[+OC+CRIS]

ObScUrE, on 31 March 2010 - 05:42 PM, said:

that is the way it actually works. It's possible to change it but it would be to buggy.
I can post your a example later but now I have to go.

For me the most important thing is pressing button "X" to take the pin off and pressing button "Y" to throw the nade, instead of releasing a button to throw the nade.
Recycling the nade,timer at bottom,returning to last chosen weapon etc while still a great addition, isn't as important.
So please post the change when you have the time =:] even if it is buggy.

[Mod ObScUrE]

Here be Happy!

//WEAPTOGGLES//
set weapPrimary                   "ut_weaptoggle primary   ; bind mouse1 +attack; vstr s-reset; set my_weapon vstr weapPrimary  ; wait 30; -attack"
set weapSecondary                 "ut_weaptoggle secondary ; bind mouse1 +attack; vstr s-reset; set my_weapon vstr weapSecondary; wait 30; -attack"
set weapSidearm                   "ut_weaptoggle sidearm   ; bind mouse1 +attack; vstr s-reset; set my_weapon vstr weapSidearm  ; wait 30; -attack"
set weapKnife                     "ut_weaptoggle Knife     ; bind mouse1 +attack; vstr s-reset; set my_weapon vstr weapSidearm  ; wait 30; -attack"
set weapSmoke                     "weapon 13               ; bind mouse1 +attack; vstr s-reset; set my_weapon vstr weapSidearm  ; wait 30; -attack"
set weapHE                        "weapon 11; ut_echo ^0[^6HighExplosiv^0]^2-^63sec^2->^8(^2'^8); bind mouse1 vstr nadethrow; cl_stopwatch 1; wait 2; +attack; cl_stopwatchstartpause"


//SETTINGS//
set nadethrow                     "-attack; cl_stopwatchstartpause; wait 1; vstr s-reset; vstr my_weapon"
set my_weapon                     "vstr weapPrimary"
set s-reset                       "cl_stopwatchreset; cl_stopwatch 0"


//Set Your Weapon Binds Here//
bind 5                            "vstr weapPrimary"
bind 4                            "vstr weapSecondary"
bind 3                            "vstr weapSidearm"
bind 2                            "vstr weapKnife"
bind 1                            "vstr weapSmoke"
bind mouse3                       "vstr weapHE"

I had to do some tricky stuff to fix the bugs there.

[+OC+CRIS]

LOL
When i press mouse3 nothing happens, but now when i press 3 and 4 i can select the weapons.

[Mod ObScUrE]

1.have you deleted the old script?
2.try to use your backup q3config.cfg
-or for testing delete it (the build from mitsu has another directory and the files are hidden you have to turn on hidden files view)

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config files, demos, screenshots, and videos. are auto-saved in %appdata%\Quake3\q3ut4 to allow for multiple users and to avoid security system issues on Vista/7 (%appdata% is a shortcut to <drive>\Users\<Username>\AppData\Roaming in Vista/7 or <drive>\Documents and Settings\<user name>\Application Data in XP). An autoexec or a demo already in the old location still works fine. The priority is "read %appdata% first, app dir second; if a cfg appears in both, only read the one in %appdata%". The autogenerated q3config is being saved in %appdata%.

3. eventually you made a typo 'mouse 3' instead of 'mouse3'
- or you missed to copy the last line/letters


The script works for me with a vanilla generated config so the issue is somewhere else.

This post has been edited by ObScUrE: 01 April 2010 - 03:26 PM

[+OC+CRIS]

It works Thx

[Mod ObScUrE]

*no problem*

[Poison]

can you make this script only with ut_echo?

without the exe optimized

[Mod ObScUrE]

no I can only make a single ut_echo message that reminds you how long it will need to explode (4seconds)
so after 3.5 seconds it gets hot.

but a countdown is not possible.

//NADES//
set weapHE                       "weapon 11; ut_zoomreset; ut_echo ^0[^6HighExplosiv^0]^6-->^8(^6'^8)^13.5sec!"
set weapSMOKE                    "weapon 13; ut_zoomreset; ut_echo ^0[^2SmokeNade^0]^2-->^8(^2'^8)"

bind X                           "weapHE"
bind X                           "weapSMOKE"

(mitsu's ioquake3 client is available for Win/Linux/Mac)

[[TRY]absolute]

I'll use this thread for a different question on same subject.

Is there a script (or something) that allows you to enlighten or having a sound played when bomb is planted? (sometimes I just don't see the written advice on screen, strange but it happens).

Moreover, is there a way to activate a kind of timer or having some remarks on screen about time left for bomb? (I try to look at timer and count backwards from then, but sometimes I can't see the exact time or got killed while trying to memorize it). I'm totally noob at scripting so I expect "no, it's not possible" as most likely answer...

[n4n3rz]

hmmm... i never thought of using a different button to do - attack. that technically means you could alternate-spam 2 different buttons and burst fairly easily. speaking of which, is the use of autohotkey considered cheating? google it.