Basically enums are like whole numbers, starting at 0. The values never change and are associated with the name you give them.

so LOGO_DEFAULT has the value 0

and LOGO_SETTINGS has the value 1

What you could do is have a blank sound file play when you exit the menu. Hopefully that should override the already playing sound.

Have you compiled both cgame and game?

bg_* stuff needs the client to be compiled as well.

It's good for a 12 year old but that's about it.

Should have called it Tanks and Twerps. Catchier.

Looks like a costume with some offal thrown on top of it.

I'll believe it when I see it

STOP USING CAPS M'KAY.

CAPS ARE BAD M'KAY.

SO DON'T DO CAPS M'KAY.

Someone made a walker

http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=299973

and a bulldozer

http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=296539


EDIT: oops screwed up the likn for the first one

http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=283165

andyman wrote: one less wheel
http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=294309

http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=294523

One less piece :P

Foo wrote:Think I came up with the simplest solution to junkyard so far... http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=289464

http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=287580

Team America World Police. Fuck yeah.

That was my reaction as well. He would have been in the lead and everything.

Does it matter how old the game is?

Prince of Persia Sands of Time, or Two Thrones

Dawn of War, Company of Heroes

Hitman Blood Money

Look at how the items are spawned in g_item.c

Oops! *facepalm*

I knew it was something blatantly obvious that I missed somehow.

Dunno, I don't get that warning when I compile and it works fine for me, but I am using a different compile method.

What are you using to compile?

The only thing I can think of to try is

strcpy(ent->item, va("%s", as_swap_item_health_mega.string) );

yes. Also make sure you have actually defined as_swap_item_health_mega, probably in q3as.c or something.

vmCvar_t as_swap_item_health_mega;

The bit in the header file is to let other files see it.

Is there a particular reason you are putting it in q3as.c and q3as.h as opposed to g_main.c and g_local.h?

You could try putting

#include "q3as.h"

at the top of the g_spawn.c file.

In my mod, what I did was to use cvars, for example something like if(Q_stricmp(ent->classname, "bfg") == 0) { strcpy(ent->item, replacebfg.string); } Define replacebfg in g_main.c, somewhere in the cvar table list and add an entry for it in g_local.h you can then put something like set re...

You can swap the classname of the item with the classname of another item in g_spawn.c in the G_CallSpawn() function. Say you want to replace all the railguns on the map to BFGs if(Q_stricmp(ent->classname, "weapon_railgun") == 0) strcpy(ent->classname, "weapon_bfg"); as long as ...

They aren't down, I just screwed up the urls for the files. Fixed now.