admin and \comands
admin and \comands
if i created a server and lets say admin password is "hi" how do i enable myself to use the /kick command etc (i dont have and admin for my server
Ok. Do what Jeff said for admin. Then you can do a "/" command 'all of them' You can also type for a list of "/" commands. will give you all of the /set commands such as:
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/?
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/set
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/set _mirror red.
Unfortunately, '/?' doesn't show all available commands...only the server-side commands will be displayed.
Even the list on http://bzflag.org/wiki/KeysAndCommands isn't complete.
Have a look at http://strayer.de/?site=bzflag&site1=bz_commandlist. A script automatically downloads the currently implemented commands from the source code files of the BZFlag client. Actually, the WebCVS files on sf.net are not that up-to-date (no update during the last month), but they'll be refreshed in the next 2 weeks, as far as I know.
Even the list on http://bzflag.org/wiki/KeysAndCommands isn't complete.
Have a look at http://strayer.de/?site=bzflag&site1=bz_commandlist. A script automatically downloads the currently implemented commands from the source code files of the BZFlag client. Actually, the WebCVS files on sf.net are not that up-to-date (no update during the last month), but they'll be refreshed in the next 2 weeks, as far as I know.
A pessimist is an optimist with experience... ;o)
Thanks... :o)
No...all I use are the *.cxx files from sf.net's WebCVS only. Where else can I find real up-to-date information? ;o)
Wasn't that easy, but one day I found the three files that contain nearly all allowed commands (server-side, client-side and ban commands). Fortunaltely, there is a common layout/pattern for them...so it wasn't that difficult to fish out the info I wanted.
All I had to add were the descriptions for the client-side commands and the server-side '/me' command and descriptions for '/date' & '/time'. The extracted information are stored in an XML file where my website gets this content from.
btw...'BZ key mapping', 'BZ server -options-', 'BZ flaglist', 'BZ history', 'BZ developer' and 'BZ changelog' work in (nearly) the same way.
No...all I use are the *.cxx files from sf.net's WebCVS only. Where else can I find real up-to-date information? ;o)
Wasn't that easy, but one day I found the three files that contain nearly all allowed commands (server-side, client-side and ban commands). Fortunaltely, there is a common layout/pattern for them...so it wasn't that difficult to fish out the info I wanted.
All I had to add were the descriptions for the client-side commands and the server-side '/me' command and descriptions for '/date' & '/time'. The extracted information are stored in an XML file where my website gets this content from.
btw...'BZ key mapping', 'BZ server -options-', 'BZ flaglist', 'BZ history', 'BZ developer' and 'BZ changelog' work in (nearly) the same way.
A pessimist is an optimist with experience... ;o)