BloodsPilot @ XPilot.ktd.krakow.pl

Have you tried the dropItemOnKillProb option?

Ok, sorry for the delay. I have started the map now. There seem to be two bases without proper exits. I guess this is work in progress?

Just wanted to make a quick mental note here. Samaseon tried Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory and suggested that we use a similar main menu layout for our clients. The menu is simple and should be known to many people. I'm attaching a screenshot.

TODO:
- support for chaining multiple maps together
- support for TCP client connections (needs a performance evaluation)

Compared to what you need to do on Windows, this is straightforward :-) 1. First, you will need to install a compiler. It can be downloaded for free from https://developer.apple.com/xcode/ . As a result, you should get something like this when you run "gcc -v" in the terminal emulator: mac...

The TODO list for the client (I will start): Porting: - The HUD wall radar - Recording buffer New: - A start screen with the logo, should preferably appear at the same time as some menu, or simplest, the meta interface. - The GUI part of the meta interface should work in a different thread than the ...

Correct I sometimes go fishing for players to the IRC channel.

Another solution would be for people to join a server and float. When somebody else joins, the client window should blink or attract attention in some other way.

Ok, nice that you continue your work on the x11 client. Your ideas (e.g. the recording buffer or the newbie help) will be ported to the sdl client. But first kps and me are going to take the source code of the ng distribution, isolate the sdl client from it and build it for different platforms. Rele...

Now, checking out the source code and building it. I. Set up git Important for developers. Git on MSYS changes the line endings to CRLF by default. This can cause a mess and we want to disable it. Add the following line to the [core] section of your .git/config: autocrlf = false II. Check out the co...

There have been some discussions lately about different ways of attracting and keeping new players. The general consensus is that the clients available currently are not easy to use and have each a different set of useful features. The most efficient way of solving this problem seems to be choosing ...