Hello
It’s just short question: is there a cvar that regulates the appearance of that skill bracket:
There should be those small skill progess bars for Battle Sense, Sth and Class Skill.
Kind regards,
Karus
EDIT: lol, I run nq 1.2.9 b5 at 2.60b (Linux)
I have looked into cfg and apparently those lines seem to be making defect:
set skill_LightWeapons “30 80 140 340 640 800 170 2500 3600”////
set skill_BattleSense “30 80 140 340 640 800 170 2500 3600”
set skill_Soldier “30 80 140 240 420 690 1000 1600 3000”
set skill_Medic “30 80 140 240 420 690 1000 1600 3000”////
set skill_Engineer “30 80 140 240 420 690 1000 1600 3000”
set skill_Fieldops “30 80 140 240 420 690 1000 1600 3000”
set skill_Covertops “30 80 140 240 420 690 1000 1600 3000”
Skills are given by those thresholds but yet there are no progress bars and skill leve visible in scoreboard. I mean, is that anything wrong with those lines? With noquarter 1.2.5 (2.60b, Linux) lines begin with “seta” but this doesn’t work either. Hym, when I comment those lines then progress bars appear but thresholds are by default 20 50 90 140 200 270 350 540. Can you help? I run nq 1.2.9b6, 2.60b, Linux.
Regards,
Eight
set skill_LightWeapons “30 80 140 340 640 800 170 2500 3600”
set skill_BattleSense “30 80 140 340 640 800 170 2500 3600”
Seems like you’re missing a 0 here. Maybe that causes the problem.
Omg, youre right…can we just pretend that I have never ever run this topic? 
EDIT: Since I already plunged myself into miserability, I yet have another issue. I have few cvars I want to put into server.cfg but I dont really know whether I should put “set” or “seta” or maby nth just g_sth in front of it. When I should put the cvar “number” between quotation marks like set g_sth “5” ?
set = set once
seta = set all (all mods?)
Well that’s what I make of it, as for what you should use I don’t think it matters, I tend to use nothing or set (in server.cfg)
quotation marks are only needed if it contains a space, like g_msg0 “haha haha”, for numbers it’s not really needed afaik
Every cvar set via ‘seta’ gets stored in etconfig.cfg and is restored after a server restart.
That depends on what you want to do. It’s not needed to put a ‘set’ in front of a cvar, you can just leave it away.
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