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Version: V3

Version 3.0.867.2669

New Features

  • Encrypted credentials — Database and game (TCA3Game) credentials are now encrypted for improved security.
  • Private networks — Implemented support for private networks, allowing servers to communicate over internal network interfaces.
  • Restart services from panel — You can now restart the Monitor and Web services directly from within TCAdmin.
  • Monitor & Web log viewer — You can now view Master Monitor and Web service logs directly from the control panel.
  • Desktop & shell sessions — Added the ability to open a remote desktop or shell session from the panel.
  • Community plugin repository — Added a community plugin repository, giving you access to shared game configurations and scripts from the community.
  • Share to plugin repository — You can now share your game configurations and scripts directly to a plugin repository from within TCAdmin using a GitHub token.
  • Insert variables in command lines — Added a dialog to easily insert variables when editing game server command lines.
  • ThisService.ProcessId — Added ThisService.ProcessId so scripts can access the current game server's process ID.
  • Repository links — Added repository URL links in Games and Docker Services for quick access.
  • Custom loading screen — Added an option to change the default page loading screen text (previously hardcoded to "TCADMIN").

Bug Fixes

  • Admin user creation — Fixed a bug where an admin account could not create other admin accounts.
  • Port allocation error — Fixed a "could not find available port" error that occurred when the port was set to 0.
  • Desktop interaction — Fixed an issue where interacting with the desktop session failed when the Windows session was locked.
  • Game servers killed on monitor stop (Linux) — Fixed an issue where stopping the monitor service on Linux would also terminate running game servers. ServiceIO processes are now launched in a separate systemd scope so they are no longer affected by the monitor's service lifecycle.