alala Posted May 18, 2020 Posted May 18, 2020 You can put this file in your Etmain map. -ALLIES- //ALLIED ENGINEER set ing1 "team b 2 8 37;echo ^2****Engineer with THOMPSON****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wEngineer^1]^w=^2 Thompson ^3*****; set engineer vstr ing2" set ing2 "team b 2 24 37;echo ^2****Engineer with M1 GARAND****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wEngineer^1]^w=^2 M1 Garand ^3*****; set engineer vstr ing1" set engineer "vstr ing1" bind F4 "vstr engineer" //ALLIED MEDIC set medic "team b 1 8 37;echo ^2****MEDIC****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wI'm going^1]^w=^2 Medic ^3*****" bind F5 "vstr medic" //ALLIED FIELDS OPS set field "team b 3 8 37;echo ^2****Fields Ops.****; say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wI'm going^1]^w=^2 Field Ops. ^3*****" bind F6 "vstr field" //ALLIED COVERT OPS set cov1 "team b 4 25 37;echo ^2****Covert with GARAND****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wCovert^1]^w=^2 Garand ^3*****; set covert vstr cov2" set cov2 "team b 4 33 37;echo ^2****Covert with FG42****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wCovert^1]^w=^2 FG42 ^3*****; set covert vstr cov3" set cov3 "team b 4 10 37;echo ^2****Covert with STEN****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wCovert^1]^w=^2 Sten ^3*****; set covert vstr cov1" set covert "vstr cov1" bind F7 "vstr covert" //ALLIED SOLDIER set sol1 "team b 0 5 8;echo ^2****Soldier with PANZERFAUST****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wSoldier^1]^w=^2 Panzerfaust ^3*****; set soldier vstr sol2" set sol2 "team b 0 6 8;echo ^2****Soldier with FLAMETHROWER****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wSoldier^1]^w=^2 Flamethrower ^3*****; set soldier vstr sol3" set sol3 "team b 0 35 8;echo ^2****Soldier with MORTAR****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wSoldier^1]^w=^2 Mortar ^3*****; set soldier vstr sol4" set sol4 "team b 0 31 8;echo ^2****Soldier with MOBILE (MG42)****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wSoldier^1]^w=^2 MOBILE(MG42) ^3*****; set soldier vstr sol1" set soldier "vstr sol1" bind F8 "vstr soldier" -AXIS- AXIS ENGINEER set ing1 "team r 2 3 38;echo ^2****Engineer with MP40****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wEngineer^1]^w=^2 MP40 ^3*****; set engineer vstr ing2" set ing2 "team r 2 23 38;echo ^2****Engineer with K43****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wEngineer^1]^w=^2 K43 ^3*****; set engineer vstr ing1" set engineer "vstr ing1" bind F4 "vstr engineer" //AXIS MEDIC set medic "team r 1 3 38;echo ^2****MEDIC****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wI'm going^1]^w=^2 Medic ^3*****" bind F5 "vstr medic" //AXIS FIELDS OPS set field "team r 3 3 38;echo ^2****Fields Ops.****; say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wI'm going^1]^w=^2 Field Ops. ^3*****" bind F6 "vstr field" //AXIS COVERT OPS set cov1 "team r 4 32 38;echo ^2****Covert with K43****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wCovert^1]^w=^2 K43 ^3*****; set covert vstr cov2" set cov2 "team r 4 33 38;echo ^2****Covert with FG42****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wCovert^1]^w=^2 FG42 ^3*****; set covert vstr cov3" set cov3 "team r 4 10 38;echo ^2****Covert with STEN****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wCovert^1]^w=^2 Sten ^3*****; set covert vstr cov1" set covert "vstr cov1" bind F7 "vstr covert" //AXIS SOLDIER set sol1 "team r 0 5 3;echo ^2****Soldier with PANZERFAUST****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wSoldier^1]^w=^2 Panzerfaust ^3*****; set soldier vstr sol2" set sol2 "team r 0 6 3;echo ^2****Soldier with FLAMETHROWER****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wSoldier^1]^w=^2 Flamethrower ^3*****; set soldier vstr sol3" set sol3 "team r 0 35 3;echo ^2****Soldier with MORTAR****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wSoldier^1]^w=^2 Mortar ^3*****; set soldier vstr sol4" set sol4 "team r 0 31 3;echo ^2****Soldier with MOBILE (MG42)****;say_team ^3***** ^w=^1[^wSoldier^1]^w=^2 Mobile (MG42) ^3*****; set soldier vstr sol1" set soldier "vstr sol1" bind F8 "vstr soldier" 1 1 Quote
HarryAimpotter Posted May 28, 2020 Posted May 28, 2020 Why do you have separate script for separate teams. Can't it be just one script for both sides? Is there no way to get it to work without the team r/b. In etpro you could with set class. 1 Quote
Platinum VIP Dest!Ny Posted May 28, 2020 Platinum VIP Posted May 28, 2020 2 hours ago, HarryAimpotter said: Why do you have separate script for separate teams. Can't it be just one script for both sides? Is there no way to get it to work without the team r/b. In etpro you could with set class. class command is blocked on jaymod for some reason. So doing it this way is the only way that works for jaymod (afaik). I feel like the script is incomplete because we are missing the binds that indicate if you use the allies binds or the axis binds. Typically you would put three different .cfgs in your etmain. Your own cfg, allies.cfg and axis.cfg. Your own cfg would then have something like: bind [key1] "team r 1 1; exec axis" bind [key2] "team b 1 1; exec allies" 1 Quote
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