[FlaminSarge]

Originally Posted by Powerlord Honestly, I'm not really seeing any client-facing changes between 1.04 and 1.06, other than the attributes fix... and we already know that changing all the other attributes so they conform exactly doesn't fix the problem. Now, if what war100ck says is true and Freddy works fine if you put his files in a different directory, it implies something funky is going on in the boss parser itself, but I honestly couldn't tell you what. On an unrelated note, this code appears in several places: PHP Code: EmitSoundToAllExcept(SOUNDEXCEPT_VOICE,s, _, _, SNDLEVEL_TRAFFIC, SND_NOFLAGS, SNDVOL_NORMAL, 100, Boss[0], _, NULL_VECTOR, false, 0.0); EmitSoundToAllExcept(SOUNDEXCEPT_VOICE,s,_, _, SNDLEVEL_TRAFFIC, SND_NOFLAGS, SNDVOL_NORMAL, 100, Boss[0], _, NULL_VECTOR, false, 0.0);  ...which is the same function call made twice in a row but with a space between the third argument in the first call and not the second (this make no functional difference). I assume this is a bug and could cause issues on the client as it tries to play the same sound to them twice. Edit: It does occur to me that, unless you're using my version of 1.04, freddy's attributes will be parsed incorrectly in 1.04, but parsed correctly in 1.06. Whether that causes the client crash or not I can't say; attribute 137 (dmg bonus vs buildings) set to 17 will cause it to do 1700% damage to buildings and that percent may be beyond the range that the TF2 client understands for this attribute.

He plays it twice to increase its volume on the client. As far as I can tell, modifying the sound volume parameter did not work correctly, but I believe the sound level one does.

To everyone else, I strongly suggest that whenever you have a filepath in a config file or elsewhere (e.g. "sound\freakfortress\name\sound.mp3") that you use '/' slashes, not '\'. The reason for this is the probability that something will go wrong and detect, for instance, the '\n' in name as a special newline character. I believe Eggman does NOT sanitize the strings when he reads them, so.... yeah. It's also a good convention to keep up.