No prob. It didn't work there because the client/scripts path is executed after the mods/autoexec path, so the addMessageCallback functionality doesn't exist yet when called in a mods/autoexec file.

Your exact code prints stuff fine for me (you'll want to use detag and replaceTeamStrings though). I put it in client/scripts/message.cs.

Oh right, I'd forgotten that TorqueScript deals with strings differently than an actual programming language. %a2 + " Llama grabbed " + %a1 + "'s flag" This will literally add the values of the numbers or strings converted to numbers, and any string in TS is numerically equivalent to 0. The...

echo($a2 Should be %a2

Hmmm :(

To fix the AFK kicking when in observer mode, simply add: if (isEventPending($idleTimer[%client])) cancel($idleTimer[%client]); to server/game/observer.cs near the beginning of the serverCmdSwitchToObserver function, like this: function serverCmdSwitchToObserver( %client ) { if...

It's because most of the values in BasePlayer are overwritten by the correct class-specific values in OutriderPlayer, etc when loading, but not during runtime.

Without engine access, no. There is no script parameter for the colour.

I meant that the function is inside Legions.exe, not in the scripts. The default time that the warp core takes you back is 3 seconds, or 3000 milliseconds. To change that, put %player.setWarpCoreTimeAmount(3000); on line 53 of server/game/defaultGame/player.cs and change 3000 to the amount of...

It's in the engine. Use %player.setWarpCoreTimeAmount(time in milliseconds).

"Melee" for pros: Dodge core.

Oops, %team is a string. Use %flagTeam instead of %team: if (%flagTeam == $CurrentTeam) sfxPlayOnce(CtfFriendlyFlagTakenSound); else sfxPlayonce(CtfEnemyFlagTakenSound);

The variable on the client storing which team you are on is $CurrentTeam. So your if statement should be: if (%flagTeam == $CurrentTeam) EDIT: Should be %flagTeam, not %team

In the Create Game menu, there is an option called Public Server, which sets whether or not you wish your server to appear on the main server list (assuming you have done the port forwarding, etc. correctly). This controls the $Host::BroadcastMaster variable.

Welcome to Legions! Hope to see you in-game! :)

The admin info is supposed to be in config.cs, not defaultPrefs. Also, deleting the first 49 lines of config.cs removes the first 6 default admin levels (0 - Player to 5 - Owner), which is what the admin panel uses to determine who has a high enough level to view the options on the left, as...

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