Zandronum

Dark-Assassin wrote: I'm kind of sick of these decorate flags for cosmetic changes that IMO should be global.

Still, it would be useful for modders. There already are custom bobstyles. (And per-weapon bobstyles can often make perfect sense, running with a pistol would move differently than running with a rocket launcher.)

As per a completely modified request of mine. Though, there is a point there. If both are to exist, the global cvar should have to only affect weapons that have no bobstyle defined.

Catastrophe wrote:

DevilHunter wrote: Hey there.. I'm just putting this request here for Legendary.. He wants it to where After you alt-tab a name, have the color that was set in the prefix to the rest of the message.. Basicly not have it reset the color after you alt-tab the name.

Not sure if that could even be toggable. But yea.. there you go

Uhh, I've never "Alt tabbed" a name before. What does he mean?

Well, just hit the chat key or /me chat and just hit tab... and it will bring up names, you can scroll though the whole player list.

It does'nt work on xp?

What doesn't work on XP? I can't test XP anymore since I don't have it and running VM's on this laptop is a pain in the fucking ass.

Updated ZCC to 1.5.

Spoiler: Changes from 1.4 (Open)

• Fixed the intermission info message having the wrong scale.
• Fixed the crashes in intermission.
• "/me" now properly works with a chat prefix.
• Added an auto-login feature.

[Download link]
We'll also add instructions for the auto-login feature to the OP.

- Fused edit; all done.

No GNU/Linux support? That's a shame.

LolwellunTeapot wrote: No GNU/Linux support? That's a shame.

Did you try compiling it?
IIRC compiling it on Linux would fail, but I'm too lazy to fix my broken GRUB and boot into Linux to test it.

Sean wrote:

LolwellunTeapot wrote: No GNU/Linux support? That's a shame.

Did you try compiling it?
IIRC compiling it on Linux would fail, but I'm too lazy to fix my broken GRUB and boot into Linux to test it.

I didn't find a MakeFile that compiles ZCC specifically.

LolwellunTeapot wrote: I didn't find a MakeFile that compiles ZCC specifically.

Zandronum uses CMake. CMake generates the makefiles.
Follow this guide, but use the ZCC repository instead: wiki.zandronum.com/Compiling_Zandronum_on_Linux

Sean wrote:

LolwellunTeapot wrote: I didn't find a MakeFile that compiles ZCC specifically.

Zandronum uses CMake. CMake generates the makefiles.
Follow this guide, but use the ZCC repository instead: wiki.zandronum.com/Compiling_Zandronum_on_Linux

lolwellun@teapot-computer-envy-15:~/zcc_build$ ^C
lolwellun@teapot-computer-envy-15:~/zcc_build$ cd $HOME/zcc_build && \
> hg clone https://www.bitbucket.org/Leonard2/zand ... t/overview && \
> mkdir -pv zandronum/{buildclient,buildserver}
abort: HTTP Error 404: Not Found
lolwellun@teapot-computer-envy-15:~/zcc_build$

Apparently the repository is non-existent to Ubuntu.

LolwellunTeapot wrote:

Sean wrote:

LolwellunTeapot wrote: I didn't find a MakeFile that compiles ZCC specifically.

Zandronum uses CMake. CMake generates the makefiles.
Follow this guide, but use the ZCC repository instead: wiki.zandronum.com/Compiling_Zandronum_on_Linux

lolwellun@teapot-computer-envy-15:~/zcc_build$ ^C
lolwellun@teapot-computer-envy-15:~/zcc_build$ cd $HOME/zcc_build && \
> hg clone https://www.bitbucket.org/Leonard2/zand ... t/overview && \
> mkdir -pv zandronum/{buildclient,buildserver}
abort: HTTP Error 404: Not Found
lolwellun@teapot-computer-envy-15:~/zcc_build$

Apparently the repository is non-existent to Ubuntu.

Use https://bitbucket.org/Leonard2/zandronu ... ity-client as the repository URL.

Sean wrote:

LolwellunTeapot wrote:

Sean wrote:

LolwellunTeapot wrote: I didn't find a MakeFile that compiles ZCC specifically.

Zandronum uses CMake. CMake generates the makefiles.
Follow this guide, but use the ZCC repository instead: wiki.zandronum.com/Compiling_Zandronum_on_Linux

lolwellun@teapot-computer-envy-15:~/zcc_build$ ^C
lolwellun@teapot-computer-envy-15:~/zcc_build$ cd $HOME/zcc_build && \
> hg clone https://www.bitbucket.org/Leonard2/zand ... t/overview && \
> mkdir -pv zandronum/{buildclient,buildserver}
abort: HTTP Error 404: Not Found
lolwellun@teapot-computer-envy-15:~/zcc_build$

Apparently the repository is non-existent to Ubuntu.

Use https://bitbucket.org/Leonard2/zandronu ... ity-client as the repository URL.

lolwellun@teapot-computer-envy-15:~/zcc_build$ cd $HOME/zcc_build/zandronum/buildclient && \
> if [ "$(uname -m)" = "x86_64" ]; then
> FMODFOLDER="fmodapi42416linux64"
> FMODFILE="libfmodex64-4.24.16"
> else
> FMODFOLDER="fmodapi42416linux"
> FMODFILE="libfmodex-4.24.16"
> fi && \
> make clean ; \
> cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release \
> -DFMOD_LIBRARY=$HOME/zcc_build/zandronum/$FMODFOLDER/api/lib/$FMODFILE.so \
> -DFMOD_INCLUDE_DIR=$HOME/zcc_build/zandronum/$FMODFOLDER/api/inc .. && \
> make
make: *** No rule to make target 'clean'. Stop.
CMake Error: The source directory "/home/lolwellun/zcc_build/zandronum" does not appear to contain CMakeLists.txt.
Specify --help for usage, or press the help button on the CMake GUI.

Seeing as you're having problems, and I've got a working build environment, I compiled it for linux x86_64 myself.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kn1mexgq30qz5 ... 1.5.tar.gz

Dark-Assassin wrote: Seeing as you're having problems, and I've got a working build environment, I compiled it for linux x86_64 myself.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kn1mexgq30qz5 ... 1.5.tar.gz

I replaced the standard Zandronum client app in /usr/games/zandronum with the zcc one. Doesn't open from Doomseeker. I then opened it from the Terminal.

/usr/games/zandronum/zandronum: error while loading shared libraries: libfmodex64-4.24.16.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

What am I doing wrong?

A quick script I just wrote that extracts the libfmodex file from the Zandronum distrubution package.
It works on my machine.

I think you can also get it from your software repo, depending on your distribution.

I'm having a problem: When i try opening the exe, nothing happens and the cursor keeps loading, but the program never opens.


wait, to be more exact, something happens:



3 processes of the same openned, and i am having trouble to finalize them on task manager, could someone help me? There is the rebooting option, but if someone know a way to finalize them without rebooting..


Intel(R) Celeron(R) D CPU 3.06GHz 3.06 GHz
2,50 GB (RAM)
150 GB (HD) ST3160813AS ATA Device
Windows 7 Professional (Service Pack 1) 32 Bits (6.1, Compilation 7601)
PW-945GCX
DirectX 11
Intel(R) 82945G Express Chipset Family
IDT High Definition Audio CODEC

Could possibly be Avast running it in a background sandbox to check for and malicious activity, and is just taking it's time.
Try disabling the sandbox (if possible) and try again.

Could you perhaps enable the "zcc_lockmus" music to be saved? It's a bit tiring having to make a bind to keep it True when entering a server because the owner of the server has a habit of changing songs every second.

Additionally, it could be made to allow changes from the console, but not by server hosts/admins.

EDIT: I was also encouraged to bring up if a variation of the command could be put in place to block changemus called in by a server admin.
And that when no clipping is enabled and you touch the floor, when floating in the air your view doesn't stop bouncing.