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because IP location services are inaccurate i wouldn't know about this being possible. did you just try that out of the blue?

makedvarserverinfo requires a 2nd parameter specifying the variables value. https://github.com/callofduty4x/CoD4x_Server/blob/ac7401267510cd1758c8c5380298a00502eb3e4d/src/scr_vm_functions.c#L2241 i guess the cod4x version of that function requires the 2nd parameter and the original version doesnt. might be a bug.

that's only a gametracker issue. bots are shown correctly as bots on our masterserver for this one

yes, you can use Plugin_Scr_ExecEntThread or Plugin_Scr_ExecThread to call a gsc function on an entity or without an entity. https://github.com/callofduty4x/CoD4x_Server/blob/master/plugins/function_declarations.h#L260-L262 to call it you need a handle to a scriptfunction. to get the function handle you can use Scr_GetFunc or Scr_GetFunctionHandle.

don't scatter your question to different threads, that's confusing. answer to fraggy where you initially asked! https://cod4x.me/index.php?/forums/topic/3380-cant-get-auth-token/&tab=comments#comment-17167

double opening braces on the if statement

only on steam

using malloc does not initialize memory. you need to use memset to change the contained values. that would need a separate variable anyways. an array in c has no awareness of how "full" it is. it's just a pointer to some memory address.

sounds like you want to have a "resizeable" array. something like that doesn't exist in c or c++. data structures like that can however be easily built with pointers. look up on google what a linked list is. the c++ standard library implements lots of different data structures already. std::vector would be just one example of that. the simplest "c way" to have a resizeable array would be to start with an N elements long array, when you run out of space allocate a new block of memory with length N+x and copy the N elements from the first array to the first N elements of your new array. keep doing that every time you run out of space. .. or just allocate "enough" space at the start of your program. read some c tutorials, that's very basic stuff

all you need is the c standard library. all that crap isn't required. but i'm glad it worked out for you^^

if the file exists and is readable there is a 3rd possibibility. cod4x18_dedrun is a 32bit executable, if you are using it on a 64bit os the 32bit runtime needs to be installed. on ubuntu specifically: sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 sudo apt-get update

https://docs.cod4x.me/cod4x-client/config-files.html if you aren't using the latest windows version it might be somewhere in C:/Documents and Settings or whatever that's called on ancient windows versions.

delete your profile in %appdatalocal%/Callofduty4MW/players

new experience doesn't activate fullbright by default. remove all the crappy scripts and fullbright will be gone. alternatively find the setClientDvar calls in the gsc scripts and fix them.

just a wild guess .. is your account private?

we don't run a discord. the forum is optimal for our purposes as information doesn't get convoluted and hidden away from the public in personal messages. personally i only help people out in private messages when there is a good reason for it.

Click on your profile and you can see your last posts. I probably moved them to the appropriate section as b3 topics are polluting the actual server forums way too often.

this section is for cod4x server plugins, not for b3.

this forum section is for cod4x server plugins, not for b3.

topic moved to offtopic.

wrong section. moved. forum language is english, thx. by modifying the gsc scripts. https://docs.cod4x.me/modding/scriptingguide/quickstart.html

it's not supposed to. just execute "getss" and you will see the parameters that are accepted.

maybe you just debug and figure out why the map name isn't set?

moved to appropriate section. show some effort and formulate a proper question.

sounds to me like a claymore entity was mistaken for a player. might just be an error in your mod or a hickup of the gsc vm.