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level.* - BlackHawkLex - 11-17-2011 Can I see somewhere which functions or attributes I can use via level.* and their code? Where does it lie? RE: level.* - Rendflex - 11-17-2011 Wat? RE: level.* - Arteq - 11-17-2011 blops is shit, mod mw3 bro RE: level.* - Pozzuh - 11-17-2011 (11-17-2011, 17:08)G-Man Wrote: blops is shit, mod mw3 bro mw3 isn't even moddable. And this is a question that applies to all call of duties, I think. Because I don't fully understand the question. lol RE: level.* - iAegle - 11-17-2011 I think he wants to know which function pointers he can use without modifying existing files (for example for a custom gametype) here are some: Code: level.onPrecacheGametype = ::onPrecacheGametype;
level.onStartGameType = ::onStartGameType;
level.onRoundEndGame = ::onRoundEndGame;
level.onTimeLimit = ::onTimeLimit;
level.onOneLeftEvent = ::onOneLeftEvent;
level.onDeadEvent = ::onDeadEvent;
level.onRoundSwitch = ::onRoundSwitch;
level.onSpawnPlayer = ::onSpawnPlayer;
level.onSpawnPlayerUnified = ::onSpawnPlayerUnified;
level.giveCustomLoadout = ::giveCustomLoadout;
level.onPlayerDamage = ::onPlayerDamage;
level.onPlayerScore = ::onPlayerScore;RE: level.* - BlackHawkLex - 11-17-2011 Thanks for ur help guys, i will try to make it easier to understand. So im trying to find the code that is responsible for that: level.onlinegame Where is that defined? RE: level.* - iAegle - 11-17-2011 (11-17-2011, 21:06)BlackHawkLex Wrote: Thanks for ur help guys, i will try to make it easier to understand. So im trying to find the code that is responsible for that: level.onlinegame Probably in globallogic.gsc . download Notepad++ and use the "Find In Files" option (ctrl+f) to find whatever you want
RE: level.* - Rendflex - 11-17-2011 (11-17-2011, 22:06)iAegle Wrote: the "Find In Files" option (ctrl+f) to find whatever you want ![]() ... Spoiler (Click to View) RE: level.* - iAegle - 11-17-2011 (11-17-2011, 22:55)Rendflex Wrote:(11-17-2011, 22:06)iAegle Wrote: the "Find In Files" option (ctrl+f) to find whatever you want Renderflex, why are you always such a hopeless person that shares his mind and always posts something useless? Don't get me wrong, I luv you buddy but JUST GTFO OUT OF THE SERIOUS THREADS ![]() RE: level.* - surtek - 11-17-2011 (11-17-2011, 22:57)iAegle Wrote: Renderflex, why are you always such a hopeless person that shares his mind and always posts something useless? Don't get me wrong, I luv you buddy but JUST GTFO OUT OF THE SERIOUS THREADS |