Hey guys. Was wondering tonight after watching Plats stream for a bit, what do I need to do to have the server spitting out the time left in round/map in chat? When the time limit was set to 0 it read no "time limit set". Is it a plugin or something?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Do you mean the "timeleft" command in the console?
something in regards to that i think, but it's being spit out automatically ever 10 seconds or so. I tried to set up that advertise plugin to do something like that but i didn't have much luck.
I know in L4D they have a 'wait' command that will automatically execute whatever follows it after the set amount of time. I don't know if that's a thing in TF2.
wait is disabled in almost all servers now. However if you're worried about time left there's now an option with huds to display the server time left. Really good for tracking ubers as this timer doesn't change when points are captured.
Check to see if your hud has it set up by putting "tf_hud_showservertimelimit 1" in console. If it is not Crespi made a really good guide on how you can add it yourself fairly easily.
http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/11019-hud-edit-server-time-limit-timer
Check to see if your hud has it set up by putting "tf_hud_showservertimelimit 1" in console. If it is not Crespi made a really good guide on how you can add it yourself fairly easily.
http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/11019-hud-edit-server-time-limit-timer
I have it so that whenever I open up scoreboard it runs the "timeleft" command. Might be a workaround for you.
That isn't a server thing, it's a client thing. He binds tab to include a command that shows how much time is left, as well as the scoreboard. The following is the alias and the bind:
alias +scoreboard "+showscores; timeleft; net_graph 4"
alias -scoreboard "-showscores; net_graph 0"
bind tab +scoreboard
Note: this also includes net_graph, which is pretty useful as well.
alias +scoreboard "+showscores; timeleft; net_graph 4"
alias -scoreboard "-showscores; net_graph 0"
bind tab +scoreboard
Note: this also includes net_graph, which is pretty useful as well.