Class Selector Toggle Script

Last edited by BECK on Tue Jan 13, 2015 11:10 am; edited 6 times in total

Uses the number pad buttons to place a toggle script to switch classes and weapons under each key.

End/1 -- Toggler for Field Ops (SMG/AltSMG/Ppsh)
Down Arrow/2 -- Toggler for Soldier (all weapons excluding SMGs)
Pg Down/3 -- Toggler for Covert (all weapons)
Insert / 0 -- Toggler for Engineer (SMG/AltSMG/Ppsh/Riflenade)
Del / . -- Toggler for Medic

Code: ›
bind kp_ins "vstr classengi" // Spawnscript: Engineer
bind kp_end "vstr classfieldop" // Spawnscript: Fieldops
bind kp_downarrow "vstr classsoldier" // Spawnscript: Soldier
bind kp_del "vstr classmedic" // Spawnscript: Medic
bind kp_pgdn "vstr classcovop" // Spawnscript: Covert ops

//
// Spawnscript (Class-selection)
//

set classengi "vstr classengi1"
set classengi1 "vstr classrecycle; class e 1; set classengi vstr classengi2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Engi^o/^3smg""
set classengi2 "class e 2; set classengi vstr classengi3; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Engi^o/^3AltSMG""
set classengi3 "class e 3; set classengi vstr classengi4; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Engi^o/^3Riflenade""
set classengi4 "class e 4; set classengi vstr classengi1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Engi^o/^3PPsh""

set classfieldop "vstr classfieldop1"
set classfieldop1 "vstr classrecycle; class f 1; set classfieldop vstr classfieldop2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3FieldOps^o/^3smg""
set classfieldop2 "class f 2; set classfieldop vstr classfieldop3; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3FieldOps^o/^3AltSMG""
set classfieldop3 "class f 3; set classfieldop vstr classfieldop1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3FieldOps^o/^3Ppsh""

set classsoldier "vstr classsoldier1"
set classsoldier1 "vstr classrecycle; class s 4; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3flamer""
set classsoldier2 "class s 5; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier3; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3panzer""
set classsoldier3 "class s 2; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier4; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3MP40""
set classsoldier4 "class s 3; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier5; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3mg42""
set classsoldier5 "class s 1; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier6; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3Thompson""
set classsoldier6 "class s 6; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier7; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3Mortar""
set classsoldier7 "class s 7; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3PPsh""

set classmedic "vstr classmedic1"
set classmedic1 "vstr classrecycle; class m 1; set classmedic vstr classmedic2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Medic^o/^3smg""
set classmedic2 "class m 2; set classmedic vstr classmedic1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Medic^o/^3AltSMG""

set classcovop "vstr classcovop1"
set classcovop1 "vstr classrecycle; class c 3; set classcovop vstr classcovop2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Covert^a/^3sniper""
set classcovop2 "class c 2; set classcovop vstr classcovop3; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Covert^a/^3fg42""
set classcovop3 "class c 1; set classcovop vstr classcovop1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Covert^a/^3sten""

Pressing each key will select that class and weapon next time you spawn. Echoes the current value on the screen for you, does not print to team chat, though this can easily be modified by doing "say_team" instead of "echo".

EDIT: Added fixed version from 1/13/2015 here.

heeeey, now you guys can be like me and be smart :DDDD

yea thanks, that's exactly what I wanted!

You have posted in this forum: Sat Jan 12, 2013 5:44 pm Post subject:

Soldat script is wrong, (panzer echo gives flamethrower etc)
going to look and see what numbers are misplaced & get back with the results.

Edit - there are probably a lot more values due to silent having alt smg and ppsh.

You have posted in this forum: Sat Jan 12, 2013 7:09 pm Post subject:

yes, this is old. Silent new version added both SMGs.

This is the fixed version

Code: ›
//
// Spawnscript (Class-selection)
//

set classengi "vstr classengi1"
set classengi1 "vstr classrecycle; class e 1; set classengi vstr classengi2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Engi^o/^3smg""
set classengi2 "class e 2; set classengi vstr classengi3; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Engi^o/^3AltSMG""
set classengi3 "class e 3; set classengi vstr classengi4; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Engi^o/^3Riflenade""
set classengi4 "class e 4; set classengi vstr classengi1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Engi^o/^3PPsh""

set classfieldop "vstr classfieldop1"
set classfieldop1 "vstr classrecycle; class f 1; set classfieldop vstr classfieldop2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3FieldOps^o/^3smg""
set classfieldop2 "class f 2; set classfieldop vstr classfieldop3; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3FieldOps^o/^3AltSMG""
set classfieldop3 "class f 3; set classfieldop vstr classfieldop1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3FieldOps^o/^3Ppsh""

set classsoldier "vstr classsoldier1"
set classsoldier1 "vstr classrecycle; class s 4; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3flamer""
set classsoldier2 "class s 5; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier3; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3panzer""
set classsoldier3 "class s 2; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier4; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3MP40""
set classsoldier4 "class s 3; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier5; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3mg42""
set classsoldier5 "class s 1; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier6; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3Thompson""
set classsoldier6 "class s 6; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier7; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3Mortar""
set classsoldier7 "class s 7; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3PPsh""

set classmedic "vstr classrecycle; class m 1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Medic""

set classcovop "vstr classcovop1"
set classcovop1 "vstr classrecycle; class c 3; set classcovop vstr classcovop2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Covert^a/^3sniper""
set classcovop2 "class c 2; set classcovop vstr classcovop3; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Covert^a/^3fg42""
set classcovop3 "class c 1; set classcovop vstr classcovop1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Covert^a/^3sten""
set classrecy

1 - Thompson, 2 - MP40, 3 - MG42, 4 - Flame, 5 - Panzer, 6 - Mortar, 7 - PPsh

Because we also have AltSMG available on our server, one can replace the medic command with a toggle that allows both SMGs

So instead of this:

Quote: › set classmedic "vstr classrecycle; class m 1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Medic""

Copy/paste this:

Code: ›
set classmedic "vstr classmedic1"
set classmedic1 "vstr classrecycle; class m 1; set classmedic vstr classmedic2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Medic^o/^3smg""
set classmedic2 "class m 2; set classmedic vstr classmedic1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Medic^o/^3AltSMG""

The full script for the lazy

Code: ›
//class Script

bind kp_ins "vstr classengi" // Spawnscript: Engineer
bind kp_end "vstr classfieldop" // Spawnscript: Fieldops
bind kp_downarrow "vstr classsoldier" // Spawnscript: Soldier
bind kp_del "vstr classmedic" // Spawnscript: Medic
bind kp_pgdn "vstr classcovop" // Spawnscript: Covert ops

//
// Spawnscript (Class-selection)
//

set classengi "vstr classengi1"
set classengi1 "vstr classrecycle; class e 1; set classengi vstr classengi2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Engi^o/^3smg""
set classengi2 "class e 2; set classengi vstr classengi3; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Engi^o/^3AltSMG""
set classengi3 "class e 3; set classengi vstr classengi4; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Engi^o/^3Riflenade""
set classengi4 "class e 4; set classengi vstr classengi1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Engi^o/^3PPsh""

set classfieldop "vstr classfieldop1"
set classfieldop1 "vstr classrecycle; class f 1; set classfieldop vstr classfieldop2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3FieldOps^o/^3smg""
set classfieldop2 "class f 2; set classfieldop vstr classfieldop3; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3FieldOps^o/^3AltSMG""
set classfieldop3 "class f 3; set classfieldop vstr classfieldop1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3FieldOps^o/^3Ppsh""

set classsoldier "vstr classsoldier1"
set classsoldier1 "vstr classrecycle; class s 4; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3flamer""
set classsoldier2 "class s 5; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier3; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3panzer""
set classsoldier3 "class s 2; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier4; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3MP40""
set classsoldier4 "class s 3; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier5; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3mg42""
set classsoldier5 "class s 1; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier6; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3Thompson""
set classsoldier6 "class s 6; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier7; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3Mortar""
set classsoldier7 "class s 7; set classsoldier vstr classsoldier1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Soldier^d/^3PPsh""

set classmedic "vstr classmedic1"
set classmedic1 "vstr classrecycle; class m 1; set classmedic vstr classmedic2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Medic^o/^3smg""
set classmedic2 "class m 2; set classmedic vstr classmedic1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Medic^o/^3AltSMG""

set classcovop "vstr classcovop1"
set classcovop1 "vstr classrecycle; class c 3; set classcovop vstr classcovop2; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Covert^a/^3sniper""
set classcovop2 "class c 2; set classcovop vstr classcovop3; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Covert^a/^3fg42""
set classcovop3 "class c 1; set classcovop vstr classcovop1; echo "^3>^zClass: ^3Covert^a/^3sten""
//set classrecy

BECK wrote (View Post): › Echoes the current value on the screen for you, does not print to team chat, though this can easily be modified by doing "vsay_team" instead of "echo".

say_team, not vsay_team.

You have posted in this forum: Thu Jul 31, 2014 11:11 pm Post subject:

You have posted in this forum: Sun Aug 03, 2014 6:42 pm Post subject:

Back on topic though; When I modify the script to add the alt/smg for medic, it doesn't seem to work.

You have posted in this forum: Sun Aug 03, 2014 7:13 pm Post subject:

Exec jimmyjohns.cfg?

It's working fine here so I'm not sure...

You have posted in this forum: Sun Aug 03, 2014 8:14 pm Post subject:

Nevermind. I must have put in an extra space somewhere.

You have posted in this forum: Mon Jan 12, 2015 11:58 pm Post subject:

Shouldn't the very last line read 'set classrecycle' instead of 'set classrecy '? I mean it works fine either way I just thought I'd point it out to see if it's something that was overlooked so I can fix it on my cfg.

You have posted in this forum: Tue Jan 13, 2015 8:26 am Post subject:

I don't know man. I didn't write the script I only tweaked it to work with silEnT and specific to my needs. I would say you probably don't need that line at all actually, I'm not sure what it would do.

You have posted in this forum: Tue Jan 13, 2015 9:51 am Post subject:

i have it commented out and the script is working fine like that so I'd say you don't need it

You have posted in this forum: Tue Jan 13, 2015 10:38 am Post subject:

Yeah that line is definitely not needed and definitely and incomplete command. I just took it off and everything works fine, plus now I don't get a warning about using 'set' like I did before.

BECK, I would say remove that line from your first post, as well as maybe adding in the medic toggle line that Sir contributed.