Easy Option remembrance CFG [1.14]

06-23-2013, 06:49 PM #1

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Hello everyone

So basically this is an easy ways to make your menu a little bit nicer by making your menu open on the previous option you were on before you closed the menu Happy

1st Off, you are going to use a apad to open on the 1st option at 1st as without this your menu won't load lol

    bind apad_up "bind dpad_up vstr 1stOpen"

set 1stOpen "vstr OpenMenu;vstr Main1"

Note that the vstr Main1 is the 1st menu you open e.g. Main Menu

Then, you need to setup your open set like this ( Not exactly, on the vstr RememberOP )

    set OpenMenu "vstr RememberOP;vstr Shader;vstr MenuBinds"

set RememberOP "" <- Important !

Now that's set up, on your menu base, at the end or start of each set of your menu base (only the ones that you need for the remembrance)

For Example:

set Admin1 "MENU TEXT VSTR'S;set U vstr Admin10;set D vstr Admin2;set RememberOP vstr Admin1"

So at the end of every menu set you want this to work on, you need to include this:

    ;set RememberOP vstr Admin1

For the vstr Admin1, you need to use the set name of the set the menu is, for example vstr Host10 or vstr SubMenu2OP4 etc.

Enjoy Happy

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06-23-2013, 07:51 PM #2

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Originally posted by HnM

Hello everyone

So basically this is an easy ways to make your menu a little bit nicer by making your menu open on the previous option you were on before you closed the menu Happy

1st Off, you are going to use a apad to open on the 1st option at 1st as without this your menu won't load lol

    bind apad_up "bind dpad_up vstr 1stOpen"

set 1stOpen "vstr OpenMenu;vstr Main1"

Note that the vstr Main1 is the 1st menu you open e.g. Main Menu

Then, you need to setup your open set like this ( Not exactly, on the vstr RememberOP )

    set OpenMenu "vstr RememberOP;vstr Shader;vstr MenuBinds"

set RememberOP "" <- Important !

Now that's set up, on your menu base, at the end or start of each set of your menu base (only the ones that you need for the remembrance)

For Example:

set Admin1 "MENU TEXT VSTR'S;set U vstr Admin10;set D vstr Admin2;set RememberOP vstr Admin1"

So at the end of every menu set you want this to work on, you need to include this:

    ;set RememberOP vstr Admin1

For the vstr Admin1, you need to use the set name of the set the menu is, for example vstr Host10 or vstr SubMenu2OP4 etc.

Enjoy Happy

Very Usefull , Good Find Alex Winky Winky

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06-23-2013, 07:54 PM #3

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Ahh easy

But thanks for sharing to other people

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06-23-2013, 09:16 PM #4

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Thanks for sharing this. Im such a noob. Ive been trying to do this for the last 4 months or so and i couldnt come up with anything.

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06-23-2013, 10:31 PM #5

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Originally posted by HnM

Hello everyone

So basically this is an easy ways to make your menu a little bit nicer by making your menu open on the previous option you were on before you closed the menu Happy

1st Off, you are going to use a apad to open on the 1st option at 1st as without this your menu won't load lol

    bind apad_up "bind dpad_up vstr 1stOpen"

set 1stOpen "vstr OpenMenu;vstr Main1"

Note that the vstr Main1 is the 1st menu you open e.g. Main Menu

Then, you need to setup your open set like this ( Not exactly, on the vstr RememberOP )

    set OpenMenu "vstr RememberOP;vstr Shader;vstr MenuBinds"

set RememberOP "" <- Important !

Now that's set up, on your menu base, at the end or start of each set of your menu base (only the ones that you need for the remembrance)

For Example:

set Admin1 "MENU TEXT VSTR'S;set U vstr Admin10;set D vstr Admin2;set RememberOP vstr Admin1"

So at the end of every menu set you want this to work on, you need to include this:

    ;set RememberOP vstr Admin1

For the vstr Admin1, you need to use the set name of the set the menu is, for example vstr Host10 or vstr SubMenu2OP4 etc.

Enjoy Happy

Nice alex will come in handy to some personally I think the remembrance would annoy the hell out of the user after a while lol but what ever people like ha ha Smile

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06-23-2013, 11:08 PM #6

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Originally posted by HnM

Hello everyone

So basically this is an easy ways to make your menu a little bit nicer by making your menu open on the previous option you were on before you closed the menu Happy

1st Off, you are going to use a apad to open on the 1st option at 1st as without this your menu won't load lol

    bind apad_up "bind dpad_up vstr 1stOpen"

set 1stOpen "vstr OpenMenu;vstr Main1"

Note that the vstr Main1 is the 1st menu you open e.g. Main Menu

Then, you need to setup your open set like this ( Not exactly, on the vstr RememberOP )

    set OpenMenu "vstr RememberOP;vstr Shader;vstr MenuBinds"

set RememberOP "" <- Important !

Now that's set up, on your menu base, at the end or start of each set of your menu base (only the ones that you need for the remembrance)

For Example:

set Admin1 "MENU TEXT VSTR'S;set U vstr Admin10;set D vstr Admin2;set RememberOP vstr Admin1"

So at the end of every menu set you want this to work on, you need to include this:

    ;set RememberOP vstr Admin1

For the vstr Admin1, you need to use the set name of the set the menu is, for example vstr Host10 or vstr SubMenu2OP4 etc.

Enjoy Happy

i basically told you about this Smile

06-24-2013, 12:58 AM #7

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Originally posted by HnM

Hello everyone

So basically this is an easy ways to make your menu a little bit nicer by making your menu open on the previous option you were on before you closed the menu Happy

1st Off, you are going to use a apad to open on the 1st option at 1st as without this your menu won't load lol

    bind apad_up "bind dpad_up vstr 1stOpen"

set 1stOpen "vstr OpenMenu;vstr Main1"

Note that the vstr Main1 is the 1st menu you open e.g. Main Menu

Then, you need to setup your open set like this ( Not exactly, on the vstr RememberOP )

    set OpenMenu "vstr RememberOP;vstr Shader;vstr MenuBinds"

set RememberOP "" <- Important !

Now that's set up, on your menu base, at the end or start of each set of your menu base (only the ones that you need for the remembrance)

For Example:

set Admin1 "MENU TEXT VSTR'S;set U vstr Admin10;set D vstr Admin2;set RememberOP vstr Admin1"

So at the end of every menu set you want this to work on, you need to include this:

    ;set RememberOP vstr Admin1

For the vstr Admin1, you need to use the set name of the set the menu is, for example vstr Host10 or vstr SubMenu2OP4 etc.

Enjoy Happy

i been using this for a long time but i coded mine way different and less complicated

06-24-2013, 12:03 PM #8

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Originally posted by HnM

Hello everyone

So basically this is an easy ways to make your menu a little bit nicer by making your menu open on the previous option you were on before you closed the menu Happy

1st Off, you are going to use a apad to open on the 1st option at 1st as without this your menu won't load lol

    bind apad_up "bind dpad_up vstr 1stOpen"

set 1stOpen "vstr OpenMenu;vstr Main1"

Note that the vstr Main1 is the 1st menu you open e.g. Main Menu

Then, you need to setup your open set like this ( Not exactly, on the vstr RememberOP )

    set OpenMenu "vstr RememberOP;vstr Shader;vstr MenuBinds"

set RememberOP "" <- Important !

Now that's set up, on your menu base, at the end or start of each set of your menu base (only the ones that you need for the remembrance)

For Example:

set Admin1 "MENU TEXT VSTR'S;set U vstr Admin10;set D vstr Admin2;set RememberOP vstr Admin1"

So at the end of every menu set you want this to work on, you need to include this:

    ;set RememberOP vstr Admin1

For the vstr Admin1, you need to use the set name of the set the menu is, for example vstr Host10 or vstr SubMenu2OP4 etc.

Enjoy Happy

Amazing Job Smile

06-25-2013, 03:45 AM #9

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lol When you said you found that I thought you were just making more than one menu open line. xD

06-25-2013, 02:48 PM #10

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Wassup Alex, just wondering but wouldn't this be a lot easier?

Bind DPAD_UP "(other variable or dvars);vstr Enter"
Set Enter "vstr (main menus first option variable. In this case it would be 'MM1' Winky Winky

"

The on every option you will have the variable "Enter" overwriting. For example:

Set MM1 "set Enter vstr MM1; (other variables or dvars)"
Set MM2 "set Enter vstr MM2; (other variables or dvars)"
Set MM3 "set Enter vstr MM3; (other variables or svars)"