kungfooman writes...

This is incorrect. There is no way you can inject third party cvars into the COD scripting language; there is no such thing as a "GSC-Atmosphere".

Tally,

i've written my own "B3" and i know really well, what you can do and what not.

"GSC-Atmosphere" is what you can access through .gsc-files. And you can access cvars with getcvar()/setcvar().

B3 can access the cvars also, through: /rcon set $key "$value".

Now, just set a cvar with B3 with the content of "status", read its value from GSC, parse it, done.

kungfooman writes...

It is pretty self-evident to even a novice scripter that you can use getCvar() to gain the value of a var in a GSC file. What I am saying is that unless you define your vars through the built-in scripting language you cannot get them.

BTW - GSC is not a language. It is a file format. Talking about a "GSC-Atmosphere" in this manner is the same as talking of a "ZIP-Atmosphere". Pretty stupid if you think about it.

Tally,

with getcvar() you can ask for every cvar on the server.

Im calling the built-in scripting language GSC, just because its short and the developers of it didnt advised a name. So, when i say GSC im speaking of the language, as an interpreted instance of the file format.

I think "GSC-Atmosphere" describes the situation very well.

Have a nice saturday,
kung foo man

kungfooman writes...

try codscript instead of GSC-Atmosphere

Hi IzNoGod!

With GSC-Atmosphere i wanted to describe what you can "reach" inside of it. I dont wanted to refer to the scripting language itself.

In the atmosphere you have the possibility to read /scriptdata/, get cvars and so on. "Atmosphere" is a common word for describing limitations (e.g. in sandbox-systems, here used for a scripting engine).

kungfooman writes...

The scripting language that IW invented is commonly referred to as CODscript. The developers at IW also referred to it that way, so yes: they did give it a name. It's just that newbies to the Call of Duty community continually try to reinvent the wheel and a lot of them refuse to call it by its proper name.

FYI - the file format .GSC was named after the initial letters of the former CEO of IW: Grant Stuart Collier.

Okay, next time i will call it CODscript.

Tally writes...


Thanks for the information. I thought its the acronym for Game SCript or Game Script Code.

Source?

hey.

i need help again.

is there any function that i can control punkbuster commands?

my problem is next: i use pb_sv_getss 3 times, and i cant take more shot in 10 minutes.
is there any function in gsc athmosphere, that i can make screenshots?