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Originally Posted by Deas_Voice
since i lately been forced to use linux without RC ( i did get 64bit os by misstake when i downloaded it, and i dont feel like reinstalling )
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It wouldn't be very hard to download the 32bit version, format your partition and install it. I reformat my Linux partition almost every month because it only takes around an hour in total to backup all my files and set everything back up again.
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Originally Posted by Deas_Voice
i been using scripted-rc, and what brothers me alot in the scripted-rc yet, is that in the file browser doesn't have a search future, so i got to look after a file among 100000 other files, that's a pain. in External RC you could open the folder and type the name, now i gotta look for it by scrolling.
oh and, "edit by text" would be great, for fast editing of npcs in levels!
what do you think?
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I completely agree, especially with the internal text editor for the client rc because I also use Linux and I have to edit levels with the internal text editor within the external rc and it would be awesome if it were enabled for client rc.
On a side note after installing the Beta for Ubuntu 9.10 I swiftly switched back to 9.04 because the remote control wouldn't work on 9.10.
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Originally Posted by fowlplay4
I believe you can code these kind of things into your Scripted RC yourself.
Explore the GUI Objects like so.. (You can find a lot of neat things this way :3)
PHP Code:
//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated() {
for (temp.cont: GUIContainer.controls) echo(temp.cont.name);
}
Find the GUI Object name for the Filebrowser, and add a script event function to "hook" it. I.e: Object.onKeyDown() |
Great but it isn't really an option for most people because they'd have to get NC access to implement it. I had the same response a few months ago when I asked for an option to disable the F6 key for opening the client rc.