GabenMod v1.3 - Page 11

Basic-Master · 05-26-2006 , 12:48

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Originally Posted by Turambar

This new version is better and now bots have classes, good job!
I got one question: is there a limit on the number of items that can be spawned on a map?

In Half-Life there's an limit of 600 entitites, with GabenMod you could spawn 384 entities if you wanted (64 walls, 64 gabens, 256 items).

cityhonghu77:
1. bleh, I'll have a look at that issue but I really have no idea if a snark ate my feet if I tried it
2. don't use cups to host cs servers, too much coffee in there
3. m-memory. never heard of it

your configuration hates you, it sends too many reliable messages at the same time. please insert 45 cents and press F6939 to continue.

Spanky McNutnut · 05-26-2006 , 13:27

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Originally Posted by Spanky McNutnut

Hey basic, can you add a cvar, to change wether the wall pushes you out and in, or just lets you walk right through it with no force?

=P

Basic-Master · 05-26-2006 , 14:10

I could if I wanted to.

Turambar · 05-26-2006 , 14:25

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Originally Posted by Basic-Master

In Half-Life there's an limit of 600 entitites, with GabenMod you could spawn 384 entities if you wanted (64 walls, 64 gabens, 256 items).

Ok, 10x. So, it is possible that on sofisticated map I would not be able to put too many items for pick-up.

Do you think you could make a plugin for Gaben that removes objectives from as/cs/de maps? It would be great , I don't want to use CSDM with Gaben.

SweatyBanana · 05-26-2006 , 15:07

Just a question...Why in gm_engine.sma is it like this:

Code:

#include "gabenmod"

with quotes?

I dont understand.

Basic-Master · 05-26-2006 , 15:44

Turambar: Umm, no, there's no way to do that in GabenMod since I tried to design it for gameplay, so there's no function to remove objectives. You'd have to use CSDM+GabenMod to do that (uncomment "#define CSDM_COMPILATION" in gabenmod.inc, recompile everything and install CSDM+the new GabenMod files on your server).

SweatyBanana: Because gabenmod.inc should be located in the same folder as the gm_* stuff, I want to access my own includes easily without opening 1000 dirs. Only in case you didn't know: using quotes there tells the compiler that the include can be found in the same directory as in the script's one, using brackets there tells it that the include is somewhere in the compiler's include dir.