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ERROR: building '1' does not exist!
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mp_building_limit not working?
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ERROR: building '1' does not exist!
1× editiert, zuletzt 05.04.09 09:31:53
but is it going to be saved? Does it saves anywhere?
New one only wall
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mp_building_price Wall 1
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mp_building_limit Gate Field 20
3× editiert, zuletzt 05.04.09 11:46:01
mp_building_price "Wall I" 1
mp_building_limit "Gate Field" 20
moreover please note that you can only set the limit for "Turret" and not for "Dual Turret" and "Triple Turret". The "Turret"-limit is the limit for all types of turrets.
1× editiert, zuletzt 05.04.09 12:58:29
and yes, it's the big I
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but is it going to be saved? Does it saves anywhere?
Add it into the more.cfg, the autoexec.cfg, or even as a lua script.
you are probably doing something wrong but I can't help you without seeing how you entered the commands.
moreover please note
that you can't change the price for upgrading atm. that you will always see the default price when you are not the server "Gate Field III" such a building DOES NOT exist! cs2d is 100% right about that! you forgot the quotes! you have to use quotes as soon as one of the parameters contains spaces. I just wrote that some posts above.(
you left out the price)again: a working example would be
mp_building_price "Gate Field" 5
I already posted examples above! Is it really that hard to copy and paste them?!
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mp_building_limit Turret 4 mp_building_limit Supply 3 mp_building_limit "Gate Field" 5 mp_building_limit Dispenser 2
Or do i need to put some parse, hook, or other lua crap in it? if i do, can someone make a script with those "mp_"- settings
and post it here
In that case, i made this line in the autoexec.cfg
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exec sys/yourfilename.cfg
When you do that, create the file with regular text editor, put the commands, and save it as "yourfilename.cfg."
And thats it :D. When you run the server, the commands will be executed.
*NOTE*: You could just put the commands in the autoexec.cfg, but this option is...clean, you know where are the scripts
And be sure to check the server. If you did alright, the limits will be just like you put em.
options:
mp_building_limit turret 4
mp_building_limit supply 3
mp_building_limit "Gate Field" 5
mp_building_limit dispenser 2
thanks!
you have to use parse to execute regular CS2D commands in Lua!
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parse("mp_building_limit turret 4")
parse("mp_building_limit supply 3")
[...]
dofile ("sys/lua/InfBuild.lua")
Here it is....
parse("mp_building_limit Turret 9999")
parse("mp_building_limit Supply 9999")
parse("mp_building_limit Dispenser 9999")
parse("mp_building_price Turret 5000")
parse("mp_building_price Supply 5000")
parse("mp_building_price Dispenser 5000")
lim = 'mp_building_limit "%s" 9999'
parse (lim:format("Gate Field"))
parse (lim:format("Wall I"))
parse (lim:format("Wall II"))
parse (lim:format("Wall III"))
parse (lim:format("Teleporter Entrance"))
parse (lim:format("Teleporter Exit"))
parse (lim:format("Barricade"))
parse (lim:format("Barbed Wire"))
Thats no build limit for EVERYTHING, even teleporters!
Enjoy!
EDIT: If you do not understand this, here is the script..
http://unrealsoftware.de/files_show.php?file=2248
1× editiert, zuletzt 23.09.09 08:18:15
"string"
'string'
[[string]]
Whenever you use the parse function, I recommend the ' or the [[]] characters, to avoid conflicts with CS2D script code:
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parse('mp_building_limit "Gate Field" 1000')
parse([[mp_building_limit "Barbed Wire" 1000]])
If you still prefer ", then you can use \" inside of a string to represent " as a character and not as the end of string.
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parse("mp_building_limit \"Teleporter Entrance\" 2")
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