Changelog
🔧 Core Improvements * Split the main Electron process logic into separate modules for authentication, auto-updating, artifacts management, database operations, file management, firewall configuration, mod management, and window handling. → Improves maintainability and organization by isolating functionality into dedicated files. * Changed appId from com.electron.app → htnetwork.app in electron-builder.yml to reflect
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We’re excited to announce that the brand-new HTNetwork V2 Application is now available! ✨ What’s New? * No More License Keys – Simply log in with your HTNetwork account. * Automatic Updates – Just launch the app, and it updates itself. * Next-Gen Technology – Completely rebuilt from the ground up in Electron JS with
Docs
Follow this video guide, to get started with your vMenu Starter Package!
Docs
Watch our easy to follow video guide, to get started with your vMenu Advanced Package!
Docs
Watch this video Guide to get started with your QBCore All-In-One Package
HTNFW
Follow this simple video Guide on how to setup and use your HTNFW Package!
Blog
Here’s your first glimpse at the new HTNetwork V2 application. 👀 No release date yet — more details will come in due course. It is closer than you think...
Knowledgebase
Need to give a developer access to your Windows VPS? This guide shows how to add a secondary user with RDP access and no admin rights, using only the built-in Windows interface (no command line). 🖥️ Step 1: Log into Your VPS (as Administrator) 1. Open Remote Desktop Connection on your
Knowledgebase
Find below a searchable list of all maps and their codes for use with the changelevel command. Map Name Map Code Available In Subzero de_subzero CS:GO Bank de_bank CS:GO Inferno de_inferno CS:GO & CS2 Rialto gd_rialto CS:GO Cobblestone de_cbble CS:GO
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It depends on what you’re looking for: 🧍♂️ Small servers (2–10 players) – Around £2 to £5/month 👥 Medium servers (10–50 players) – Typically £6 to £15/month 🌍 Large or modded servers – Can go from £20/month and up Prices vary depending on RAM, location, support, and features like DDoS
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Yes — technically, you can host a Minecraft server for free at home using your own PC. But here’s the catch: * It’ll require port forwarding * It can expose your IP address * You’ll need to leave your PC on 24/7 * It can lag badly without proper specs If
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We’ve just released a major update to HTNFW that changes everything. Developers can now create and share scripts for HTNFW independently of HTNetwork. This means: * More creative freedom – build and customize without limits. * A bigger, stronger community – everyone can contribute. * Endless possibilities – your imagination is the only boundary. We