question 1: can i have all my aliases and binds and **** in my config.cfg or do i have to put some of them into other files like autoexec.cfg?
id like to have it all in one file if it works
question 2: do aliases have to be declared in front of the part where they are used?
e.g.
alias bad_example "stop"------contrary to--------bind f12 "bad_example"
bind f12 "bad_example"----------------------------alias bad_example "stop"
hm, thats it for now i guess, got to get my scripts working >.<
::edit::
okay, and a perhaps not-so-basic-question
question 3: how can i produce output on my screen, so for example if i have my demoscript that lets me record up to 4 demos, it should print out which demo is going to be recorded now.
echo only prints to the console, any way to get what i want?
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hm, okay, after some fiddling i got it working :/
maybe ill answer my questions myself so others that dont know the answer can find it here:
question1 : yes, you can have all in your config.cfg if you like, as far as i know there is no need for a second file as long as you dont want to structure your scripts into several files
question2:aliases are recognized everywhere, so aliases can be at the end of your configfile
question3: thats a bit rough, i got it working, but i used some advanced commands
the problem is that "echo" only prints to the console
what we use is the "motd"-command
it works like that:
"developer 1" we need that one so that the following comands work
"motdfile" selects the current in- and outputfile for motd-messages
"motd_write" writes the given text to the file, that has been specified by motdfile
"motd" will print the text in the file we selected into the upper left corner of the screen
"developer 0" we turn developer off to prevent exploits and such
now an example: we want to print a statusmessage:
maybe ill answer my questions myself so others that dont know the answer can find it here:
question1 : yes, you can have all in your config.cfg if you like, as far as i know there is no need for a second file as long as you dont want to structure your scripts into several files
question2:aliases are recognized everywhere, so aliases can be at the end of your configfile
question3: thats a bit rough, i got it working, but i used some advanced commands
the problem is that "echo" only prints to the console
what we use is the "motd"-command
it works like that:
"developer 1" we need that one so that the following comands work
"motdfile" selects the current in- and outputfile for motd-messages
"motd_write" writes the given text to the file, that has been specified by motdfile
"motd" will print the text in the file we selected into the upper left corner of the screen
"developer 0" we turn developer off to prevent exploits and such
now an example: we want to print a statusmessage:
| CODE |
bind "F12""developer 1;motdfile echo.txt;motd_write Statusmessage;motd;developer 0" |
this should print "Statusmessage" to your screen
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what i needed that for:
| CODE |
alias demotoggle "demo1" alias demo1 "stop;record demos\demo1.dem;op_demo1;alias demotoggle demo2" alias demo2 "stop;record demos\demo2.dem;op_demo2;alias demotoggle demo3" alias demo3 "stop;record demos\demo3.dem;op_demo3;alias demotoggle demo4" alias demo4 "stop;record demos\demo4.dem;op_demo4;alias demotoggle demoende" alias demoende "stop;op_demoend;alias demotoggle demo1" // alias op_demo1 "dev1;motdfile echo.txt;motd_write Demo 1 wird aufgenommen;motd;dev0" alias op_demo2 "dev1;motdfile echo.txt;motd_write Demo 2 wird aufgenommen;motd;dev0" alias op_demo3 "dev1;motdfile echo.txt;motd_write Demo 3 wird aufgenommen;motd;dev0" alias op_demo4 "dev1;motdfile echo.txt;motd_write Demo 4 wird aufgenommen;motd;dev0" alias op_demoend "dev1;motdfile echo.txt;motd_write Demos alle aufgenommen, Demos austauschen!;motd;dev0" // //Allgemeine ALias-Definitionen // //developer-switchen alias dev1 "developer 1" alias dev0 "developer 0" |
op stands for OutPut
a demoscript that records up to 4 demos and always tells you which demo you are recording at the moment
when all 4 demoslots are full you are warned to create space for more demos
i really like that one, you always know how many demos you can still take
You can record unlimited demos using this script:
| CODE |
alias demo "demo_prompt" alias demo_prompt "messagemode record; alias demo demo_stop" alias demo_stop "stop; speak exit; alias demo demo_prompt" bind x "demo" |
Where x is your demo recording key.
Or just increase the max amount of demos by adding lines to your 4 demo script:
| QUOTE |
| alias demo3 "stop;record demos\demo3.dem;op_demo3;alias demotoggle demo4" alias demo4 "stop;record demos\demo4.dem;op_demo4;alias demotoggle demo5 alias demo5 "stop;record demos\demo4.dem;op_demo4;alias demotoggle demoende |
...and so on.
*Cheeseh charasmatic voice*
For all these tips and more check out the Demo tutorial here
Edit:
Your answer to question1 is wrong. You cannot put complex scripts in config.cfg, as they will be overwritten by steam. Use userconfig.cfg instead, and add "exec userconfig.cfg" to the end of config.cfg, if it is not there already.
Btw surprise, wann werdest du mein PM antworten?
wirst 
now =)
hm, i have my config in read-only mode, so it should not ever be overwritten, it works for me
and the main reason why i want the script i use at the moment:
i think about making a movie
now ill take demos, and as soon as a scene took place that would be worth to be in the movie i can end the demo and start the next one
so i know that at the end of every demo theres a good scene, thats all
but if i think about it again, i can do the same with the messagemodescript >.<
i think im going to try it out
now =)
hm, i have my config in read-only mode, so it should not ever be overwritten, it works for me
and the main reason why i want the script i use at the moment:
i think about making a movie
now ill take demos, and as soon as a scene took place that would be worth to be in the movie i can end the demo and start the next one
so i know that at the end of every demo theres a good scene, thats all
but if i think about it again, i can do the same with the messagemodescript >.<
i think im going to try it out
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