Runaway loops

[slackhead]

I'm not sure why, but I tidied up my bash script and added arrays into into it, and now it's listing all 339 maps

r0t.co.uk:26000 if you want to test it

[PrimalLove]

Nice work. On the way. Lemme see the bash!

[Adam]

I couldn't change maps, Is it because I don't have them? It said there was no map named xxxx.map even tho' it was on the list.
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[slackhead]

Nice work. On the way. Lemme see the bash!

Index of /scripts

I couldn't change maps, Is it because I don't have them? It said there was no map named xxxx.map even tho' it was on the list.
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Which map was that you voted for?

[Adam]

I tried a couple, you know, at random.

Maplist

Map xxxxx

Got rejected

Tried to download (which DP can do)

Download xxxx.bsp

Got rejected.

But if you [slackhead] change map then DP autodownloads it and spawns me in.

???

[slackhead]

Hmms I voted for ztndm4 and it picked asylum...

Back to the drawing board.

[slackhead]

Maplist

Map xxxxx

Don't type 'Map' first, just type the map name. If you are alone you'll need to do it twice.

[PrimalLove]

Hmms I voted for ztndm4 and it picked asylum...

Back to the drawing board.

Wha?

[slackhead]

Looks like there's a 255 limit on impulse numbers, which is what BAM's code uses.

[PrimalLove]

Ah yes this is true!

[Adam]

Thanks for the extra maps!

Is there a download all command?

[MadGypsy]

@solution - riiiiight stupid qc doesn't support those operators. Doh! right in my face and foiled by unsupported syntax. I'm ashamed of myself for missing that.

[slackhead]

Thanks for the extra maps!

Is there a download all command?

Index of /maps

[Polarite]

Using Linux.?

If so : wget -r --no-parent http:/bigfoot.quake1.net/maps/

[R00k]

if you want to see what the warp list looks like connect to cax.quakeitup.com
and type warp, then select from the menu, and select a map.

The only thing i do not like about Bam's method is that it is using an alias for
each map.

"alias dm3;w5;impulse 225;w5;impulse 123"

not only does this hog the client's -zone memory (not much issue anymore),
but it slows down the connection process, and a couple people connecting at the same time, can cause a 'hic-up' on the server side.