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Titatovenaar
10-15-2004, 07:12 AM
Hi all

I have seen on serveral servers a timer (graphical clock) (right lower part of the screen), which counts down before you can respawn. Any hints as where I might download it?

Greetings,

Tit

UraniumGamers
10-15-2004, 01:27 PM
lol, since nobody else would answer I will... the timer is part of the game, not a mod. It won't show up if the server has no spawn time limit set.

Titatovenaar
10-18-2004, 06:55 AM
I feel between :!: and :oops: .

Anywho, thx. I guess this will be setup through which variable? I have allready set_scr_dom_respawn_wave_time, but I want to have it for TDM too. Which variables?

(and why do I just have this %&&^%$&$ feeling that any variables should be in a list readily availabale. I can't find any, not on this site, or on the link to IW nation. Seems like we all here are always secondguessing towards variables? I just don't understand that :dis: )

wingman
10-18-2004, 10:44 AM
Greetings.
I agree. The variables should be easily found. I have found a lot of great info from these forums so you should be able to gather up what you need.
You can also try this link. I foung it to be helpful.
http://www.infinityward.com/cod/server%20commands.html

Also, here are some settings I found as recommended. Hope this helps.

// DM
set scr_dm_scorelimit "0"
set scr_dm_timelimit "25"
set scr_forcerespawn "0"

// TDM
set scr_tdm_scorelimit "0"
set scr_tdm_timelimit "25"
set scr_forcerespawn "0"

// SD
set scr_sd_graceperiod "15"
set scr_sd_roundlength "4"
set scr_sd_roundlimit "15"
set scr_sd_scorelimit "8"
set scr_sd_timelimit "0"

// BEL
set scr_bel_alivepointtime "15"
set scr_bel_scorelimit "60"
set scr_bel_timelimit "25"

// RE
set scr_re_graceperiod "15"
set scr_re_roundlength "4"
set scr_re_roundlimit "15"
set scr_re_scorelimit "8"
set scr_re_timelimit "0"
set scr_re_showcarrier "0"

//HQ
set scr_hq_timelimit 30 //Map time limit, in minutes - 0 to 1440
set scr_hq_scorelimit 900 //Map score limit

//Conquest- cnq
set scr_cnq_scorelimit "400"
set scr_cnq_timelimit "30"
set sv_log_damage "0"

// Base Assault Settings (bas)
set scr_bas_scorelimit "7"
set scr_bas_timelimit "0"
set scr_bas_roundlimit "5"
set scr_bas_roundlength "30"
set scr_bas_respawn_wave_time "20"
set scr_bas_startrounddelay "15"
set scr_bas_endrounddelay "5"
set scr_bas_clearscoreeachround "0"

// Capture the Flag Settings (ctf)
set scr_ctf_scorelimit "3"
set scr_ctf_timelimit "36"
set scr_ctf_roundlimit "3"
set scr_ctf_roundlength "12"
set scr_ctf_startrounddelay "10"
set scr_ctf_endrounddelay "5"
set scr_ctf_clearscoreeachround "0"

// Domination Settings (dom)
set scr_dom_scorelimit "3"
set scr_dom_timelimit "60"
set scr_dom_roundlimit "3"
set scr_dom_roundlength "30"
set scr_dom_respawn_wave_time "20"
set scr_dom_startrounddelay "15"
set scr_dom_endrounddelay "5"
set scr_dom_clearscoreeachround "0"

Titatovenaar
10-18-2004, 07:23 PM
// TDM
set scr_tdm_scorelimit "0"
set scr_tdm_timelimit "25"
set scr_forcerespawn "0"

So, I guess I will be using the forcerespawn setting to activate the timer running? (lower right corner of screen)?

:x( (I am bummed out over this, but still gratefull for the help you guys provide )

Tit

wingman
11-23-2004, 03:24 PM
The forcespawn has nothing to do with the timer. It is set to either 0 or 1. 0 means the person has to hit F to spawn back in. 1 means they will automaticlly spawn right away. For the timer, you would use the set scr_dom_respawn_wave_time "20" setting, but I don't know if it works with TDM. It came as part of the new modes in UO.

nolimsystem
11-23-2004, 06:19 PM
let me sum it up you want to show the timer on tdm game time for respawn right

well no can do cause there is no timelimit to respawn in tdm you press a button to respawn so there is not need for a timer

Drake
11-24-2004, 07:46 AM
Not sure,

But I think he's talking about a clock onscreen, ingame.... not the game timer. The drawback there is that the mod that does that shows the system time for the server.... not the actual time on each client's machine.

Therefore, its relatively useless.