[monstro]

seta set1 "seta load vstr set2; gear FLAOWUA; ut_echo SELECTED LR300 MODE"
seta set2 "seta load vstr set3; gear FeAOWVA; ut_echo SELECTED M4 MODE"
seta set3 "seta load vstr set1; gear FMAAWUX; ut_echo SELECTED G36 MODE"

seta load "vstr set1" // Default

bind F11 "vstr load"

When I press F11, it stays on set1 and doesnt switch to another set.

[Mod Iye]

It might be one of those cases where the script engine swallows commands. try the order ut_echo; gear; set.

[monstro]

Iye, on 31 March 2023 - 05:57 PM, said:

It might be one of those cases where the script engine swallows commands. try the order ut_echo; gear; set.

The same, doesnt switch.
Prints "SELECTED LR300 MODE" but doesnt go any further.

[Mod Iye]

Appearently seta doesnt work in there. Use set instead.

[monstro]

Iye, on 31 March 2023 - 06:15 PM, said:

Appearently seta doesnt work in there. Use set instead.

Yes! You were right. Thanks.

[|it|Nexu]

monstro, on 31 March 2023 - 06:21 PM, said:

Yes! You were right. Thanks.

Don't use seta in a script unless you really need that variable that you are setting to be remembered and stored in the q3config.cfg.

The a behind set is to flag the cvar to be archived.

[Marcoperson250]

Your script appears to have a cyclic dependency issue. The seta load line sets a cyclic reference to vstr set1, creating an infinite loop. To resolve this, modify the set commands to eliminate the cycle, ensuring each set command ends with the next set in the sequence. This prevents an infinite loop and allows proper execution of your script.

seta set1 "seta load vstr set2; gear FLAOWUA; ut_echo SELECTED LR300 MODE"
seta set2 "seta load vstr set3; gear FeAOWVA; ut_echo SELECTED M4 MODE"
seta set3 "seta load vstr set1; gear FMAAWUX; ut_echo SELECTED G36 MODE"

seta load "vstr set1" // Default

bind F11 "vstr load"