Releases

Download the latest version of Soccer Mod.

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Installation

  1. Download the latest .zip from the releases page
  2. Extract to your CS:S server’s cstrike/ directory
  3. Restart the server

See the Installation Guide for detailed instructions.

What’s Included

Each release contains:

soccer_mod.zip
├── addons/
│   └── sourcemod/
│       └── plugins/
│           └── soccer_mod.smx    # Compiled plugin
├── cfg/
│   └── sm_soccermod/             # Example configs
├── materials/                     # Textures
├── models/                        # Models
└── sound/                         # Sounds

Automatic Updates

Soccer Mod includes a built-in self-updater that can download new versions directly from the server. Requires the optional sm-ripext extension.

Version History

See the Changelog for detailed version history.

Recent Versions

Version Highlights
v1.5.11 Cache warming menu option, automatic retry on failed downloads
v1.5.8 Remote .smx size check diagnostic tool
v1.5.6 File size verification for self-updater downloads
v1.5.3 Built-in self-updater (replaces GoD-Tony updater)
v1.5.0 Player Vote System (votekick, voteban, votemute, votemap)
v1.4.25 Score in hostname status
v1.4.24 Configurable cap vote duration and prematch countdown
v1.4.23 Pick Pool System and picking HUD
v1.4.22 Reorganized admin settings menu
v1.4.16 Configurable kickoff walls system
v1.4.11 Configurable team size (2v2 to 6v6)
v1.4.9 Join/leave notifications
v1.4.8 WhoIS player tracking
v1.4.6 Ready check system, timeout support
v1.4.5 Auto cap system with voting

Upgrading

To upgrade an existing installation:

  1. Backup your configs in cfg/sm_soccermod/
  2. Download and extract the new release
  3. Your configs will be preserved (the plugin doesn’t overwrite existing configs)
  4. Restart the server or reload the plugin: sm plugins reload soccer_mod

If you have the self-updater set up, you can update directly from the admin menu without downloading manually.

Always backup your configuration files before upgrading. While configs are preserved, it’s good practice to have a backup.