Add server to favourites when in server

[w1lg5r 70]

Title says it all

[Mos1ey 6301]

I'd also like to be able to see which server I'm in while I'm playing. I like sticking to one server for the duration of a play session and if it restarts it can be difficult to find it again.

[qww 287]

i agree with this suggestion, im sure everyone who plays would use this feature if it is added

[nexventor 429]

Or they need to fix the history tab. it should only show say a certain number of servers listed in chronological order. That would fix it but also knowing server you are in from in-game would be nice as well.

[liquidcactus 719]

indeed there use to be a key for server info when in the server

[nexventor 429]

indeed there use to be a key for server info when in the server

 

They should just attach the info to the top of the player list. The "P" key

[DMentMan 707]

i agree with this idea, beans for you  :thumbsup:  :beans:

 

also suggested before

[w1lg5r 70]

I'd also like to be able to see which server I'm in while I'm playing. I like sticking to one server for the duration of a play session and if it restarts it can be difficult to find it again.

agreed

[Sedstr 18]

This in one of many frustrating things....

Temp Solution: Open the following file with a text editor like notepad.

C:\Users\YourName\Documents\DayZ\YourName.DayZProfile

or

%HOMEDRIVE%\%HOMEPATH%\Documents\DayZ\%USERNAME%.DayZProfile

line ~437 shows the IP of the lastMPServer for direct connection, the next line shows LastMPServerName, so you can pick it from your history list.

I wrote a dayzhistory.bat dos script as follows...

lists the hosts connected to while playing... alt-tab and you get the list...

@echo off

setlocal

set FileName=%HOMEDRIVE%\%HOMEPATH%\Documents\DayZ\%USERNAME%.DayZProfile

set FileTime="-"

:loop

for %%X in (%FileName%) do (

if %FileTime% NEQ "%%~tX" (

type %FileName% | find "lastMPServer"

)

set FileTime="%%~tX"

)

rem wait 5 seconds before checking again

ping -n 6 localhost >nul 2>nul

goto :loop

[n1kko 326]

@echo off

setlocal

set FileName=%HOMEDRIVE%\%HOMEPATH%\Documents\DayZ\%USERNAME%.DayZProfile

set FileTime="-"

:loop

for %%X in (%FileName%) do (

if %FileTime% NEQ "%%~tX" (

type %FileName% | find "lastMPServer"

)

set FileTime="%%~tX"

)

rem wait 5 seconds before checking again

ping -n 6 localhost >nul 2>nul

goto :loop

 

This deletes your Internet, dont do it. 

JK, this works nicely, thank you my dear sir.