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monkai - Student |
Ok well my title describes it but the problem is that with the MOTD we can't use sapces or it gets eraised For Example \g_mMOTDContents No Laming Then it turns out to be No, when it shows up. So can anyone please help ,my clan would appriecate it  TheMightyMonkeyBy the Way its Ja Mod 1.4. Thx  This post was edited by monkai on Sep 04 2003 02:18am. |
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_cmad_ - Ex-Student 
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never knew Ansi C was semi-C++... ty c1... however, totally OOPed programming rules! C++ rules! C ain't bad, no bad at all... But C++ is way better... OOP is easier to undertand and write. And it is safer and all is JK:JA C++ based too? (well, Ansi C... whatever) _______________ Your friends of today, are your enemies of tomorrow. |
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monkai - Student |
Ahh i get it... Thanks Everyone! |
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cHoSeN oNe - Retired 
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Actually, jk2 is written in Ansi C. A form of C but using objects. It's actually closer to C++, it is better to use a c++ compiler though  _______________ Get busy living, or get busy dying. |
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_cmad_ - Ex-Student 
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i gotta add that? hmm... never did... edit: sounds way too C/C++ -ish... is JK2 written in C? _______________ Your friends of today, are your enemies of tomorrow. This comment was edited by _cmad_ on Sep 04 2003 05:49pm. |
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cHoSeN oNe - Retired
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seta g_mMOTDContents "No Laming\n" copy that in the academy.cfg, save it, and restart your server. Dont' forget the quotes and the \n which ends the line. _______________ Get busy living, or get busy dying. |
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D@RtHM@UL - Student 
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I use the mod aswell. I just change the MOTD in my academy file way easier Just delete the old on and typ in your own and save and done If ya want more help leave a comment on my profile. |
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Silencio - Student 
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I think if you type \set g_mMOTDContents No Laming then it will work as well.. At least that how it works with names... _______________ Second-in-command of the mighty FiZZsters |
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Shao - Student 
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You'll have to set the "No Laming" thing in a configuration file. Open a notepad file and, in it, type g_mMOTDContents "No Laming" and save it as what ever you want with .cfg at the end (example: rules.cfg) Then, when you host, a remote admin or yourself can type "/exec rules.cfg" and that will apply. The reason "No Laming" showed up as simply "No", is because the console can't set many of the commands with spaces. You'll have to execute a configuration file. I hope that helps! _______________ Follow the virtues of your heart |
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