Medals have now been sent out for DreamHack Community Clash NA Fall 2022
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Medals have now been sent for DreamHack Atlanta 2022!
A tragedy this has not been witnessed by more people since last summer.
adyskyI don’t have much knowledge regarding how the cheatfeed works, but wouldn’t it be possible to make the cues audible instead? Have a tts bot in mumble using private chat for the observer or something?
Its all based on the logaddress function in Source Engine. When you specify an IP and port, the TF2 server will send a constant feed of all activity as a line of log data to that IP. The cheat feed tools that exist ingest that feed, parse it and spit it back out on a web page to be viewed in a nice format.
To do something with audio cues, you would need to have an additional tool that reads that data and connects with mumble etc.
only answer is CUBE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTv8NLFAkJk
RahmedOn the note of AI, nvidia have released some sort of chat bot from it's line of gpu's
With the inevitable AI pc hardware integration, do you think there could be a time where you just ask your computer to give itself a high fps config? Maybe adjust certain changes on the fly without human input?
rahThread in a rahThread...smh this guy
WARHURYEAHhttps://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/719iklqbaYL.jpg
a tattoo's best friend
Wandumplayed a mix on badlands and none of my zoomer teammates knew what shithouse was we need to fix this
ah a man of culture i see
News articles on tftv and on other sites in the past (vanillatf2 etc.) is all created from volunteers writing so generally if someone is going to write an article using their limited time they will write about the top-level content, whether that's news about some Prem or Invite team or news about an upcoming LAN as its the most significant to the widest audience.
If the content pipeline was busier whereby there are more newsposts being written more often then I would say there is room for information about lower divisions to be written too.
This isn't to say that someone cannot write about div 1 right now, it just might not be content that goes into a news post on TFTV for example.
antlers24, this is my reminder I've been doing tf2 stuff since this thread was posted and I was 14 at the time
Now 25, since 13.
i feel decrepit at this point.
shoutout to my whole EssentialsTF crew for i71 - great show all around, everyone was exemplary.
special shoutout to Samus as the rookie LAN observer, fantastic work! 100% better than JMax! (ily really jmax ;) ) (and congrats to you and TurboTabs once again, i'll await my invite!)
shoutout to all the players who did make it to lan, without you there is no tf2 lan.
shoutout to kharne and deanish and proto for being awesome people to work with at Player1Events and always looking to do the best they can for TF2.
My few photos including some production BTS: https://imgur.com/a/I7dKnC8