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Originally Posted by spyder27*:

 

hi,

is it right to think that if the computer is off or the control panel is not active, nothing works?

is it possible to make the various plug-ins work even with the computer turned off?

if yes, how?

 

Thank you

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Originally Posted by ty_ger07*:

 

hi,

is it right to think that if the computer is off or the control panel is not active, nothing works?

Yes, that is correct.

is it possible to make the various plug-ins work even with the computer turned off?

No. SOME computer MUST be turned on.

if yes, how?

Many people rent a "layer server" to keep their Procon plugins operating. A "layer server" is simply a different computer, somewhere else, which is always running; so that you can turn your computer off.
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Originally Posted by ColColonCleaner*:

 

I made this mistake when first learning about procon too. It's an external program controlling commands on the server, it doesn't not upload plugins or functions to the server itself. You need to have a layer or an always-on computer available to run it.

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Originally Posted by leibhold*:

 

Me? I have never done anything as dumb as loading a program with out reading the manual....

Well, Ok I lie,

 

 

 

Download - installed and it didnt run

Uninstalled and install again - didnt run.

Ok read the manual 3rd time it didnt load.

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Originally Posted by spyder27*:

 

Yes, that is correct.

 

No. SOME computer MUST be turned on.

 

Many people rent a "layer server" to keep their Procon plugins operating. A "layer server" is simply a different computer, somewhere else, which is always running; so that you can turn your computer off.

and if I keep the panel open via the mobile app?
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Originally Posted by ty_ger07*:

 

and if I keep the panel open via the mobile app?

The mobile app doesn't compile and run the plugins. You need the procon client application or a procon layer server running in order for the plugins to operate.
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