question about prec and airshots

#1

botmode

0 Frags – +

I know it's not possible for p-rec in its current form to track airshots but is it possible that p-rec could submit a line of text to killstreaks.txt every time you hit an airshot ( similar to logs.tf ) ???

would be sick if it could

I know it's not possible for p-rec in its current form to track airshots but is it possible that p-rec could submit a line of text to killstreaks.txt every time you hit an airshot ( similar to logs.tf ) ???

would be sick if it could

#2

zigzter

-1 Frags – +

Not automatically afaik, but you could do it manually by making a bind similar to:

alias precairshot "prec_mark airshot"
bind p precairshot

Then hit that button instead of the normal one, and just look through your bookmark txt file for "airshot" after the date.

And if you're bored, you can add this to every class config (replacing "soldier" with whatever class it is):

alias precmark "prec_mark soldier"

Then your default bookmark bind will output what class you were playing in the txt file.

Not automatically afaik, but you could do it manually by making a bind similar to:
[code]alias precairshot "prec_mark airshot"
bind p precairshot[/code]
Then hit that button instead of the normal one, and just look through your bookmark txt file for "airshot" after the date.

And if you're bored, you can add this to every class config (replacing "soldier" with whatever class it is):
[code]alias precmark "prec_mark soldier"[/code]

Then your default bookmark bind will output what class you were playing in the txt file.

#3

Rigel

-1 Frags – +

Given that client plugins have to be signed by Valve in order to even work on VAC servers, it would be beneficial, from a programming standpoint, that client plugins be as simple as possible so that the updating and resigning process would go as quickly as possible.

I believe a server-based plugin for this sort of request would be best.

Given that client plugins have to be signed by Valve in order to even work on VAC servers, it would be beneficial, from a programming standpoint, that client plugins be as simple as possible so that the updating and resigning process would go as quickly as possible.

I believe a server-based plugin for this sort of request would be best.

#4

dango

1 Frags – +

I'm pretty sure the airshots in logs.tf are dependent on a server plugin already.

#5

Rigel

-1 Frags – +

They do, but do not record or display ticks for the airshot.