//OPEN-SOURCE!

https://github.com/Wolfered/MW2-GSC-Tool

GitHub needed (i think, first )

 

 

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Very cool. Thanks Wolfered

My little update... v0.3

Source Code: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?su7rgihx4oxqqho

Download: Attached File

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I felt it needed Colour and Credits...

( Also added a HELP button for those who dont know like ANYTHING about this... :roll: )

My little update... v0.3

Source Code: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?su7rgihx4oxqqho

Download: Attached File

VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/file/13869a9 ... 336150729/

I felt it needed Colour and Credits...

( Also added a HELP button for those who dont know like ANYTHING about this... :roll: )

Lol nice i like it

but the MW2 BackGround sort of makes it less unique, if you get my drift?

I like the splash screen though

My little update... v0.3

Source Code: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?su7rgihx4oxqqho

Download: Attached File

VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/file/13869a9 ... 336150729/

I felt it needed Colour and Credits...

( Also added a HELP button for those who dont know like ANYTHING about this... :roll: )

Lol nice i like it

but the MW2 BackGround sort of makes it less unique, if you get my drift?

I like the splash screen though

Yeah, I might change it to something abstracty... Except t

It was difficult on finding abstract art that looked good AND allowed ALL the text to be seen...

My little update... v0.3

Source Code: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?su7rgihx4oxqqho

Download: Attached File

VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/file/13869a9 ... 336150729/

I felt it needed Colour and Credits...

( Also added a HELP button for those who dont know like ANYTHING about this... :roll: )

Lol nice i like it

but the MW2 BackGround sort of makes it less unique, if you get my drift?

I like the splash screen though

Yeah, I might change it to something abstracty... Except t

It was difficult on finding abstract art that looked good AND allowed ALL the text to be seen...

Fair Enough

>vb.net

i seriously hope you aren't using this

>vb.net

i seriously hope you aren't using this

visual basic?

Problem?

>vb.net

i seriously hope you aren't using this

visual basic?

Problem?

very problem

>vb.net

i seriously hope you aren't using this

visual basic?

Problem?

You must excuse dot, as almost everyone if not all use C++ because they are quote on quote... "Advanced"

>vb.net

i seriously hope you aren't using this

visual basic?

Problem?

very problem

Whether or not i coded it in C++ or VB doesn't make a difference, except that VB is quicker and uses less code, and easier to clean up and understand, i could learn basic C++ coding in less than week (probably not not tryna offend hard working C++ coders here), i learnt javascript in 1 day, made a mod for minecraft (a year ago) got 6000+ downloads

I started putting the DVARs in a database (just for sh!ts and giggles). Wanted to know how to extract all of the dvars from MW2. I tried dvarlist >> mw2dvarlist.txt also tried just dvarlist. I don't want to copy and paste form the console log. Is there a way to write them to a file so they can be imported into a DB?

 

Thanks,

Kelso

I started putting the DVARs in a database (just for sh!ts and giggles). Wanted to know how to extract all of the dvars from MW2. I tried dvarlist >> mw2dvarlist.txt also tried just dvarlist. I don't want to copy and paste form the console log. Is there a way to write them to a file so they can be imported into a DB?

 

Thanks,

Kelso

I haven't really done much work with databases :/ i think your gonna have to search around

I started putting the DVARs in a database (just for sh!ts and giggles). Wanted to know how to extract all of the dvars from MW2. I tried dvarlist >> mw2dvarlist.txt also tried just dvarlist. I don't want to copy and paste form the console log. Is there a way to write them to a file so they can be imported into a DB?

 

Thanks,

Kelso

There's plenty of DVAR lists around. If I were you, I'd just write a script to split each line up into useful segments, then insert each segment into a column and each line into a row. If that makes any sense at all. I have been known to use my own special version of English.

I can import it into a database without problem. I was just looking for an accurate list (ie. 4D1/IW4M.EXE w/iw4m.dll). dvardump and dvarlist will print the list, but was looking for a console command to extract them in a text file. Much like you can use a command.exe prompt like "dir >> directory.txt" will store the printed list into a file called directory.txt. I was looking for some command similar to that from the console to get the dvars into a text file. I can then import it from there without problems.

 

Thanks,

Kelso

I can import it into a database without problem. I was just looking for an accurate list (ie. 4D1/IW4M.EXE w/iw4m.dll). dvardump and dvarlist will print the list, but was looking for a console command to extract them in a text file. Much like you can use a command.exe prompt like "dir >> directory.txt" will store the printed list into a file called directory.txt. I was looking for some command similar to that from the console to get the dvars into a text file. I can then import it from there without problems.

 

Thanks,

Kelso

I don't know of one. The beauty of open source, however, is you could make your own

This, is epic

It might help and give me the motivation to learn GSC

This, is epic

It might help and give me the motivation to learn GSC

Lol, well thats why i made it

Bump.......

Bump.......

Thinking of making a new one of this, except for the code used for making .menu files, what do you think?

Bump.......

Thinking of making a new one of this, except for the code used for making .menu files, what do you think?

You should make one with a Visual Studio-esque UI (create box, drag to resize etc). That would make me love you forever.