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Hi, I hacked up a new custom command that I called "/track"
When you type "/track <username>" your gproxy bot will issue a /whois
<username> command every 4 seconds and when it detects the the user (could be a
regular user or a bot that hosts games regulary) has entered a game it will
play a sound (on win32) and start "looking" for that game (as if you had typed
/game <gamename>)
This is very useful for me as I don't have to type long game names... and if
I'm trying to join the next game that a bot is going to host I don't have to
sit there manually typing /whois waiting for it to host....
As far as the sound effect goes, it just looks for a file "track_done.wav" in
the current directory (where gproxy.exe is).... no errors will happen if the
file doesn't exist.
For me the sound effect is key becase I'll minimize windows and start doing
other stuff waiting for the game I'm interested in to host....
If anyone wants to use this patch (and can't apply it and compile gproxy
themselves) let me know, and I'll send a compiled version to you.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by [email protected] on 7 Mar 2011 at 1:41
Two new commands
/track <username> & /trackoff
This will /whois username every 4 seconds, and once they are in-game, it will automatically search for that users game via /game gamename.
This will also play track_done.wav once the player is in-game. This is to notify the user is in-game, and GProxy is searching for their game name.
Code was provided by a previous suggestion made in 2011.
(w3gh#5)
• Sound notification works/tested on Windows/Mac.
• track_done.wav provided with compiled GProxy on ENT Gaming Wiki.
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Sep 25, 2018
Two new commands
/track <username> & /trackoff
This will /whois username every 4 seconds, and once they are in-game, it will automatically search for that users game via /game gamename.
This will also play track_done.wav once the player is in-game. This is to notify the user is in-game, and GProxy is searching for their game name.
Code was provided by a previous suggestion made in 2011.
(w3gh#5)
• Sound notification works/tested on Windows/Mac.
• track_done.wav provided with compiled GProxy on ENT Gaming Wiki.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
[email protected]
on 7 Mar 2011 at 1:41Attachments:
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