !load_map biotics Changes the map to Biotics Lab
!restart - Immediately restart the current game
!password [--set] <on|off>
- Example: !password on Enables the game password defined in the config
- Example: !password off Disables the game password
- Example: !password --set somePass Sets a specific password
!start_jc [-r] -- <command> - Start a command that runs every time a player joins - -r Only run for returning players
- Example: !start_jc -- say Welcome %PLR - Greets a player on join
- Available tokens: %PLR - username, %KLL - total kills, %DSH - total dosh; %PLR - username, %BCK - "back" if sessions > 1, %DRK - dosh rank, %KRK - kill rank, %TME - play time, %TRK - play time rank, %SES - sessions
!stop_jc - Stops all join commands
!start_wc [-w <wave>] -- <command> - Start a command that runs on wave <wave>
- -w Wave to run the command on, can be omitted to have the command run every wave
- -w Can be negative to count backwards from the boss wave
- Example: !start_wc -1 -- say Welcome to the boss wave
!stop_wc - Stops all wave commands
!start_tc [-r, -t <seconds>] -- <command> - Start a command that runs after <seconds> seconds
- Option -r: Add to have the command run repeatedly
- Option -t: Required, the number of seconds before the command runs
- Example: !start_tc -rt 600 -- say Join our Steam group!\n http://steam.group/
!stop_tc - Stops all timed commands
!start_trc [-w <wave>] -- <command> - Start a commands that runs when the trader opens
- -w Wave to run the command on, can be omitted to have the command run every wave
- -w Can be negative to count backwards from the boss wave
- Example: !start_trc -- top_wave_dosh - Shows who earned the most dosh every wave when the trader opens
!stop_trc - Stop all commands that run on trader open
!silent - Toggles suppression of all chat output, commands still have effect, but the response will not be visible to players
!run <script_name> - Executes a script from the conf/scripts folder, more information in the scripts section
- Example: !run example
!marquee <marquee_name> - Runs a marquee in the chat from the conf/marquee folder, experimental
- Example: !marquee example
!update_motd <type> - Refreshes the welcome screen leaderboard, type is one of: kills, dosh, or time
- Example: !start_tc 300 -- update_motd kills
!reload_motd - Reloads the server's *.motd file from conf
!alias - Check the help text !alias -h
!enforce_dosh <amount> - Kicks all players that have more dosh than the specified amount
- Example: !start_tc 600 -- enforce_dosh 60000

MOTD leaderboard

A sample .motd file is provided in conf/. The filename should match the server's name as specified in conf/magicked_admin.conf. The template format is Jinja2. An example follows, please refer to the Jinja2 designer documentation.

Welcome to our server.

{{ millify(server_kills) }} Zeds killed on this server.

Top Players (total dosh):
{% for player in top_dosh[0:9] -%}
    {{loop.index}}. {{player.username|truncate(11)}} [{{millify(player.score)}}]		{% if loop.index is divisibleby 3 %}
{% endif %}
{%- endfor %}

Have fun and good luck!

Scripts

Writing a server_name.init in the conf/scripts folder with a series of commands will run the commands in sequence when the bot starts on server_name.

Additional scripts can be written in the conf/scripts folder and ran with the !run command. There is an example already in there that can be ran with !run example.

Comments can be added to scripts by prefixing a line with ;.

Webadmin patches

For gamemodes other than survival to function in full patches have to be applied to the KFGame/Web/ServerAdmin folder on the server. For this reason a script is provided in the admin-patches folder that will automatically patch your server.

There is currently no CLI or Windows build for this component. You can run it with python3 admin-patches/admin-patches.py. A dialogue box will appear asking you to locate your server.

Configuration options

Basic setup is done on the first run. However this does not cover all of the options KF2-MA can offer. Please see the config file, conf/magicked_admin.conf, for more configuration options as some features are disabled by default.

Each server managed by KF2-MA has a section that looks something like [server_one], followed by several options (x = y). Copy and edit the default server section if you want to manage multiple servers. [server_one] is the name of the server, this can be changed to whatever you want.

Options

Options can be configured in the config file conf/magicked_admin.conf.

address
- Web address of the server's webadmin panel. Requires scheme and protocol, e.g. https://0.0.0.0:8080
username
- Webadmin username to login with, this will appear in the chat when the bot has something to output. It's recommended to create a separate account for the bot.
password
- Webadmin password that matches the username above.
game_password
- Default game password to set when the password is toggled using !password <on|off>.
refresh_rate
- Integer value, webadmin polling rate

Running with Docker

Running with docker is easy. Just issue this command:

    docker run -it -p 1880:1880 --name kf2-magicked-admin -v '<host config folder location>':'/magicked_admin/conf' th3z/kf2-magicked-admin

You will need to change <host config folder location> to wherever you want to store your config folder. /mnt/user/appdata/kf2-magicked-admin is a popular choice for systems running Unraid.

After this command runs the container will exit out and the logs will tell you to setup the config file. Go to your conf folder and set things up then run the container again and you are good to go!

If you want to use the admin_patches so that kf-magicked-admin gets installed into your server directory when the container starts (some gamemodes wont track stats without it) just mount your game directory into the container and set the PATCHES_TARGET_DIR env variable to the directory. You can mount multiple directories and just separate them with a comma "," in the env variable if you have many servers. Here is an example:

    docker run -it -p 1880:1880 --name kf2-magicked-admin -v '<host config folder location>':'/magicked_admin/conf' -v '<host kf folder>':/kf2-server -v '<host kf folder>':/kf2-server-two -e 'PATCHES_TARGET_DIR'='/kf2-server,/kf2-server-two' th3z/kf2-magicked-admin

Running from Python sources

Before contributing code you will need to install the Python requirements.

Requirements

Examples work on Debian 10 and Ubuntu Xenial, may differ for other operating systems. Install the following packages.

Python 3.7 - apt install python3
Pip - apt install python3-pip
Pybabel - apt install python3-babel
Python 3 dependencies - pip3 install -r requirements.txt
- This might complain about cx_freeze not installing if you haven't got zlib-dev, but cx_freeze is only needed for building.

Running

git clone https://github.com/th3-z/kf2-magicked-admin.git

cd kf2-magicked-admin

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

make i18n-compile

python3 -O magicked_admin/magicked_admin.py

The -O flag runs the program in release mode, remove it to run KF2-MA in debug mode. Debug mode will enable more detailed output.

Building

You can build a binary release for distribution with make after installing both the run and build requirements.

Requirements

Examples work on Debian 10 and Ubuntu Xenial, may differ for other operating systems.

Python 3.7 - apt install python3
Pybabel - apt install python3-babel
Pip - apt install python3-pip
Pip dependencies - pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Make - apt install make

On Windows it's recommend to build with Cygwin. However you can also build it by running python3 setup.py build. Check the makefile for help building the locale files.

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Killing Floor 2 Magicked Admin

About

Downloads

Features

Commands

Player commands

Admin commands

MOTD leaderboard

Scripts

Webadmin patches

Configuration options

Options

Running with Docker

Running from Python sources

Requirements

Running

Building

Requirements