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Some semiadmins commands no longer working with ETPro 3.2.1
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 12:44 am
by Bombosman
We've noticed that some semiadmin commands no longer work for ETPro 3.2.1 (while others still do their job). For instance, "timelimit" gives the following log (and does nothing):
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etpro semiadmin: 1 *** (level 2) command [timelimit 15:00]
unknown cmd in line '20'
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Another buggy command is "nextmap" which actually only makes somekind of "match_restart" (the log shows no relevant information).
I guess it might be a problem with the "new custom semiadmin commands support" (what are the commands defined by default?).
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Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 2:16 am
by bani
the new way semiadmin works is that when a semiadmin executes command bla, etpro checks for a file bla.cfg to execute, then checks for a cvar called bla to vstr, then if neither of these exist it sends the command through to the console.
timelimit and nextmap are cvars
so you're getting tripped up on the second rule. i could modify the second rule so it looks for a cvar called bla.cvar instead.
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 7:08 am
by Bombosman
Yeah, I got the the feeling of missing something and many thanks for clarifying out this point. I hope you can make a clean solution for the "timelimit situation" (shared with any other request that needs to bypass arguments, if I understood well the problem).
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Re: Some semiadmins commands no longer working with ETPro 3.
Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2005 7:47 am
by redshadow
Bombosman wrote:We've noticed that some semiadmin commands no longer work for ETPro 3.2.1 (while others still do their job). For instance, "timelimit" gives the following log (and does nothing):
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etpro semiadmin: 1 *** (level 2) command [timelimit 15:00]
unknown cmd in line '20'
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Another buggy command is "nextmap" which actually only makes somekind of "match_restart" (the log shows no relevant information).
I guess it might be a problem with the "new custom semiadmin commands support" (what are the commands defined by default?).
I gotted same problem, but only sometime
Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 4:37 am
by bani
this will be fixed in the next version.