Hello. It appears that the "give haste" cheat does not work on my version of quake 3. Was such a code ever implemented in the game? Or is it given some different code, "give ..."? Or could it just be my game cd's?
Also, is there any way to turn off/on friendly fire from within the game, instead of having to go to 'start server'?
Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
Help with command codes in game, using ~
Re: Help with command codes in game, using ~
For the haste, try /give speed
For the rest:
http://q3console.planetquake.gamespy.com/
g_friendlyFire 0 or 1
http://q3console.planetquake.gamespy.com/variables.htm
For the rest:
http://q3console.planetquake.gamespy.com/
g_friendlyFire 0 or 1
http://q3console.planetquake.gamespy.com/variables.htm
Re: Help with command codes in game, using ~
Yea, thanks! OK, new Q: somewhere I've read that you can bind one key to multiple commands - like so,
/bind [key] [command] ; [command] ; [command] ; [...]
When I try it, it only includes the first command. I recall trying different combos of spacing; I could have missed the right one! (i.e. [command]; [command]) Is this true? Or did I miss the right key combo in trying different ones? Again, any help would be appreciated, thanks.
/bind [key] [command] ; [command] ; [command] ; [...]
When I try it, it only includes the first command. I recall trying different combos of spacing; I could have missed the right one! (i.e. [command]; [command]) Is this true? Or did I miss the right key combo in trying different ones? Again, any help would be appreciated, thanks.
Re: Help with command codes in game, using ~
Use quotes.
semicolon (;) separates commands... so when you're binding like that, it's doing a bind command, then another command.
/bind 7 "weapon 7;sensitivity 1.2"
This way it's 1 bind command, which binds 2 commands to the key.
semicolon (;) separates commands... so when you're binding like that, it's doing a bind command, then another command.
/bind 7 "weapon 7;sensitivity 1.2"
This way it's 1 bind command, which binds 2 commands to the key.
Re: Help with command codes in game, using ~
Yeah, except you're supposed to put a space after the semicolon, at least that's what I do, and it works.creep wrote:Use quotes.
semicolon (;) separates commands... so when you're binding like that, it's doing a bind command, then another command.
/bind 7 "weapon 7;sensitivity 1.2"
This way it's 1 bind command, which binds 2 commands to the key.
Re: Help with command codes in game, using ~
The space isn't necessary.