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 Client / Server CVarsFiles to be modified:-g_local.hg_main.c cg_local.h cg_main.c Existing code is Red New code is Blue g_local.hAdd your CVar into the extern vmCvar_t section. eg.extern vmCvar_t g_weaponForIt; g_main.cIn the section where the vmCvar_t's are created, add your new Cvar in there eg.vmCvar_t g_filterBan; vmCvar_t g_weaponForIt; Then assign your new CVar in the CVar table structure eg. { &g_allowVote, "g_allowVote", "1", 0, 0, qfalse }, <-- You have to add the comma { &g_weaponForIt, "g_weaponForIt", "9", CVAR_SYSTEMINFO, 0, qtrue } What's this CVAR_SYSTEMINFO thingy? This is how the game knows to communicate g_weaponForIt to the client side. Each CVAR_SYSTEMINFO has a matching cg_ type CVar on the client side. You can also add more Constants to this by using the | symbol eg. how it is used in BFG Tag. { &g_weaponForIt, "g_weaponForIt", "9", CVAR_ARCHIVE | CVAR_LATCH | CVAR_SYSTEMINFO, 0, qtrue }, cg_local.hAdd your CVar into the extern vmCvar_t section. eg.extern vmCvar_t cg_weaponForIt; Note, this should be the same as on the server side (but with cg_ instead of g_) to make your code easier to read. cg_main.cAdd the cvar in the table on the client side in a similar way to the server side.{ &cg_syncronousClients, "g_syncronousClients", "0", 0 }, { &cg_weaponForIt, "g_weaponForIt", "0", 0 }, Note:- See how cg_weaponForIt points to the value from g_weaponForIt. You can now access the server CVars on client side by using standard methods eg. cg_weaponForIt.integer will give the integer value from the server CVar g_weaponForIt. This page is Copyright 2000 Sam Dickinson |
