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• FireStorm Join Date: 2002-11-06 Member: 7390Members

  January 2003

  no

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• SourFruit Join Date: 2003-01-16 Member: 12347Members

  January 2003

  Bummer..
  Ah well.

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• Brutus1 Join Date: 2003-01-20 Member: 12514Members

  January 2003

  I'm almost certain that there is a way to do that in TFC, some scripts use it (i think), i'll ask around.
  
  As for a temporary solution, i would suggest using something like this in your main script (always loaded)
  
  Alias "bast" "exec bast.cfg"
  
  Then when the map switches to ns_bast, open your console and write "bast".
  and
  
  Alias "end-map" "unbindall; exec config.cfg"
  do that when the map changes
  
  and then use the command for a new map, just like in bast, just a diffrent filename/map.
  
  So basicly your config.cfg should have what it usualy has, plus the following:
  
  Alias "end-map" "unbindall; exec config.cfg"
  Alias "MAPNAME" "exec MAPNAME.cfg"
  
  If something is unclear, feel free to ask me.

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• sven Join Date: 2003-01-15 Member: 12321Members

  January 2003

  in tfc you name the config map.cfg
  map being the variable. 2fort.cfg

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• Badmaster Join Date: 2002-12-12 Member: 10707Members

  January 2003 edited August 2011

  i lately included a map changer in my script... actually there r just the hivenames included... might include important locations as well...
  have a look @ it
  Greetz Badmaster

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