how do i highlight the killnotices i want (white like in pov demos) in a stv demo?
stv demos killfeed
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Yeah I'd like to know as well danish knows for sure I even asked on a YouTube comment but I got no response
Yeah I'd like to know as well danish knows for sure I even asked on a YouTube comment but I got no response
Download and use the plugin StatusSpec, which can be found here: http://www.teamfortress.tv/17560/statusspec
It has a function that enables highlighted killfeed for players even on an stv. First you'll need to enter the following command: statusspec_localplayer_enabled 1
This will enable the feature.
You next have to specify which player you would like the killfeed highlighted for. Unfortunately, the most convenient command to do this, statusspec_localplayer_set_current_target, has been broken for a while and doesn't look like it will be fixed anytime soon.
Fortunately, an alternative exists. You can still use statusspec_localplayer_player just fine.
In order to use this command you need to enter the following into console: statusspec_localplayer_player x,
where "x" is the player index number. Basically, if there are 12 people in the server, each player will have a number assigned to them ranging from 1-13 I believe (13 because it counts the free camera located inside the map as a player for some reason). It will take some trial and error to find the correct number corresponding to the player you want the killfeed highlighted for but it shouldn't take too long at all.
So for example, if the player you wanted to highlight the killfeed for had an index number of "5" you'd first enable the localplayer feature, i.e. enter statusspec_localplayer_enabled 1 into console. Then you'd enter statusspec_localplayer_player 5 into console. The killfeed for that player should now be highlighted.
I was really frustrated for ages thinking that the plugin was broken but was so happy when Beater told me about this alternative method. So yeah, I hope this helps!
Download and use the plugin StatusSpec, which can be found here: http://www.teamfortress.tv/17560/statusspec
It has a function that enables highlighted killfeed for players even on an stv. First you'll need to enter the following command: [i]statusspec_localplayer_enabled 1[/i]
This will enable the feature.
You next have to specify which player you would like the killfeed highlighted for. Unfortunately, the most convenient command to do this, [i]statusspec_localplayer_set_current_target[/i], has been broken for a while and doesn't look like it will be fixed anytime soon.
Fortunately, an alternative exists. You can still use [i]statusspec_localplayer_player[/i] just fine.
In order to use this command you need to enter the following into console: [i]statusspec_localplayer_player x[/i],
where "x" is the player index number. Basically, if there are 12 people in the server, each player will have a number assigned to them ranging from 1-13 I believe (13 because it counts the free camera located inside the map as a player for some reason). It will take some trial and error to find the correct number corresponding to the player you want the killfeed highlighted for but it shouldn't take too long at all.
So for example, if the player you wanted to highlight the killfeed for had an index number of "5" you'd first enable the localplayer feature, i.e. enter [i]statusspec_localplayer_enabled 1[/i] into console. Then you'd enter [i]statusspec_localplayer_player 5[/i] into console. The killfeed for that player should now be highlighted.
I was really frustrated for ages thinking that the plugin was broken but was so happy when Beater told me about this alternative method. So yeah, I hope this helps!
It has a function that enables highlighted killfeed for players even on an stv. First you'll need to enter the following command: [i]statusspec_localplayer_enabled 1[/i]
This will enable the feature.
You next have to specify which player you would like the killfeed highlighted for. Unfortunately, the most convenient command to do this, [i]statusspec_localplayer_set_current_target[/i], has been broken for a while and doesn't look like it will be fixed anytime soon.
Fortunately, an alternative exists. You can still use [i]statusspec_localplayer_player[/i] just fine.
In order to use this command you need to enter the following into console: [i]statusspec_localplayer_player x[/i],
where "x" is the player index number. Basically, if there are 12 people in the server, each player will have a number assigned to them ranging from 1-13 I believe (13 because it counts the free camera located inside the map as a player for some reason). It will take some trial and error to find the correct number corresponding to the player you want the killfeed highlighted for but it shouldn't take too long at all.
So for example, if the player you wanted to highlight the killfeed for had an index number of "5" you'd first enable the localplayer feature, i.e. enter [i]statusspec_localplayer_enabled 1[/i] into console. Then you'd enter [i]statusspec_localplayer_player 5[/i] into console. The killfeed for that player should now be highlighted.
I was really frustrated for ages thinking that the plugin was broken but was so happy when Beater told me about this alternative method. So yeah, I hope this helps!
@Paulsen thanks so much for the guidance, I never knew this was possible
@Paulsen thanks so much for the guidance, I never knew this was possible
@Paulsen I followed your directions to enable statusspec and entered the commands you told me as you described, including the directions in Github to launch TF2 in insecure mode.
PaulsenFirst you'll need to enter the following command: statusspec_localplayer_enabled 1
This will enable the feature... You can still use statusspec_localplayer_player just fine.
In order to use this command you need to enter the following into console: statusspec_localplayer_player x,
where "x" is the player index number...
So for example, if the player you wanted to highlight the killfeed for had an index number of "5" you'd first enable the localplayer feature, i.e. enter statusspec_localplayer_enabled 1 into console. Then you'd enter statusspec_localplayer_player 5 into console. The killfeed for that player should now be highlighted.
However, none of this worked. No matter what number I put for statusspec_localplayer_player, nothing in the killfeed would be highlighted. Do you have any idea what I could do to fix this?
@Paulsen I followed your directions to enable statusspec and entered the commands you told me as you described, including the directions in Github to launch TF2 in insecure mode.
[quote=Paulsen]First you'll need to enter the following command: [i]statusspec_localplayer_enabled 1[/i]
This will enable the feature... You can still use [i]statusspec_localplayer_player[/i] just fine.
In order to use this command you need to enter the following into console: [i]statusspec_localplayer_player x[/i],
where "x" is the player index number...
So for example, if the player you wanted to highlight the killfeed for had an index number of "5" you'd first enable the localplayer feature, i.e. enter [i]statusspec_localplayer_enabled 1[/i] into console. Then you'd enter [i]statusspec_localplayer_player 5[/i] into console. The killfeed for that player should now be highlighted.[/quote]
However, none of this worked. No matter what number I put for statusspec_localplayer_player, nothing in the killfeed would be highlighted. Do you have any idea what I could do to fix this?
[quote=Paulsen]First you'll need to enter the following command: [i]statusspec_localplayer_enabled 1[/i]
This will enable the feature... You can still use [i]statusspec_localplayer_player[/i] just fine.
In order to use this command you need to enter the following into console: [i]statusspec_localplayer_player x[/i],
where "x" is the player index number...
So for example, if the player you wanted to highlight the killfeed for had an index number of "5" you'd first enable the localplayer feature, i.e. enter [i]statusspec_localplayer_enabled 1[/i] into console. Then you'd enter [i]statusspec_localplayer_player 5[/i] into console. The killfeed for that player should now be highlighted.[/quote]
However, none of this worked. No matter what number I put for statusspec_localplayer_player, nothing in the killfeed would be highlighted. Do you have any idea what I could do to fix this?
oJAlso doesn't work for me
castingessentials is the spiritual successor use that
[quote=oJ]Also doesn't work for me[/quote]
castingessentials is the spiritual successor use that
castingessentials is the spiritual successor use that
EoNcastingessentials is the spiritual successor use that
A link to the plugin thread or download might help ;)
[quote=EoN]castingessentials is the spiritual successor use that[/quote]
A [url=http://www.teamfortress.tv/37923/castingessentials-spectator-plugin]link to the plugin thread[/url] or [url=https://github.com/PazerOP/CastingEssentials/releases/latest]download[/url] might help ;)
A [url=http://www.teamfortress.tv/37923/castingessentials-spectator-plugin]link to the plugin thread[/url] or [url=https://github.com/PazerOP/CastingEssentials/releases/latest]download[/url] might help ;)
how could I use the CastingEssentials to highlight the killfeed of a player? I just installed it in my custom and nothing worked when I spected player in stv
how could I use the CastingEssentials to highlight the killfeed of a player? I just installed it in my custom and nothing worked when I spected player in stv
Ikki520how could I use the CastingEssentials to highlight the killfeed of a player? I just installed it in my custom and nothing worked when I spected player in stv
ce_localplayer_enabled 1
ce_localplayer_track_spec_target 1
it's all in the CE wiki
[quote=Ikki520]how could I use the CastingEssentials to highlight the killfeed of a player? I just installed it in my custom and nothing worked when I spected player in stv[/quote]
ce_localplayer_enabled 1
ce_localplayer_track_spec_target 1
it's all in the [url=https://github.com/PazerOP/CastingEssentials/wiki]CE wiki[/url]
ce_localplayer_enabled 1
ce_localplayer_track_spec_target 1
it's all in the [url=https://github.com/PazerOP/CastingEssentials/wiki]CE wiki[/url]
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