You can find example usages in the above linked page- note that resource.AddSingleFile() and adding each necessary file manually is generally accepted as the best practice to force downloads to clients, for resource.AddFile() may attempt to force downloading of companion files (like phys for models) that may not be present in all files by default- causing the client to become spammed with lua console errors. This is useful for server owners that allow custom content for subscribers and admins.
You can "force" players download non standard files from your server (usually assets from addons on your server) by using the commands resource.AddFile() and resource.AddSingleFile(). See: resource.AddSingleFile and G.AddCSLuaFile- includes example usages.If you plan to primarily host a custom gamemode, you should check the gamemode's website or readme about specific settings to place in your server.cfg. Most server.cfg files are set up to handle Sandbox gamemode and its derivatives. This file is used for storing you server's identity, default settings, and information for user management and logging purposes. Server.cfg is the name of the configuration (.cfg) file that runs every time your server is started and every time you change maps. See: Server Settings- includes an example server.cfg at the bottom of the page.For additional help, see: General Server Setup Information.For Linux, see: Linux Dedicated Server Setup.For Windows, see: Windows Dedicated Server Setup.Installing SCRDS, Garry's Mod, and default server configuration settings: 3.1 The Console-Cvars and Configuration files.1.2.3 Remote file downloads:sv_downloadurl.
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