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#11625: Re: UI Buttons

by tentus_ on 02/03/2009 03:01, refers to #11623

Yes.

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#11626: Re: UI Buttons

by SheeEttin on 02/03/2009 04:38, refers to #11623

Well, you could just bind the two buttons' actions to keys...

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#11627: Re: UI Buttons

by satkod on 02/03/2009 06:38, refers to #11626

SheeEttin, the problem is how to create those UI buttons such that they will be accessible all the time.

If I need to edit the source can you suggest which file to look into and what would be the general approach?

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#11628: Re: UI Buttons

by SheeEttin on 02/03/2009 20:59, refers to #11627

I'm no coder, sorry.

I still think you're creating a complex solution to a simple problem, though.
If you told me exactly what it was you wanted these buttons to do, I could probably tell you "oh, just do this".

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#11629: Leaving...

by demosthenes_ on 02/04/2009 08:01

I haven't actually been all that present here recently; mostly just lurking and such. I'd just like to let everyone know that I'm going to be gone for a while (six weeks of Navy boot camp without electronics at all), so the best way to contact me is by e-mail. I won't get any of them until the end, but I will read through all of the e-mails. I won't end up reading through all of the forum posts I missed. So, anything you need me to see (which I can't imagine there'll be much of), you ought to e-mail.

So, goodbye for now. :)

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#11630: ..

by Acord on 02/04/2009 08:15

Best of luck - always use a condom.

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#11631: Making A Single Player With Cube2

by Smokes_Quantity on 02/04/2009 21:00

Is it possible to make a "non-action" single player game with cube2? Say something like with zombies/army?

I really like cube2, but the thing is I don't like how its "bouncy/fast paced" like quake. Which leads me back to my first question, is it possible?

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#11632: Re: UI Buttons

by satkod on 02/05/2009 23:44, refers to #11628

ok here is the detail.
I am building an application where I would like to give task accomplishing suggestions for the players all through out the task. Task is nothing but sequence of steps to be done in a map. Like shooting a tanker,opening a door etc. In brief terms, I am building a tutor for a particular task in a map. Now I want those buttons("Hint","Done") available to the player all through out the map so that the player can anytime click the Hint button to ask for a hint in the process of accomplishing his task in the map. Now I can do this with binding Hint button functionality to a key say "H" but I want to make it more easy by having the button available instead of user always clicking the H key.

Thanks

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#11633: Re: UI Buttons

by c0rdawg on 02/06/2009 00:13, refers to #11632

But how are they supposed to click on these buttons? The mouse is used to look around and shoot... It might be easier to keep a message on the screen that says "Press H when you're done/if you need help" and have that bring up a menu...

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#11634: Re: UI Buttons

by satkod on 02/06/2009 00:54, refers to #11633

Thanks for suggestion. But can you help me by telling how can I have the message "Press H when you're done/if you need help" appear all time on the map. When I use "echo" command the message goes off after some time.

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#11635: Re: UI Buttons

by c0rdawg on 02/06/2009 01:25, refers to #11634

Cubescript has a sleep command, so you can use it to display a message every once and awhile.

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#11636: New Zealand server

by RandumKiwi on 02/06/2009 21:48

Hey guys.

I recently brought some VPS space to run some AssaultCube servers on (amongst other things), but I have A LOT of spare RAM/bandwidth, so, seeing as there are NO New Zealand servers, I have created a New Zealand sauerbraten server for you all.


/connect randumkiwi.co.nz


Enjoy. I won't be monitoring it much since I only touch sauerbraten every now and then (I'm an AC player, some of the maps for sauer lag my computer down, even with optimal settings). The client limit is 18.


Oh, and if you're feeling nostalgic, there's also a cube server running with a client limit of 8.

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#11638: ..

by RandumKiwi on 02/07/2009 09:00

I believe that the VPS I'm running on might not be able to host all these servers that I'm running. I have closed the sauer/cube server. Sorry.

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#11639: is it possible to convert a demo ?

by Younes on 02/07/2009 13:37

Hi everybody.
i was wondering if it was possible to convert a demo file to another version.
The problem is that each time i dowload a demo from the PSL and i try to load it,a message appears in the console:
demo \\\" name of the demo \\\" requires an older (or newer) version of sauerbraten.
Also, i wish to see my demos with the new character (snoutX10k).
So ..can you help me please ?

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#11640: Selling a game made with Cube2

by Miki100 on 02/09/2009 23:14

Hi Everybody,
I\'ve just started checking out the cube2/Sauerbraten and am not sure to understand if a commercial game can be made using it. I know I can\'t use content provided with the Cube2/Sauerbraten to make a game but what if I use my own content (gfx, models, textures, ..)?
Anybody can shed some light for me please?
Thanks!
Cheers

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#11641: Re: Selling a game made with Cube2

by eihrul on 02/09/2009 23:29, refers to #11640

You can make a commercial game with Cube 2 so long as: you replace all of the content with your own, and you abide by the Zlib license specified for the code as is written in the documentation.

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#11642: Re: Selling a game made with Cube2

by Miki100 on 02/10/2009 19:39, refers to #11641

Thanks eihrul! I am really starting to like Cube 2 and was affraid I'd need to change. The world editor runs fast and seems pretty straight forward. I've never used an engine/IDE like this before and I really look forward to creating something without the need to code or debug 100s of lines of code just to get a small piece of game on the screen. Once I start scripting and will have models to spare, I will do my best to give back to the community. Fingers crossed. Greets and thanks to everybody involved!

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#11643: Interesting Engine

by Davaris on 02/10/2009 22:09

I\'m just about to download this one as I\'ve heard good things about it. One thing I want to know is if the source code is available and if it is in C++?

Also is it possible to add my own C++ functions to the scripts? I have already written my own game engine and would like to cut and paste some of my code into this one.

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#11644: Re: Interesting Engine

by eihrul on 02/10/2009 22:22, refers to #11643

The source code is included.

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#11645: Mouse Stops working

by dwieeb on 02/10/2009 23:49

Hi I'm using an eeePC (laptop/ubuntu) to play this game and everything works great except once the game loads, the mouse just stops working. Then I have to ctrl-alt-del out of it. It happens every time.

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