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These values are controlled by the server you are playing on - not your client. On any server, anyone can type "/set" and see all the server variables. If you have access (usually if you are the owner of the server) you can change those values. If you are attempting to change the values on...

My answer was a response to your post: yea. when i go on my server using my internal ip, im not registered and there are no groupperms... any help w/ that? I outlined a method of using local groups to assign permission levels, while still using global groups for network players. still confused on th...

I've deleted the actual perms, (you can pick your own level of security) - but this is how I do it. The local only players (you, your bot, your brother) must use "/identify" to login. EVERYONE: your perms here VERIFIED: your perms here (make sure to use REQUIREIDENTIFY here) LOCAL.COP: you...

It's probably no surprise that I get the same errors - same set-up. I see from the topic of #bzflag IRC channel: "CVS HEAD is now 2.1 unstable, commit stable to v2_0branch" - so I guess we just have to be patient. /usr/include/architecture/ppc/math.h:159:1: warning: this is the location of...

This PATCH for an earlier version (which will NOT work with the current version) has been done. http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1399402&group_id=3248&atid=303248 I do not know that status of getting this to work with current versions. I'd asked the author to try ...

I don't think versiontracker actually keeps files on their system. They just link to the developers site.

QuickTim wrote:or, you could go into your banlist file, and just remove the desired IP/Callsign

Unless you are an admin or cop, and not the owner. Say you've re-thought a long-ban for some weenie that made you mad and want to remove the ban.

IIRC BZFS cannot run bots. Currently, bots are either "-solo" type via a CLI command to bzflag game client, or an autopilot (press 9) from within the game itself. AFAIK, there are no server side bots yet. IKFS that plugins run on BZFS only, so it's not possible to do a plugin for bots as p...

I don't believe there's a way to do this with a setting in the material, but you could setup a "physical" method. Take a look at the center box on the ground at pieinthesky.bettagirl.com (it might be easier to see on the BZF V1.10 version of the map or on my mashup map of pieinthesky and m...

I know this is not on topic of how to make a batch file to do this, but are you saying that it IS offensive to see #@%&! on your screen? If not, why would you want to remove them from your server?

Is it a problem to use the exiting obfuscation code with the bad word list included? Does it offend you to see #@%&! on your screen, or is it just the idea that someone might use one of those words, and you don't want that sort of person on your server>

Scorch wrote:how do i degrade gcc?

sudo gcc_select 3.3

I was told yesterday that "--enable-shared" is for the 2.0.x branch and that "--enable-plugins" is for the 2.1.x branch. I use both and I don't have a problem with it. I don't know what "./configure -help" is. In the thread I referenced above, I got my plugins to build ...

Please see this thread about building plugins for OSX.
http://my.bzflag.org/bb/viewtopic.php?t=6753

This is pretty much off-topic. This plugin file is already built - the flagReset.so file IS what you need to load. Here's a bit of the readme that I included with the above file. To use this plugin you must put it into a hidden file on your Mac's main HD. With terminal.app use CP to put this into &q...

You have to build it from CVS. See this thread. Be sure to read the whole thread, as there's important info on page two of it (especially about getting the v2.0 branch rather than the 2.1 development branch)

Here is a mac build of the ".so" file - have fun!

As for bots... you say their actually clients? They are typically run on the same machine as the server right? Or atleast, I've seen maps that will use bots until a certain number of players are logged in... those bots are then client apps run from the same machine as the server ? That's the way I ...

Also, you could put them right into your conf file or even right into the map. No need to do them by hand from the client where they'll get lost after your next restart!

If you've ever locally registered there with a different password, you will have to locally deregister (or get an admin to do it for you). Then the global registration system will work. I'd also double check the password you entered into the game client. FYI it is never a good idea to locally regist...

Here's a post with a special build for you:
http://my.bzflag.org/bb/viewtopic.php?t ... c&start=50

Think_Different wrote:Now, when ever i create a new shell, it auto runs bzadmin

Check the Terminal preferences. There are two options for auto-running things in there - so make sure it's on "default login shell" and "open saved .term..." is off.

I just connected with both OSX and WinXP (2.0.5b.something.or.other) and it work fine - so I'd say delete the cache on your system. On OSX it's ~/Library/Application Support/BZFlag - delete that whole folder and the game client will rebuilt it. I'm not sure where it is on Linux or WinXP - I'm sure s...

Here's a list of the server variables.
http://www.bzflag.org/wiki/ServerVariables

The two you asked about are _shotSpeed and _tankSpeed