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Gaoesa: /* sv_cvar */

2014-09-18T22:08:57Z

sv_cvar

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	= sv_cvar =		= sv_cvar =

	The sv_cvar command is a more flexible method for forcing client cvars. As well as matching equal values, it supports value ranges and string checks. The command is constructed with at least 2 parameters. The following lists all supported ~~options~~. Note that for all the first level argumets, there are both short and long form that can be used equally.		The sv_cvar command is a more flexible method for forcing client cvars. As well as matching equal values, it supports value ranges and string checks. The command is constructed with at least 2 parameters. The following lists all supported parameters. Note that for all the first level argumets, there are both short and long form that can be used equally.

	== EQ / EQUAL ==		== EQ / EQUAL ==

Gaoesa: /* sv_cvar */

2014-09-18T22:00:40Z

sv_cvar

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	= sv_cvar =		= sv_cvar =

	The sv_cvar command is a more flexible method for forcing client cvars. As well as matching equal values, it supports value ranges and string checks. The command is constructed with at least 2 parameters. The following lists all supported options.		The sv_cvar command is a more flexible method for forcing client cvars. As well as matching equal values, it supports value ranges and string checks. The command is constructed with at least 2 parameters. The following lists all supported options. Note that for all the first level argumets, there are both short and long form that can be used equally.

	== EQ ==		== EQ / EQUAL ==

	Matches the exact value for the cvar.		Matches the exact value for the cvar.
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	This is equal to "forcecvar snaps 20", except that the value is checked on each frame instead of making it a read only value.		This is equal to "forcecvar snaps 20", except that the value is checked on each frame instead of making it a read only value.

	== G ==		== G / GREATER ==

	The cvar value must be greater than.		The cvar value must be greater than.
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	This forces the snap value to be at least 21. If the original client value is smaller than 21, it is set automatically to 21. Otherwise nothing is done to it.		This forces the snap value to be at least 21. If the original client value is smaller than 21, it is set automatically to 21. Otherwise nothing is done to it.

	== GE ==		== GE / GREATEREQUAL ==

	The cvar value must be greater than or equal.		The cvar value must be greater than or equal.
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	This forces the snaps value to be 20 or greater. If the original client value is smaller than 20, it is set automatically to 20. Otherwise nothing is done to it.		This forces the snaps value to be 20 or greater. If the original client value is smaller than 20, it is set automatically to 20. Otherwise nothing is done to it.

	== L ==		== L / LOWER ==

	The cvar value must be smaller than.		The cvar value must be smaller than.
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	This forces the snaps to be 19 or smaller. If the original client value is 20 or bigger, it is set to 19. Otherwise nothing is done to it.		This forces the snaps to be 19 or smaller. If the original client value is 20 or bigger, it is set to 19. Otherwise nothing is done to it.

	== LE ==		== LE / LOWEREQUAL ==

	The cvar value must be smaller than or equal.		The cvar value must be smaller than or equal.
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	This forces the snaps to be 20 or smaller. If the original client value is 21 or bigger, it is set to 20. Otherwise nothing is done to it.		This forces the snaps to be 20 or smaller. If the original client value is 21 or bigger, it is set to 20. Otherwise nothing is done to it.

	== IN ==		== IN / INSIDE ==

	The cvar is forced to be inside given range of values.		The cvar is forced to be inside given range of values.
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	This forces the cg_fov value to inside the (90,120) range. If the original cg_fov is lower than 90, it is set to 90. If it is higher than 120, it is set to 120. Otherwise nothing is done to it.		This forces the cg_fov value to inside the (90,120) range. If the original cg_fov is lower than 90, it is set to 90. If it is higher than 120, it is set to 120. Otherwise nothing is done to it.

	== INC ==		== INC / INCLUDE ==

	The cvar as a string must contain the given substring.		The cvar as a string must contain the given substring.
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	If the mystr cvar does not contain "test" anywhere in it, the "withtest" string is set to be the mystr value.		If the mystr cvar does not contain "test" anywhere in it, the "withtest" string is set to be the mystr value.

	== EXC ==		== EXC / EXCLUDE ==

	The cvar as a string must exclude the given substring.		The cvar as a string must exclude the given substring.

Gaoesa: /* Description */

2014-09-18T21:19:55Z

Description

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	silEnT server is able to force client cvars to certain values or ranges by using forcecvar and sv_cvar commands. '''sv_cvarempty''' will clear all the sv_cvar commands the server has loaded.		silEnT server is able to force client cvars to certain values or ranges by using forcecvar and sv_cvar commands. '''sv_cvarempty''' will clear all the sv_cvar commands the server has loaded.

	To use the possibility, the g_mapConfigs must be set. All forcecvar and sv_cvar commands ~~that~~ are placed in the mapconfig files. The default.cfg, will be executed on every map start. Those settings can be overloaded by using a map specific cfg ([mapname].cfg).		To use the possibility, the g_mapConfigs cvar must be set. All '''forcecvar''' and '''sv_cvar''' commands are placed in the mapconfig files. The default.cfg, will be executed on every map start. Those settings can be overloaded by using a map specific cfg ([mapname].cfg).

	= forcecvar =		= forcecvar =

Gaoesa at 20:45, 18 September 2014

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 To use the possibility, the g_mapConfigs must be set. All forcecvar and sv_cvar commands that are placed in the mapconfig files. The default.cfg, will be executed on every map start. Those settings can be overloaded by using a map specific cfg ([mapname].cfg).
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Gaoesa at 20:10, 18 September 2014

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-silEnT server is able to force client cvars to certain values or ranges by using forcecvar and sv_cvar commands. sv_cvarempty will clear all the sv_cvar commands the server has loaded.
+= Description =
-To use the possibility, the g_mapConfigs must be set. All forcecvar and sv_cvar commands that are placed in the default.cfg, will be executed on every map start. Those settings can be overloaded by using a map specific cfg name [mapname].cfg. More help is available at silEnT forums.
+silEnT server is able to force client cvars to certain values or ranges by using forcecvar and sv_cvar commands. '''sv_cvarempty''' will clear all the sv_cvar commands the server has loaded.
 This page is still a stub. More detailed documentation to come.

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silEnT server is able to force client cvars to certain values or ranges by using forcecvar and sv_cvar commands. sv_cvarempty will clear all the sv_cvar commands the server has loaded.

To use the possibility, the g_mapConfigs must be set. All forcecvar and sv_cvar commands that are placed in the default.cfg, will be executed on every map start. Those settings can be overloaded by using a map specific cfg name [mapname].cfg. More help is available at silEnT forums.

This page is still a stub. More detailed documentation to come.