etconfig

wolfenstein logo

admin — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 23:12:11 +0000

The wolfenstein logo is one of the most known and recognized logos in the gaming world. The wolfenstein logo is a combination of a stylized double-headed eagle, in a setup of a “W” letter – standing for Wolfenstein. Also the text near the symbol “Wolfenstein” is very specific from the “45 degrees margins” of the letters.

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ET color codes

admin — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 22:40:26 +0000

ET color codes are codes which can be used to colorize any text which appears in the game (in binds, in console, names, etc.)
There are 32 Et color codes available (also probably in all of quake engine based games).

Usage: caret character (^) followed by another character.
Example: ^1red ^2green ^4blue
Produces: red green blue

It is used mostly to create cool nicknames or attention-full binds.

Nickname example: ^1*^3Gre4t^1*^2Kill3r
Produces: *Gre4t*Kill3r

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ET color codes:

Index	HTML color	Characters
0	#000000	0 P p ° Ð ð
1	#ff0000	1 Q q ± Ñ ñ
2	#00ff00	2 R r ² Ò ò
3	#ffff00	3 S s ³ Ó ó
4	#0000ff	4 T t Ž Ô ô
5	#00ffff	5 U u µ Õ õ
6	#ff00ff	6 V v ¶ Ö ö
7	#ffffff	7 W w · × ÷
8	#ff7f00	8 X x ž Ø ø
9	#7f7f7f	9 Y y ¹ Ù ù
10	#bfbfbf	: Z z º Ú ú
11	#bfbfbf	; [ { » Û û
12	#007f00	< \ \| Œ Ü ü
13	#7f7f00	= ] } œ Ý ý
14	#00007f	> ^ ~ Ÿ Þ þ
15	#7f0000	? _ ¿ ß ÿ
16	#7f3f00	@ ` À à
17	#ff9919	! A a ¡ Á á
18	#007f7f	” B b ¢ Â â
19	#7f007f	# C c £ Ã ã
20	#007fff	$ D d € Ä ä
21	#7f00ff	% E e ¥ Å å
22	#3399cc	& F f Š Æ æ
23	#ccffcc	‘ G g § Ç ç
24	#006633	( H h š È è
25	#ff0033	) I i © É é
26	#b21919	* J j ª Ê ê
27	#993300	+ K k « Ë ë
28	#cc9933	, L l ¬ Ì ì
29	#999933	- M m Í í
30	#ffffbf	. N n ® Î î
31	#ffff7f	/ O o ¯ Ï ï

Cvar restrictions

admin — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 22:31:28 +0000

Cvar restrictions are actually used for balancing the game. Cvar restrictions are warning the user (by displaying on the screen) that their cvars are out of range. Basically these are forcing the users to use certain range of setting values of cvars.

If a user is not respecting these range of values, that a server permits, they can get kicked out of the server by PunkBuster (Punkbuster enabled servers only). The warning messages of cvar restrictions, begins as the user enters the server and after 1-2 (?) minutes Punkbuster kicks the user from the server for a specific amount of time (usually 3-5 min.) if these cvar settings are still out of range.

forcecvar = forced CVARs
sv_cvar = etpro CVAR restrictions
pb_sv_cvar = PunkBuster CVAR restrictions

what are cvars?

admin — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 22:19:59 +0000

CVARS are console variables. Cvars are used to modify anything which can be modified in the game. Usually a server configuration can be made in such a way, that a user can modify the game settings using these cvars.

CVAR types (the cvar name begins with):

b = bani for etpro cvars
cf = game stats
cg = client game
cl = client engine
com = common
con = console
demo = demo view
m = mouse
net = configs netcode
r = renderer
s = sound settings
ui = user interface and browser settings
vid = video positioning
vm = virtual machine

cg_atmosphericEffects

admin — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 03:20:58 +0000

The cg_atmosphericEffects displays or not the atmospheric effects like snowing or raining.

Usage:
/seta cg_atmosphericEffects 1
then do:
/vid_restart

Values: “1″ (displays) or “0″ (not displays)
Default: “1″

Note:
Setting cg_atmosphericEffects off helps (increases) your FPS (Frames per Second), so you will be able to see the movement smother. In the same time it reduces the lag.

cg_coronas

admin — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 03:15:33 +0000

The cg_coronas displays or not the corona effects around lights.

Usage:
/seta cg_coronas 1
then do:
/vid_restart

Values: “0″ (on) or “1″ (off)
Default: “1″

Note:
Setting cg_coronas off helps (increases) your FPS (Frames per Second), so you will be able to see the movement smother.

cg_brassTime

admin — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 03:11:06 +0000

The cg_brassTime determines how long the “brass” or “cartridges” are visible on the ground when using weapons such as Machinegun or Shotgun.

Usage:
/seta cg_brassTime 0
then do:
/vid_restart

Values: between “0″ (off) and “3000″ (cartridges are visible long time after the shot)
Default: “2500″

Note:
Setting cg_brassTime off helps (increases) your FPS (Frames per Second), so you will be able to see the movement smother.

cg_shadows

admin — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 02:59:59 +0000

The cg_shadows controls distance at which curves are dropped (it makes the objects more rough after a distance).

Usage:
/seta cg_shadows 1
then do:
/vid_restart

Values:
“0″ (no shadows)
“1″ (basic shaped shadows)
“2″ (contured but transparent shadows)
“4″ (very hard contured and dark shadows)
Default: “1″

Note:
Setting cg_shadows off (0) helps (increases) your FPS (Frames per Second), so you will be able to see the movement smother.

r_lodCurveError

admin — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 02:41:06 +0000

The r_lodCurveError controls distance at which curves are dropped (it makes the objects more rough after a distance).

Usage:
/seta r_lodCurveError 250
then do:
/vid_restart

Values: between “0″ (always drop curves) and “10000″ (never drops curves)
Default: “250″

Note:
Setting r_lodCurveError to a smaller value helps (increases) your FPS (Frames per Second), so you will be able to see the movement smother.

r_lodbias

admin — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 02:31:08 +0000

The r_lodbias determines the geometric detail level.

Usage:
/seta r_lodbias 1
then do:
/vid_restart

Values: “0″ = high, “1″ = medium, “2″ = low, “3″ = custom
Default: “0″

Note:
Setting r_lodbias to low “2″ it helps (increases) your FPS (Frames per Second), so you will be able to see the movement smother. Also this low setting cuts out some small details from trees, so you can see through more easily.