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Basic 03 - Advanced binds 2 | Basic 05 - Multiple cfg's
To use settings in your cfg you need to use the command set or seta:
set just sets a value to a setting and seta sets and archives a value to your command, so with seta you're settings will be just the same as the previous time.
In this example I'll use name as a setting (yes you're name is a setting, that makes sense!):
autoexec.cfg
As you can see its not hard to do this, now lets continue to a namechanger:
autoexec.cfg
Reloading will now reload you're gun (+reload start reloading, -reload stop reloading. You only wanna reload once!) and will change you're name into a new color!
A big list with almost all the settings that exist:
http://www.antman.info/wolf/cvar/cmdcvarlist.html
To use settings in your cfg you need to use the command set or seta:
set just sets a value to a setting and seta sets and archives a value to your command, so with seta you're settings will be just the same as the previous time.
In this example I'll use name as a setting (yes you're name is a setting, that makes sense!):
autoexec.cfg
Code:
seta name ^6JohnAs you can see its not hard to do this, now lets continue to a namechanger:
autoexec.cfg
Code:
bind r vstr reload
set reload "vstr namechange; +reload; -reload"
set namechange vstr name1
set name1 "seta name ^6John; set namechange vstr name2"
set name2 "seta name ^5John; set namechange vstr name3"
set name3 "seta name ^4John; set namechange vstr name1"Reloading will now reload you're gun (+reload start reloading, -reload stop reloading. You only wanna reload once!) and will change you're name into a new color!
A big list with almost all the settings that exist:
http://www.antman.info/wolf/cvar/cmdcvarlist.html
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