Is it possible to make a script that works client side to stop you from using rasterizer_fog_atmosphere 0? My map has some fog that makes it so you can't see to far in front of you and would tempt people to turn off the fog.

continuous_script rasterizer_fog_atmosphere 1

no?

I don't actually know how to script. I just know how to get them into the map. Is that the script? Or how would it look in the hsc file?

(script continuous fog4ever
(sleep_until (= (rasterizer_fog_atmosphere) 0))
(set (rasterizer_fog_atmosphere) 1)
(sv_say "Sorry, no turning off the fog")
)

I dont know if it will affect client side.
Edited by Advancebo on May 15, 2009 at 09:36 PM

Copy that into Notepad, then save as "fog4ever.hsc" into your "<map directory>\scripts"
Edited by Advancebo on May 15, 2009 at 09:40 PM

More like:

data\levels\>mapname<\scripts

or

data\levels\test\>mapname<\scripts

Then go into sapien and under File select "compile scripts" and you should have no problem.
Edited by Sabre on May 15, 2009 at 09:46 PM

I'm pretty sure the sv_say won't work when your not the host, but the rest I think should.
Edit: I know how to get the script in the map. I just plain don't know how to make them.
Edited by chrisk123999 on May 15, 2009 at 09:45 PM

Eh just in case.

Debug:

05.15.09 20:49:40 [fog4ever line 2] this is not a valid function or script name.: rasterizer_fog_atmosphere) 0))
05.15.09 20:49:40 recompiling scripts after scenarios were merged.
05.15.09 20:49:40 [fog4ever line 1] this left parenthesis is unmatched.: (script continuous fog4ever

Did you close all brackets?

(script continuous fog4ever
(sleep_until (= (rasterizer_fog_atmosphere) 0))
(set (rasterizer_fog_atmosphere) 1)
(sv_say "Sorry, no turning off the fog")
)
)

Try this

Same error.
I don't think this line is working: (sleep_until (= (rasterizer_fog_atmosphere) 0))
Edited by chrisk123999 on May 15, 2009 at 10:52 PM

(script continuous fog4ever
	(if
		(= (rasterizer_fog_atmosphere) 0)
		(begin
			(set (rasterizer_fog_atmosphere) 1)
			(sv_say "Please enjoy the lovely fog")
		)
	)
)

I find (if loops work better in continuous scripts.

Still does not work, however I found one that does.

(script continuous fog4ever
(if (= rasterizer_fog_atmosphere 0) (begin (set rasterizer_fog_atmosphere 1) (sv_say "Please enjoy the lovely fog.")))
)

That's the exact same as the one I posted up there...

No, it's a little different.

No actually, it's the exact same. If you reformat it into the way I did it, you would see that it's the same word for word, parentheses by parentheses. But the important thing is that it works.

No, it's (rasterizer_fog_atmosphere 0) instead of (rasterizer_fog_atmopshere) 0)

What ever you want, as long as it works.

Did you even read the posts at all? This has nothing to do with dev trainer or deathless and infinite ammo.

Never mind. You were right. I really need to read things more carefully...

Your script had parentheses around (rasterizer_fog_atmosphere), whereas the other script didn't. Putting parentheses around something treats it as a function, not putting parentheses treats it as a variable. Since "set" sets the value of variables, it must be a variable, so there can't be parentheses. That's all. Nothing big.

But they could just turn their graphics down. Decals or something like that.

Decals does not effect fogging. The only way to cheat it would to run in safe mode or have a really bad computer. Or have a gfx card that does not support fogging I guess.

reading is good. its a skill you should have learned in kindergarden. hes looking for a script to always keep fog on, not a devtrainer, which is an external app (and i dont think it even has fog functions either)