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@gajop hasn't said how to get a script or how to even run one. I'll do everything here in terms of the Steam root folder for Zero-K.
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@gajop hasn't said how to get a script or how to even run one. I'll do everything here in terms of the Steam root folder for Zero-K.
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* "_script.txt" contains the script for your most recently run game, so you can use the menu UI to create the script that you want.
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* "_script.txt" contains the script for your most recently run game, so you can use the menu UI to create the script that you want.
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* Run "engine/win32/104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc/spring.exe" with your script. To do so you will need to copy the required file from each of from "games" and "maps" to "engine/win32/104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc/games" and "engine/win32/104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc/maps" respectively. You may also want to copy settings, such as springsettings.cfg and luaUI.
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* Run "engine/win32/104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc/spring.exe" with your script. To do so you will need to copy the required file from each of from "games" and "maps" to "engine/win32/104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc/games" and "engine/win32/104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc/maps" respectively. You may also want to copy settings, such as springsettings.cfg and luaUI.
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What you really want to do is run "engine/win32/104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc/spring.exe" with your script as an argument and the root Zero-K folder set as the working directory. I attempted two methods of setting working directory (power shell and the shortcut creation UI) and both failed. This is approximately how the Zero-K wrapper works, so something along these lines should be possible. For now you can simply move the map and game.
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What you really want to do is run "engine/win32/104.0.1-287-gf7b0fcc/spring.exe" with your script as an argument and the root Zero-K folder set as the working directory. I attempted two methods of setting working directory (power shell and the shortcut creation UI) and both failed. This is approximately how the Zero-K wrapper works, so something along these lines should be possible. For now you can simply move the map and game.
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You were looking in the wrong place for modifying the skirmish lobby.
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You were looking in the wrong place for modifying the skirmish lobby.
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* Infrastructure runs the website, database, lobby server, and creates the wrapper.
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* Infrastructure runs the website, database, lobby server, and creates the wrapper.
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* https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Chobby runs inside Spring, which is launched by the wrapper. It is the lobby. It communicates with other entities through Spring lua interfaces, wrapper messages, and ports.
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* https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Chobby runs inside Spring, which is launched by the wrapper. It is the lobby. It communicates with other entities through Spring lua interfaces, wrapper messages, and ports.
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You
can
get
a
modifiable
version
of
the
lobby
in
three
steps:
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*
You
can
get
a
modifiable
version
of
the
lobby
in
three
steps:
https://zero-k.
info/mediawiki/index.
php?title=Zero-K:Developing#Modifying_lobby_menu
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https://zero-k.info/mediawiki/index.php?title=Zero-K:Developing#Modifying_lobby_menu
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Also, https://github.com/rlcevg/CircuitAI is the repository for the main AI that comes with ZK. There are others, in other languages, that can be found if you ask around.
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Also, https://github.com/rlcevg/CircuitAI is the repository for the main AI that comes with ZK. There are others, in other languages, that can be found if you ask around.
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Creating a script that creates a AI vs AI skirmish game