From c0a6ecf4a93e09e19aca02f62e531506bdd1b5be Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: RandumKiwi
- In game, press ESC to access the main menu. From there you can access almost anything and use all sorts of actions,
- like joining multiplayer games and changing settings. As example, in multiplayer you can use the
- vote submenu to vote on a new mode/map. Further customizations and
- actions can be done to these menus using CubeScript.
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- Many actions in AssaultCube can be done in a console. Although not entirely neccesary to use it (the menu can
- be used to do most important commands) it can be very useful and often easier/faster to use it.
- To get a console press T to open the chat prompt. You can use it as console if you put a
- “/” (slash) at its beginning followed by a command. As example,
- type this command into the console:
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- This will increase the size of your crosshair. Check the
- reference
- to see all gameplay relevant commands you can use
- through CubeScript.
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- Hint: Press F11 to get a bigger console history.
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- HUD stands for Head-up display and is a common term in video gaming. The HUD is used to indicate things such as health,
- armour, etc when playing the game.
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- A new feature implemented in AssaultCube 0.94 shows the direction of where damage inflicted upon you originated from
- by using small red markers at the edge of the screen.
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- The scoreboard will tell you (horizontally in this order):
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- The basics
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- The interface
- Menus
- The console
- The HUD
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- The scoreboard
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- Ping is the amount of time in milliseconds that it takes for your packets of data to get back and forth from the - server. A lower ping is a better ping. -
-- Client number is a number that is given out automatically by the server. There is nothing particularly special about it - other than allowing people to identify players easier. -
-- If someones name turns up in red, then they are an administrator of that server and have full control over it. -
-- Players names that are in grey, are currently in dead/spectate mode. -
Where N is a valid IP or FQDN and P a password (optional).
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