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30th March 2017, 23:55
#15
Ok.
I don't have answer, an let's go to see what you'r list realy do for server:
Mysql-related stuff: Useful if you want to access a database from inside your .gsc script : why any admin have some reason to do that ????
Exec stuff: Useful if you want external scripts to work from inside your .gsc script: This we can do easy with add line in config file and simply .exe command in rcon.(without mysql)
MANYMAPS: Useful to reduce client download size: easy, add fs_game folder and put some files in this folder (but we can't make much smaller maps, files like sounds, images, and map plain we need to have download: because cod2 is client-side game)
kick2: Improved kick function: in much more rcon aplication's we have automatic kick function's and ban IP also.
Memory stuff: somewhat useful for developing stuff: I don't know what you mean for that, but, if we need more real RAM on server, just start cronjob for clean memory
Printf: Print stuff to server console: what is this ?? All cod2 owners try to disable server console, for better performance : ttycon 0, Why we need to print and save this ???
getarraykeys: Properly loop through a key-indexed array: I like to You explain this (I mean that all user's for this site like to you explain: What this Work Realy?)
getascii: get ascii value of a character: why play game if we don't understand any word ???
gettype: get a variable type: can't exec without restart, if we need to restart server, than we do much more of that.
sendgameservercommand: most universally useful command, too many uses to list here
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configstring functions: useful in combination with sendgameservercommand: do you hear for any rcon aplication for cod2 ?
weapon functions: useful for tuning weapon stuff dynamically: do you realy mean that every admin or owner of cod2 server have time to do tis ???
And much other useless function's
Sorry, but now I have to go slip. We will see tomorrow to complete list of unneeded function's in libcod.
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