How are ratings calculated?
Ratings are calculated using Evan Miller's method (based on a Wilson score confidence interval) that is self-correcting. This means that the % of positive ratings & number of ratings decide a mods position on the top charts. The benefit of this approach is a mod with 2 positive ratings will not outrank one with 10 positive ratings but 2 negative. Nor will a mod with tons of rankings outrank everything unless most of the ratings are positive.
Rating levels
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Excellent work. Very high quality.
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quite sikh
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good work my plouplou :)
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Linux support soon?
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i dont know when but yes
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Does this quote help ?
It is worth mentioning that most community maps are cooked (compiled) for Windows environment. They can run on Linux servers, but there can be a few issues. For example, any asset that is not from Mordhau and that uses a convex collision setting will have no collision on your Linux server (resulting in having players falling through the floor for instance). Ideally, a map maker will specify if his map is compatible, or provide a workaround for your server (a linux version that you will have to install manually).
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yeah i wrote that :) the solution is just to cook the map for linux, thats it. mustafar is gonna be updated soon so not worth doing the linux version right now.
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If you find a solution for the collision errors plz tell the guy who made the Deathstar map
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second this
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third this
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