• At this point you should have some configs in your missionpack / scq3a directory.  If you don't, visit the Files section and download the appropriate default configs file.
• You should also have a .bat file (Windows) or a file called 'go' (Linux) in your main Q3A directory.  If not, grab it from the Files section
• Make sure to edit the .bat file (or 'go') and set up the primary settings and paths the way you want them.
• Edit the server.cfg file in your missionpack / scq3a directory to reflect your server name, location, basic settings, passwords, etc.
• At this point, you have enough to start a server.  If you want to learn about the SCTA/SCQ3A CVARs (in the .cfg file named either scta or scq3a), head on down to the Server Settings section below.

• (v1.2+) Use sc_nextmap to launch the next map if you’re using the special SCTA/SCQ3A map rotation method
• (v1.2+) Use sc_reloadmapconfig to reload your mapconfig while the server is running (if you're using the special map rotation method)
• (v1.4+) Use sc_resetswap to reset any sc_swap_* settings back to their default values
• (v1.4+) Use sc_resetnewrespawn to reset any sc_newrespawn_* settings back to their default values
• (v1.4+) Use sc_resetnewcount to reset any sc_newcount_* settings back to their default values
• (v1.4+) Use sc_resetweapons to reset any sc_wr_ and sc_weapon_* settings back to their default values
• (v1.4+) Use sc_mute [##] to mute a player-ID for the number of seconds defined in sc_mute_time
• (v1.4+) Use sc_lockred/sc_unlockred to lock/unlock the Red team (prevent/allow people from joining it)
• (v1.4+) Use sc_lockblue/sc_unlockblue to lock/unlock the Blue team (prevent/allow people from joining it)
• (v1.4+) Use sc_mapid to load a specific map-id (if you're using the special map rotation method)
• (v1.4+) Use sc_map to load a specific map (if you're using the special map rotation method)
• (v1.6+) Use sc_addip/sc_removeip to add/remove from IPs in the file specified in sc_banfile

Server Settings:

• Visit the Files section and download the appropriate default configs file to get sample configs.
• Visit the CVAR Search page to search for (or get a full list) one or more CVARs and find out all about them.
• Also check out the Sample Configs area at the bottom of the Files section
• Info about help system -coming soon!
• Check here for information and help on spawnvars