Ok just need a lil more info from you, and i can solve this.. 1. Is you model file named "tris.obj"? (I need the name of the file itself) 2. Which mode are you using? My instructions will only work in rpg mode. What i can tell you for sure is that you're doing the "obj.cfg" wrong...

just a guess, but maybe that might bring you to the correct way if i am wrong

Cool i know what you're doing wrong.. The same thing happened to me with my first custom model.. You need an obj.cfg in the same folder as your model.. Then you also need the "0.cfg" in the obstacles folder.. Now the best way for me to tell you what goes inside of the "obj.cfg" i...

Hmm.. So a few questions for ya. 1. Is your model in one of the supported formats? 2. Do you have a .cfg file inside the folder with your model? If you cant get your model to work just change "r_obstacle_mdl brick/brick" to "r_obstacle_mdl dcp/barrel" (that model comes with sandb...

There ya go.. You still need to change the "#" to a script number.. You may even be able to take that line out. Sorry for the bad instructions.

Well you can edit the .bat files in windows and add " *> paslog.txt" (without the quotes) at the end of the line it will make a txt file named "paslog" in the same directory as the .bat file.. But i couldnt figure out how to write into the file itself.. Apparently sauerbraten can...

Its pretty neat! Password seems out of place, and the program stops working if 11 or more numbers are used in a single number. (Was just seeing how many numbers it could handle at once)... Still looks good though.

Ok so first thing.. Go to the "data/rpg/games/base" folder now look for a folder named "obstacles" if its not inside there its okay just create a folder named "obstacles", and then open it.. Now make a "#.cfg" (in this case "0.cfg") now open it up in...

Id have to agree with java.. The basics are easy to learn once you figure out how/why they work.. Check out the games that come with the RPG mode to get a better undestanding (thats how i learned a lot).. The wiki is golden! And the cubescript references are great for learning as well.. It just take...

I havent seen anything that would seem like this is possible in cubescript to my knowledge anyways.. Screenshot my be an alternative.. But like i said i havent seen anything mentioning the use of file headers. If the code is there.. It wouldnt be too hard to do at all