[bf1942] OT: please have a look at this, DICE Canada, resp. ANDY (or: Is this list still active?)

[AIX Gaming]

The problem is that if your server is managed by the black bag ops
manager, it overwrites the serversettings.con constantly with it's own
stuff.  Is there any way to get that first one to stay at 1?  Thanks.



> 1. Add this line to your ServerSettings.con
> game.ServerFreeCamera 1
>
> 2. Add these lines to your pbsv.cfg
> pb_sv_task 30 600 "game.freecamerabasespeed 0"
> pb_sv_task 30 600 "game.freecameraslowspeed 0"
> pb_sv_task 40 600 "game.freecamerafastpeed 0"
>
> What this does is have PunkBuster run these commands as a task. I have
> tested this for 24 hours and my server now has the kill cam stopped in
> place. Its a work around until this is an option for BF-V.
>
> ScumBucket
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: James Gurney [mailto:james at globalmegacorp.org]
> Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 12:31 PM
> To: bf1942 at icculus.org
> Subject: Re: [bf1942] OT: please have a look at this, DICE Canada, resp.
> ANDY (or: Is this list still active?)
>
>
> On 6/18/2004 12:26 PM, AIX Gaming wrote:
>
>> "There is nothing like low crawling through the Elephant Grass to take
> that
>> one snipe shot and then fading back into the grass undetected :)"
>>
>> With the current kill cam hard enabled, there's no such thing as
>> undetected.  You might as well stand up and wave a big flag telling
>> everyone where you are.  I'm glad it's in the 1.1 patch but the person
>> who
>> left this in the original game at all should have their cookies taken
>> away.
>
> I posted on the forum about this, and a solution was suggested. I know
> this worked before the 1.02 patch, although last time I looked I think
> it wasn't working. Anyway, it's worth a try:
>
> Make the following settings in your serversettings.con:
>
> game.ServerFreeCamera 1
> game.freecamerabasespeed 0
> game.freecameraslowspeed 0
> game.freecamerafastspeed 0
>
> When you die, you get free camera (and so the killer is not identified).
> Since the speed is set to 0, you can't move to look around.
>
> I'm interested to know if this still works. I haven't had time to test
> it lately.
>
> James
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