alternative configs

[legacy-=FFS=blacKstar]

Is there any way in which you can load different configs for different game types?

For example, my config for TDM would have a different set of team orders than CTF, right?

Although I've created these as seperate .ini files, I have to manually load them each time. Is there any way in which they will auto-load depending on the game being played?

[legacy-Bin drinkin]

surely there's a section in settings for setting up multiple 'Player profiles' - I never tried it but would assume each 'player profile' can have different settings mebbe?

[legacy-»Dan«[ger]]

Afaik you can’t load them automatically but you can bind the different inis to keys for example delete=exec ctf.ini, end=exec tdm.ini. So you just have to press a button to switch them ingame.

[legacy-=FFS=blacKstar]

Originally posted by Nickless
Afaik you can’t load them automatically but you can bind the different inis to keys for example delete=exec ctf.ini, end=exec tdm.ini. So you just have to press a button to switch them ingame.

Thanks mate, i'll give it a try

[legacy-_ut=n00b_]

if that doesnt work, just make a copy of your ini, change the settings you want and name it say, ctf.ini. THen when you start the game you will have to rename the one you want to user.ini.

[legacy-=FFS=blacKstar]

Originally posted by Nickless
Afaik you can’t load them automatically but you can bind the different inis to keys for example delete=exec ctf.ini, end=exec tdm.ini. So you just have to press a button to switch them ingame.

I've tried this, and I can't seem to make it work. The alternative .inis won't exec at all, either by binding the command to a key, or typing directly into the console.

Can anyone help?

[legacy-»Dan«[ger]]

I am using it so it should work, here is an example of my tdm.ini

set input 0 Say ~ Hiya ~
set input 1 teamsay ** Position Secure %L %H %S %A **
set input 2 teamsay ** Position Lost %h %a %s **
set input 3 teamsay ** Can't get there atm ** %L
set input 4 teamsay ** Need gun **
set input 5 teamsay ** Link Up! **
set input 6 teamsay ** 50A Taken **
set input 7 Teamsay ** 100A Taken **
set input 8 teamsay ** Amp Taken **
set input 9 teamsay ** Keg Taken **

//Zehnerblock
set input NumPad0 speech ack 3 // roger
set input NumPad1 teamsay ** 50A Ready soon/now **
set input NumPad2 teamsay ** 100A Ready soon/now **
set input NumPad3 teamsay ** Double Damage ready soon/now! **
set input NumPad4 teamsay ** Keg Ready Soon/Now **
set input NumPad5 teamsay Incoming %L
set input NumPad6 teamsay Positon %L >> going to 50A
set input NumPad7 Teamsay Positon %L >> going to 100A
set input NumPad8 teamsay Positon %L >> going to AMP
set input NumPad9 teamsay Positon %L >> going to KEG

it is executed by pressing end like it is defined in the user.ini

User.ini (extract)
End=exec tdm.ini | say switched to tdm.ini //

You can´t bind more than one command to a key in an .ini file you execute (opposite to the user.ini).
In example
set input 1 teamsay I am shot | say you won´t get me next time!
If you want to bind more than one command you have to do it via alias.
Did you save your inis into the 2003 sytem folder?

Perhaps you can post your ini, too.

[legacy-=FFS=blacKstar]

Originally posted by Nickless
I am using it so it should work, here is an example of my tdm.ini

it is executed bye pressing end like it is defined in the user.ini

User.ini (extract)
End=exec tdm.ini | say switched to tdm.ini //

You can´t bind more than 1 command to a key in an ini file you execute(opposite to the user.ini).
In example
set input 1 teamsay I am shot | say you won´t get me next time!
If you want to bind more than one command you have to do it via alias.
Did you save your inis into the 2003 sytem folder?

Perhaps you can post your ini, too.

Thanks mate. I'll try again.

I'll maybe post mine once I've properly tuned it.

[legacy-»Dan«[ger]]

You only need to post it if you still have problem with it.

[BuffyTheSlayer]

Originally posted by Nickless
I am using it so it should work, here is an example of my tdm.ini

set input 0 Say ~ Hiya ~
set input 1 teamsay ** Position Secure %L %H %S %A **
set input 2 teamsay ** Position Lost %h %a %s **
set input 3 teamsay ** Can't get there atm ** %L
set input 4 teamsay ** Need gun **
set input 5 teamsay ** Link Up! **
set input 6 teamsay ** 50A Taken **
set input 7 Teamsay ** 100A Taken **
set input 8 teamsay ** Amp Taken **
set input 9 teamsay ** Keg Taken **

//Zehnerblock
set input NumPad0 speech ack 3 // roger
set input NumPad1 teamsay ** 50A Ready soon/now **
set input NumPad2 teamsay ** 100A Ready soon/now **
set input NumPad3 teamsay ** Double Damage ready soon/now! **
set input NumPad4 teamsay ** Keg Ready Soon/Now **
set input NumPad5 teamsay Incoming %L
set input NumPad6 teamsay Positon %L >> going to 50A
set input NumPad7 Teamsay Positon %L >> going to 100A
set input NumPad8 teamsay Positon %L >> going to AMP
set input NumPad9 teamsay Positon %L >> going to KEG

it is executed bye pressing end like it is defined in the user.ini

User.ini (extract)
End=exec tdm.ini | say switched to tdm.ini //

You can´t bind more than 1 command to a key in an ini file you execute(opposite to the user.ini).
In example
set input 1 teamsay I am shot | say you won´t get me next time!
If you want to bind more than one command you have to do it via alias.
Did you save your inis into the 2003 sytem folder?

Perhaps you can post your ini, too.

if set input like this ... Bot Speek like this ? or just text ?:bulb:

[legacy-»Dan«[ger]]

Apart form set input 0 speech ack 3, which lets your character say Roger, all other binds are text messages.