help with scripting

[JS2248]

I was wondering if someone could write a script for me. It's not a cheap script of moves, I just want a script that would let me cyle through the different skins of the reborn. Here's a listing of the skins:

 

reborn

reborn/red

reborn/blue

reborn/forceuser

reborn/acrobat

reborn/fencer

reborn/boss

 

I have a few of the models bound to different keys but it would be hard to mash 7 different keys to cycle through the models. Please help if you can. Thanks.

[malinkie]

Go to the files section of jediknightii.net.

 

Then you'll find what you need in the Scripts/Binds section.

 

Hope that helps

[Pedantic]

Aren't the files down?

[HellFyre69]

well this is wut u can do...

 

Go to ur console

 

and type this

 

Bind (key here) Model Reborn/boss

 

just do this to alll the reborns, and everytime u want to switch ur skin, just press the binded key

[JS2248]

HellFyre69, I know you can bind all the different models to different keys but that's 7 models. I tried binding several of the models to different keys and it makes it hard to switch between them. Also, I think it would be very cool to hold down the key that cycles through them and watch the models change very quickly(this is a very cool effect with lightsabers). And yes, the files section is down.

[Bittles]

/EDIT: Substitue that first "x" with the key you want to cycle through them./ENDEDIT

Copy this into a config, this should work:

 

bind x vstr chngmdl

set chngmdl vstr reborn1

set reborn1 "model reborn; echo You are a Reborn!; echo Next is a ^1red Reborn; set chngmdl vstr rebornred"

set rebornred "model reborn/red; echo You are a ^1red Reborn; echo Next is a ^4blue Reborn; set chngmdl vstr rebornblue"

set rebornblue "model reborn/blue; echo You are a ^4blue Reborn; echo Next is a Reborn Forceuser; set chngmdl vstr forceuser"

set forceuser "model reborn/forceuser; echo You are a Reborn Forceuser; echo Next is a Reborn Acrobat; set chngmdl vstr acrobat"

set acrobat "model reborn/acrobat; echo You are a Reborn Acrobat; echo Next is a Reborn Fencer; set chngmdl vstr fencer"

set fencer "model reborn/fencer; echo You are a Reborn Fencer; echo Next is a Reborn Boss; set chngmdl vstr boss"

set boss "model reborn/boss; echo You are a Reborn Boss; echo Next is a Reborn; set chngmdl vstr reborn1"

 

That should work, if not just post back here and let me know.

[Pedantic]

Wow, that is loooooong.

[JS2248]

It didn't work. I saved it as autoexec2.cfg and put it in the base directory, but it didn't work. I probably just did something stupid. But it's strange, the file didn't even execute when JO started.

[Pedantic]

Maybe cause you had the "2" on the end?

[Cal-Gon Gin]

Just don't do it too often out of respect of the modem players--too much wasted BW will impact on their game.

[JS2248]

Maybe cause you had the "2" on the end?

 

Damn, I was afraid that's what the problem is. Does the file have to be named "autoexec.cfg"? I already have a file named "autoexec.cfg" - a script that cycles through saber colors.

 

Just don't do it too often out of respect of the modem players--too much wasted BW will impact on their game.

 

Yes, I know and as I mentioned earler use a script tp change saber colors. I don't use it a lot because it really does lag (my computer more than any others it seems even though I do have cable). It's just fun to use occaisionally to freak out newbs.

[JS2248]

Ok, It works now. This is a very cool script. Thank you so much Bittles!

[Bittles]

To make a different config file run other than autoexec.cfg at the start of the game, just add a line like this to your autoexec.cfg:

 

exec YOURCONFIGFILEHERE.cfg

 

ie

SABER COLOR CHANGE SCRIPT

BLAH BLAH BLAH

MORE SCRIPT

 

exec autoexec2.cfg

 

 

 

Just hit enter to go a few lines down and you're set.