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=== DEF Tokens === | === DEF Tokens === | ||
*'''addplayercolor <palnum> <name>''' - Adds a palswap to the list of selectable player colors for multiplayer. | *'''addplayercolor <palnum> <name>''' - Adds a palswap to the list of selectable player colors for multiplayer. | ||
::Example: | ::Example: <code>addplayercolor 17 "Green (Blue Skin)"</code> | ||
*'''delplayercolor <palnum>''' - Deletes a palswap from the list of selectable player colors for multiplayer. A value of -1 deletes them all. (Make sure to define your own after!) | *'''delplayercolor <palnum>''' - Deletes a palswap from the list of selectable player colors for multiplayer. A value of -1 deletes them all. (Make sure to define your own after!) | ||
::Example: | ::Example: <code>delplayercolor 23</code> (Which would make "Yellow" un-selectable.) | ||
=== GameVars === | === GameVars === | ||
*'''predicting''' (Read-only) - Returns the processing state of NetDuke32's prediction system. Useful to prevent desynchronization or visual artifacts in certain scenarios; For example, trying to call | *'''predicting''' (Read-only) - Returns the processing state of NetDuke32's prediction system. Useful to prevent desynchronization or visual artifacts in certain scenarios; For example, trying to call <code>spawn</code> in player code that is normally predicted would result in a de-sync, but guarding it with <code>ifvare predicting 0</code> will make sure it only happens during the canonical gamestate, preserving synchronization. | ||
::Values: | ::Values: | ||
::: 0 = Currently processing canonical gamestate. | ::: 0 = Currently processing canonical gamestate. | ||
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=== Structure Members === | === Structure Members === | ||
==== UserDefs (get/setuserdef[].) ==== | ==== UserDefs (get/setuserdef[].) ==== | ||
'''dmflags''' - A bitfield containing a series of gameplay-affecting flags, such as friendly fire, respawning items, whether or not FOV changes are allowed, etc. | *'''teampal <teamnum>''' - Team's palette number. | ||
::Example: <code>getuserdef[].teampal 2 TEMP // Gets team's palswap.</code> | |||
*'''teamfrags <teamnum>''' - Team's frag count. | |||
::Example: <code>getuserdef[].teampal 2 TEMP // Gets team's frag count.</code> | |||
*'''teamsuicides <teamnum>''' - Team's number of suicides. | |||
::Example: <code>setuserdef[].teamsuicides 2 0 // Sets team's suicides to 0.</code> | |||
*'''dmflags''' - A bitfield containing a series of gameplay-affecting flags, such as friendly fire, respawning items, whether or not FOV changes are allowed, etc. | |||
::Flags: | ::Flags: | ||
:::DMFLAG_FRIENDLYFIRE = 1 | :::DMFLAG_FRIENDLYFIRE = 1 | ||
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:::DMFLAG_ALLOWVISIBILITYCHANGE = 1024 | :::DMFLAG_ALLOWVISIBILITYCHANGE = 1024 | ||
'''m_dmflags''' - Same as above, but contains the flags selected in the menu, before being confirmed and transferred to '''dmflags''' when starting a new map. | *'''m_dmflags''' - Same as above, but contains the flags selected in the menu, before being confirmed and transferred to '''dmflags''' when starting a new map. | ||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
Revision as of 15:42, 7 April 2022
About
NetDuke32 is a multiplayer-centric port based on EDuke32. Started late 2015 as a series of maintenance builds of EDuke32-OldMP, it has since branched out and evolved. NetDuke32 brings new features, QoL (Quality of Life) and netcode improvements, and tries to improve the overall multiplayer experience.
Features
(Page is a work in progress)
Documentation
NetDuke32 has a few few exclusive DEF tokens, GameVars, and structure members to access a few of its unique features. They will be listed here.
DEF Tokens
- addplayercolor <palnum> <name> - Adds a palswap to the list of selectable player colors for multiplayer.
- Example:
addplayercolor 17 "Green (Blue Skin)"
- Example:
- delplayercolor <palnum> - Deletes a palswap from the list of selectable player colors for multiplayer. A value of -1 deletes them all. (Make sure to define your own after!)
- Example:
delplayercolor 23(Which would make "Yellow" un-selectable.)
- Example:
GameVars
- predicting (Read-only) - Returns the processing state of NetDuke32's prediction system. Useful to prevent desynchronization or visual artifacts in certain scenarios; For example, trying to call
spawnin player code that is normally predicted would result in a de-sync, but guarding it withifvare predicting 0will make sure it only happens during the canonical gamestate, preserving synchronization.
- Values:
- 0 = Currently processing canonical gamestate.
- 1 = Currently predicting upcoming gamestate.
- 2 = Making corrections to any mispredictions.
- Values:
- numteams (Read-only) - Returns the number of currently defined teams for TDM.
- DMFLAGS - Gets or sets the current DMFlags. See UserDefs section for a list of flags.
Structure Members
UserDefs (get/setuserdef[].)
- teampal <teamnum> - Team's palette number.
- Example:
getuserdef[].teampal 2 TEMP // Gets team's palswap.
- Example:
- teamfrags <teamnum> - Team's frag count.
- Example:
getuserdef[].teampal 2 TEMP // Gets team's frag count.
- Example:
- teamsuicides <teamnum> - Team's number of suicides.
- Example:
setuserdef[].teamsuicides 2 0 // Sets team's suicides to 0.
- Example:
- dmflags - A bitfield containing a series of gameplay-affecting flags, such as friendly fire, respawning items, whether or not FOV changes are allowed, etc.
- Flags:
- DMFLAG_FRIENDLYFIRE = 1
- DMFLAG_NOMONSTERS = 2
- DMFLAG_RESPAWNMONSTERS = 4
- DMFLAG_RESPAWNITEMS = 8
- DMFLAG_RESPAWNINVENTORY = 16
- DMFLAG_MARKERS = 32
- DMFLAG_NOEXITS = 64
- DMFLAG_WEAPONSTAY = 128
- DMFLAG_NOPLAYERID = 256
- DMFLAG_NOFOVCHANGE = 512
- DMFLAG_ALLOWVISIBILITYCHANGE = 1024
- Flags:
- m_dmflags - Same as above, but contains the flags selected in the menu, before being confirmed and transferred to dmflags when starting a new map.