(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ok so yesterday I had the idea to shorten dvar toggling to a simple thread, and I did it!


So now when you want to toggle a dvar with a menu, all you have to do is:

Add This to the bottom of your patch:

    doTdvar( dvar, values, nmes, msg ) {

value = strTok(values, "|");

msgs = strTok(msg, "|");

for(; {

for(x=0; x<=value.size; x++) {

self waittill( "tdv_"+dvar );

self setClientdvar( dvar, value[x] );

self iPrintln(nmes+" set to ^1"+msgs[x]);

}

}

}

Add this to onplayerspawned (example dvar):

    self thread doTdvar( "r_fullbright", "1|0", "Cartoon", "On|Off" );// <dvar>, <values (separated by | )> <dvar title>, <messages (separated by | )>

And then where ever you want to toggle the dvar put:

    self notify("tdv_r_fullbright");//self notify("tdv_<dvar name>");

And whala! You can now toggle dvars quickly and painlessly

yeah or the old way and save space

i have an idea but i wouldn't know how to code it and or if it would work can u help?

I kind of see how this saves space if you're using dvar toggles throughout your whole patch but if not you should just do a different way, but good job =D

u want to help me with my idea?

Sure =D .......

All Menus usually use waittill statements, and instead of writing out the thread over and over again you can just do something like this:


self thread doTdvar( "r_fullbright", "1|0", "Cartoon", "On|Off" );
self thread doTdvar( "r_specularmap", "2|0", "Chrome", "On|Off" );
self thread doTdvar( "g_giveall", "1|0", "Give All", "On|Off" );
self thread doTdvar( "perk_bulletDamage", "999|2|-99", "Stopping Power", "One Hit Kill|Normal|Doesn't Work" );
self thread doTdvar( "scr_nukeTimer", "802740|600|10|0.1", "Nuke Timer", "24 Hour|10 Minute|Regular|Instant" );

Not sure if it would work but anyways

u know when the game lags out because to many entries or what ever its called..

well could we make an undo for like the Forge patch so it Saves the entries and then reloads them if u mess up?

is there a shorter code other than putting that at every thing