XP Settings - Revision history

Nano at 16:04, 7 November 2006

2006-11-07T16:04:22Z

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-== Stat-Saver (XP Restore) ==
+==cvar overview==
-== Skills Settings ==
+{| cellspacing="2" cellpadding="2"
-==== ''b_defaultskills'' ==== (default: "")<br/>
+|- style="background: #CCCCFF;"
-New players start with these skill levels in each class. The classes in order are:<br/>
+!width="200"|cvar
-battle sense, explosives and construction (engineer), first aid (medic),
+!width="100"|default
-signals (field ops), light weapons, and heavy weapons (soldier).<br/>
+!description
-Therefore, to start everyone with level 2 battle sense and level 3 light weapons, you could set this to "2 0 0 0 3 0 0".  Leaving this setting blank or using 0s for each class uses the normal behavior. (valid values: 0-4 for each skill)
+|- style="background-color: #F4F4F4;"
-<pre>set b_defaultskills ""</pre>
+|<tt style="color: green;">b_statsaver</tt>
-==== ''b_levels_<class>'' ==== (default: "") <br/>
+==cvar descriptions==
-set b_levels_battlesense ""<br/>
+===b_statsaver===
-== XP Save ==
+If ''b_statsaver'' is 1, then player XP, skills, medals, weaponstats, team, class, and weapon selection are all saved across disconnects. These stats will still be reset whenever the server would normally reset them (e.g. at the beginng of a new campaign).
-Please note that ETPro ''does not'' contain an XP save function.  It only has Stat-Saver
+  set b_statsaver 1
 [[Category:ETPro:Server_Cvars]]

Dersaidin at 06:09, 4 July 2006

2006-07-04T06:09:42Z

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	=== Stat-Saver (XP Restore) ===		== Stat-Saver (XP Restore) ==
	b_statsaver - enables/disables the stat saver feature, which will		b_statsaver - enables/disables the stat saver feature, which will
	save player stats across disconnects. see the admin guide for details.		save player stats across disconnects. see the admin guide for details.
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	set b_statsaver 1		set b_statsaver 1

	=== Skills Settings ===		== Skills Settings ==
	====''b_defaultskills''==== (default: "")<br/>		==== ''b_defaultskills'' ==== (default: "")<br/>
	New players start with these skill levels in each class. The classes in order are:<br/>		New players start with these skill levels in each class. The classes in order are:<br/>
	battle sense, explosives and construction (engineer), first aid (medic),		battle sense, explosives and construction (engineer), first aid (medic),
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	<pre>set b_defaultskills ""</pre>		<pre>set b_defaultskills ""</pre>

	b_noskillupgrades (default: 0)<br/>		==== ''b_noskillupgrades'' ==== (default: 0)<br/>
	When set to 1, players may still score XP, but they will no longer gain skill or rank upgrades. This is especially useful in combination with b_defaultskills to even out gameplay when playing in non-campaign mode. (valid values: 0, 1)		When set to 1, players may still score XP, but they will no longer gain skill or rank upgrades. This is especially useful in combination with b_defaultskills to even out gameplay when playing in non-campaign mode. (valid values: 0, 1)
	<pre>set b_noskillupgrades 0</pre>		<pre>set b_noskillupgrades 0</pre>

	=== ~~Skill Upgrade levels~~ ===		==== ''b_levels_<class>'' ==== (default: "") <br/>
	b_levels_<class> (default: "") <class> is: "battlesense" or "engineer", "medic", "fieldops", "lightweapons", "soldier", "covertops" <br/>		<class> is: "battlesense" or "engineer", "medic", "fieldops", "lightweapons", "soldier", "covertops"<br/>
	Configures the number of XP required for each class upgrade. Setting a skill level to 0 means that a player will start with that skill level, while setting a skill level to -1 or omitting it means that a skill level is disabled. A blank value means that the default values (20, 50, 90, 140) are used. Examples:<br/>		Configures the number of XP required for each class upgrade. Setting a skill level to 0 means that a player will start with that skill level, while setting a skill level to -1 or omitting it means that a skill level is disabled. A blank value means that the default values (20, 50, 90, 140) are used. Examples:<br/>
	<pre>set b_levels_battlesense "20 30 60 100" // upgrade battle sense faster<br/>		<pre>set b_levels_battlesense "20 30 60 100" // upgrade battle sense faster<br/>
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	set b_levels_covertops ""<br/></pre>		set b_levels_covertops ""<br/></pre>

	=== XP Save ===		== XP Save ==
	Please note that ETPro ''does not'' contain an XP save function. It only has Stat-Saver		Please note that ETPro ''does not'' contain an XP save function. It only has Stat-Saver

	[[Category:ETPro:Server_Cvars]]		[[Category:ETPro:Server_Cvars]]

Dersaidin at 06:08, 4 July 2006

2006-07-04T06:08:27Z

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	=== Skills Settings ===		=== Skills Settings ===
	''b_defaultskills'' (default: "")<br/>		====''b_defaultskills''==== (default: "")<br/>
	New players start with these skill levels in each class. The classes in order are:<br/>		New players start with these skill levels in each class. The classes in order are:<br/>
	battle sense, explosives and construction (engineer), first aid (medic),		battle sense, explosives and construction (engineer), first aid (medic),

Dersaidin at 06:08, 4 July 2006

2006-07-04T06:08:05Z

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	=== Skills Settings ===		=== Skills Settings ===
	''b_defaultskills'' ~~- new~~ players start with these skill levels in each		''b_defaultskills'' (default: "")<br/>
	class. The classes in order are:		New players start with these skill levels in each class. The classes in order are:<br/>
	battle sense, explosives and construction (engineer), first aid (medic),		battle sense, explosives and construction (engineer), first aid (medic),
	signals (field ops), light weapons, and heavy weapons (soldier);		signals (field ops), light weapons, and heavy weapons (soldier).<br/>
	~~therefore~~, to start everyone with level 2 battle sense and level 3		Therefore, to start everyone with level 2 battle sense and level 3 light weapons, you could set this to "2 0 0 0 3 0 0". Leaving this setting blank or using 0s for each class uses the normal behavior. (valid values: 0-4 for each skill)
	light weapons, you could set this to "2 0 0 0 3 0 0". Leaving this		<pre>set b_defaultskills ""</pre>
	setting blank or using 0s for each class uses the normal behavior.
	~~default: ""~~ valid values: 0-4 for each skill
	set b_defaultskills ""

	b_noskillupgrades ~~- when~~ set to 1, players may still score XP, but		b_noskillupgrades (default: 0)<br/>
	they will no longer gain skill or rank upgrades. This is especially		When set to 1, players may still score XP, but they will no longer gain skill or rank upgrades. This is especially useful in combination with b_defaultskills to even out gameplay when playing in non-campaign mode. (valid values: 0, 1)
	useful in combination with b_defaultskills to even out gameplay when		<pre>set b_noskillupgrades 0</pre>
	playing in non-campaign mode.
	~~default: 0~~ valid values: 0, 1
	set b_noskillupgrades 0

	=== Skill Upgrade levels ===		=== Skill Upgrade levels ===
	b_levels_<class> (default: "") <class> is: "battlesense" or "engineer", "medic", "fieldops", "lightweapons", "soldier", "covertops" <br/>		b_levels_<class> (default: "") <class> is: "battlesense" or "engineer", "medic", "fieldops", "lightweapons", "soldier", "covertops" <br/>
	Configures the number of XP required for each class upgrade. Setting a skill level to 0 means that a player will start with that skill level, while setting a skill level to -1 or omitting it means that a skill level is disabled. A blank value means that the default values (20, 50, 90, 140) are used.~~<br/>~~		Configures the number of XP required for each class upgrade. Setting a skill level to 0 means that a player will start with that skill level, while setting a skill level to -1 or omitting it means that a skill level is disabled. A blank value means that the default values (20, 50, 90, 140) are used. Examples:<br/>
	Examples:<br/>
	<pre>set b_levels_battlesense "20 30 60 100" // upgrade battle sense faster<br/>		<pre>set b_levels_battlesense "20 30 60 100" // upgrade battle sense faster<br/>
	set b_levels_medic "20 50 90" // disable level 4 medics<br/>		set b_levels_medic "20 50 90" // disable level 4 medics<br/>

Dersaidin at 06:05, 4 July 2006

2006-07-04T06:05:52Z

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	Configures the number of XP required for each class upgrade. Setting a skill level to 0 means that a player will start with that skill level, while setting a skill level to -1 or omitting it means that a skill level is disabled. A blank value means that the default values (20, 50, 90, 140) are used.<br/>		Configures the number of XP required for each class upgrade. Setting a skill level to 0 means that a player will start with that skill level, while setting a skill level to -1 or omitting it means that a skill level is disabled. A blank value means that the default values (20, 50, 90, 140) are used.<br/>
	Examples:<br/>		Examples:<br/>
	set b_levels_battlesense "20 30 60 100" // upgrade battle sense faster<br/>		<pre>set b_levels_battlesense "20 30 60 100" // upgrade battle sense faster<br/>
	set b_levels_medic "20 50 90" // disable level 4 medics<br/>		set b_levels_medic "20 50 90" // disable level 4 medics<br/>

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	set b_levels_lightweapons ""<br/>		set b_levels_lightweapons ""<br/>
	set b_levels_soldier ""<br/>		set b_levels_soldier ""<br/>
	set b_levels_covertops ""<br/>		set b_levels_covertops ""<br/></pre>

	=== XP Save ===		=== XP Save ===

Dersaidin at 06:05, 4 July 2006

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	=== Skill Upgrade levels ===		=== Skill Upgrade levels ===
	b_levels_<class> (default: "")		b_levels_<class> (default: "") <class> is: "battlesense" or "engineer", "medic", "fieldops", "lightweapons", "soldier", "covertops" <br/>
	Configures the number of XP required for each class upgrade. Setting a skill level to 0 means that a player will start with that skill level, while setting a skill level to -1 or omitting it means that a skill level is disabled. A blank value means that the default values (20, 50, 90, 140) are used.		Configures the number of XP required for each class upgrade. Setting a skill level to 0 means that a player will start with that skill level, while setting a skill level to -1 or omitting it means that a skill level is disabled. A blank value means that the default values (20, 50, 90, 140) are used.<br/>
	~~examples~~:		Examples:<br/>
	set b_levels_battlesense "20 30 60 100" // upgrade battle sense faster		set b_levels_battlesense "20 30 60 100" // upgrade battle sense faster<br/>
	set b_levels_medic "20 50 90" // disable level 4 medics		set b_levels_medic "20 50 90" // disable level 4 medics<br/>

	set b_levels_battlesense ""		set b_levels_battlesense ""<br/>
	set b_levels_engineer ""		set b_levels_engineer ""<br/>
	set b_levels_medic ""		set b_levels_medic ""<br/>
	set b_levels_fieldops ""		set b_levels_fieldops ""<br/>
	set b_levels_lightweapons ""		set b_levels_lightweapons ""<br/>
	set b_levels_soldier ""		set b_levels_soldier ""<br/>
	set b_levels_covertops ""		set b_levels_covertops ""<br/>

	=== XP Save ===		=== XP Save ===

Dersaidin at 06:03, 4 July 2006

2006-07-04T06:03:06Z

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	=== Skills Settings ===		=== Skills Settings ===
	b_defaultskills - new players start with these skill levels in each		''b_defaultskills'' - new players start with these skill levels in each
	class. The classes in order are:		class. The classes in order are:
	battle sense, explosives and construction (engineer), first aid (medic),		battle sense, explosives and construction (engineer), first aid (medic),
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	set b_noskillupgrades 0		set b_noskillupgrades 0

			=== Skill Upgrade levels ===
			b_levels_<class> (default: "")
			Configures the number of XP required for each class upgrade. Setting a skill level to 0 means that a player will start with that skill level, while setting a skill level to -1 or omitting it means that a skill level is disabled. A blank value means that the default values (20, 50, 90, 140) are used.
			examples:
			set b_levels_battlesense "20 30 60 100" // upgrade battle sense faster
			set b_levels_medic "20 50 90" // disable level 4 medics

			set b_levels_battlesense ""
			set b_levels_engineer ""
			set b_levels_medic ""
			set b_levels_fieldops ""
			set b_levels_lightweapons ""
			set b_levels_soldier ""
			set b_levels_covertops ""

	=== XP Save ===		=== XP Save ===

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=== Stat-Saver (XP Restore) ===
b_statsaver - enables/disables the stat saver feature, which will
save player stats across disconnects. see the admin guide for details.
default: 1 valid values: 0, 1
set b_statsaver 1

=== Skills Settings ===
b_defaultskills - new players start with these skill levels in each
class. The classes in order are:
battle sense, explosives and construction (engineer), first aid (medic),
signals (field ops), light weapons, and heavy weapons (soldier);
therefore, to start everyone with level 2 battle sense and level 3
light weapons, you could set this to "2 0 0 0 3 0 0". Leaving this
setting blank or using 0s for each class uses the normal behavior.
default: "" valid values: 0-4 for each skill
set b_defaultskills ""

b_noskillupgrades - when set to 1, players may still score XP, but
they will no longer gain skill or rank upgrades. This is especially
useful in combination with b_defaultskills to even out gameplay when
playing in non-campaign mode.
default: 0 valid values: 0, 1
set b_noskillupgrades 0

=== XP Save ===
Please note that ETPro ''does not'' contain an XP save function. It only has Stat-Saver

[[Category:ETPro:Server_Cvars]]