Hi again,
Thank you for answering my question.
>> My second is:
>> I would like to be able to know THAT server state (the above one) from the
>> client side.
>> How do I achieve? Is there a variable that I can check from the client side
to
>> know the server state?
>> I really don't want to do any hacking with variable exporting...blah blah
>blah.
>I don't quite get it, if you're on the client-side, you need to check the
>client
>state rather than the server state, anyway, as the server part is embedded in
>>the client code, you can add a function, defined in qcommon/qcommon.h, that
>return that value if you don't want to use a var
To make my question simple, how do I check whether the Game has started or not
on the client-side?
Regarding your kind suggestion of adding a function to qcommon/qcommon.h, I am
afraid that I do not know how to do that. Do functions that are inside
qcommon.h
are accessible by both the server and client side alike? If so, then why don't
I
just move the sv variable over there?
Thank you again,
Yasir
----- Original Message ----
From: uZu <u...@qlone.org>
To: ioquake3@lists.ioquake.org
Sent: Mon, May 23, 2011 8:55:45 PM
Subject: Re: [ioquake3] How do I check the server state from the client side?
Hello,
Le 23/05/2011 12:04, Yasir I. Al-Dosary - zgzg2020™ a écrit :
> Hi,
> I have two questions:
> I want to start calculating something after the server has finished loading
the
> map, and the Game has started running.
> 1- Which flag tells me that the server has reached that state or not? I have
> researched it, and it seems that it is
> sv.state = SS_GAME
> right? If not, please tell me which one it is.
yes
> typedef enum {
> SS_DEAD, // no map loaded
> SS_LOADING, // spawning level entities
> SS_GAME // actively running
> } serverState_t;
>
> My second is:
> I would like to be able to know THAT server state (the above one) from the
> client side.
> How do I achieve? Is there a variable that I can check from the client side to
> know the server state?
> I really don't want to do any hacking with variable exporting...blah blah
blah.
I don't quite get it, if you're on the client-side, you need to check the
client
state rather than the server state, anyway, as the server part is embedded in
the client code, you can add a function, defined in qcommon/qcommon.h, that
return that value if you don't want to use a var
> Thank you in advance!
> Yasir
have a nice day
uZu
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