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Here's a pretty cool site that creates a .res file and allows you to add your most frequently played servers directly to the game menu.

http://www.specialattack.net/tf2/game-menu-generator

Just add an IP to the "add custom server" box on the right. Then drag them from the "custom servers" box at the bottom up to the "selected servers" box up top. Click the Generate GameMenu.res button. Save the file and then add it to your "team fortress 2/tf/resource/" folder.

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Nice does it work for other games ? I have a hell of a time adding favorites sometimes and "keeping" them in my list.Hmm nm it says tf2 and apeears to be a broken link :?

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Not with this setup. This is specifically for the main menu of TF2.
And if the link is broken, you're doing it wrong. PM me the IP's of the servers you want to add and I'll create a gamemenu.res for you. All you'll have to do is add the file to the resource folder.

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The link is working now thx.Yesterday it just sat there loading :o Ahh I think I had a variation of this from some background I downloaded.It had the sourceop servers and a couple more.Thx 8)

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Also this works well for reserved slots because you don't have to type "connect ip.ip.ip.ip:port"
It does it with one click of the mouse.

[Reynolds]

This is awesome.

[Isuxdix]

Also this works well for reserved slots because you don't have to type "connect ip.ip.ip.ip:port"
It does it with one click of the mouse.

Hell Yes.
I always had to be in a game for my 'join server' binds to work with the click of a button. Now its easy peasy right when I start up.

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Yea, before I used this I made a .cfg with connect ip in it and would just type "exec join1" because it was faster.

This is way better though.

[Hell-met]

can i has screenz

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