Can't Get Autoexec to work
Can't Get Autoexec to work
Running vista but have admin rights.
I installed game recently to get back into, got some scripts, loaded them fine, then today i wanted to change I i edited autoexec.cfg (in ETmain) load game up, type /exec autoexec, and it says it's loaded but when i go into server, what's REALLY loaded are my old scripts. so I ask in BBA server and someone suggests /exec etconfig.cfg before I exec the autoexec. I do that and same thing happens, it says it's loaded but it's really not, I double check, the file is updated to scripts i want, there is only 1 .cfg (MY UPDATED). I know BBA is run through jaymod, when i load the BBA server i type /exec autoexec and that still gives me the old settings.
also, I don't know if this matters, when i load the game it says NQ MEMORY on main menu.
same thing happens on this and another server so it's not just you...
I installed game recently to get back into, got some scripts, loaded them fine, then today i wanted to change I i edited autoexec.cfg (in ETmain) load game up, type /exec autoexec, and it says it's loaded but when i go into server, what's REALLY loaded are my old scripts. so I ask in BBA server and someone suggests /exec etconfig.cfg before I exec the autoexec. I do that and same thing happens, it says it's loaded but it's really not, I double check, the file is updated to scripts i want, there is only 1 .cfg (MY UPDATED). I know BBA is run through jaymod, when i load the BBA server i type /exec autoexec and that still gives me the old settings.
also, I don't know if this matters, when i load the game it says NQ MEMORY on main menu.
same thing happens on this and another server so it's not just you...
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Did you installed the 2.60 et patch
maybe thats not the problem but ,you never now ,im not an expert but NQ memory means to me that your running on No quater , switch to jaymod in ET menu and look for the patch 2.60
Hope it will help you
Here is the link for the patch just in case : http://returntocastlewolfenstein.filefr ... dows;39483
Maybe a higher admin wil suggest you something better but while were waiting



Here is the link for the patch just in case : http://returntocastlewolfenstein.filefr ... dows;39483
Maybe a higher admin wil suggest you something better but while were waiting

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no 2.60b is the good one keep it.now go on ET main menu and click on mode you must have in your case no quater but you got to switch to jaymod by clicking on it, ordinary i think when you install jaymod patch,it goes automatically on the the main menu mode(click on mode then Jaymod) thats about the best i can do for you for now ill try to contact an another BBA with higher admin level to asked him whats he think about it.
WE use Jaymod 2.0.5 btw
Hang on
WE use Jaymod 2.0.5 btw
Hang on

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Start ET, then you will see a button on the menu MODS, click it and then select Jaymod and load mod. After it restarts, pull down the console ( ~ key ) and then exec your autoexec to see if it works.mike5a2 wrote:not sure what you mean, I downloaded jaymod via ET by joining your server, then ingame i typed /exec autoexec
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Thats what i was trying to say but hey im a french Canadian.....hard to translate in my head and after it ...typing itZeus wrote: Start ET, then you will see a button on the menu MODS, click it and then select Jaymod and load mod. After it restarts, pull down the console ( ~ key ) and then exec your autoexec to see if it works.

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Better then I could do translating to french.bibizz944x wrote:Thats what i was trying to say but hey im a french Canadian.....hard to translate in my head and after it ...typing itZeus wrote: Start ET, then you will see a button on the menu MODS, click it and then select Jaymod and load mod. After it restarts, pull down the console ( ~ key ) and then exec your autoexec to see if it works.

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Let me have a stab at this.
First thing we need to look at is load order of configs.
It goes something like this.
etmain >> etconfig
etmain >> autoexec
jaymod >> etconfig
jaymod >> autoexec
If you have an autoexec in the jaymod folder, you have to copy your config over it. I suspect when you type the exec command, it first searches the mod folder, then the parent.
You should also realise that you don't actually need to run your script every time you start provided you scripted well using SETA commands instead of just set. Keybinds from script copy over to etconfig, so they only have to be copied once. If you put the config in the main folder under a different name (mine's "gun.cfg") then you can run it while in any mod, so when you switch mods and all your settings change, you can simply exec again. The main point of this is to also show that you don't need autoexec.cfg files. The game runs perfectly well without it and will create it if needed.
For example. My setup is as follows:
etmain >> etconfig
etmain >> gun
jaymod >> etconfig (Auto copies from etmain with new attributes during first launch)
I have only ever run my cfg after I change it. After that, the settings are permanent.
For your research: My Script
First thing we need to look at is load order of configs.
It goes something like this.
etmain >> etconfig
etmain >> autoexec
jaymod >> etconfig
jaymod >> autoexec
If you have an autoexec in the jaymod folder, you have to copy your config over it. I suspect when you type the exec command, it first searches the mod folder, then the parent.
You should also realise that you don't actually need to run your script every time you start provided you scripted well using SETA commands instead of just set. Keybinds from script copy over to etconfig, so they only have to be copied once. If you put the config in the main folder under a different name (mine's "gun.cfg") then you can run it while in any mod, so when you switch mods and all your settings change, you can simply exec again. The main point of this is to also show that you don't need autoexec.cfg files. The game runs perfectly well without it and will create it if needed.
For example. My setup is as follows:
etmain >> etconfig
etmain >> gun
jaymod >> etconfig (Auto copies from etmain with new attributes during first launch)
I have only ever run my cfg after I change it. After that, the settings are permanent.
For your research: My Script

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