option or script.

Anybody know if and how? I forget to record them from time to time, usually when I actually get something worth recording.

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Taken from fpsbanana, dunno if it works, out script masters will probably come here to make it better and enlarge their e-pen

//Easy Demo Recording
alias demorec "demorec1"
alias demorec1 "stop; record tmpdemo1; developer 1; echo Demo #1 recording on...; wait 100; developer 0; alias demorec demorec2"
alias demorec2 "stop; record tmpdemo2; developer 1; echo Demo #2 recording on...; wait 100; developer 0; alias demorec demorec3"
alias demorec3 "stop; record tmpdemo3; developer 1; echo Demo #3 recording on...; wait 100; developer 0; alias demorec demorec4"
alias demorec4 "stop; record tmpdemo4; developer 1; echo Demo #4 recording on...; wait 100; developer 0; alias demorec demorec5"
alias demorec5 "stop; record tmpdemo5; developer 1; echo Demo #5 recording on...; wait 100; developer 0; alias demorec demorec6"
alias demorec6 "stop; record tmpdemo6; developer 1; echo Demo #6 recording on...; wait 100; developer 0; alias demorec demorec7"
alias demorec7 "stop; record tmpdemo7; developer 1; echo Demo #7 recording on...; wait 100; developer 0; alias demorec demorec8"
alias demorec8 "stop; record tmpdemo8; developer 1; echo Demo #8 recording on...; wait 100; developer 0; alias demorec demorec9"
alias demorec9 "stop; record tmpdemo9; developer 1; echo Demo #9 recording on...; wait 100; developer 0; alias demorec demorec10"
alias demorec10 "stop; record tmpdemo10; developer 1; echo Demo #10 recording on...; wait 100; developer 0; alias demorec demorec1"
bind "F2" "demorec"
bind "F3" "stop"

Define "auto". Scripts only "react" to user input so it would be very easy to make a script that would e.g. start recording when you press, I don't know, the move forward button but I don't know if that's the desired functionality.

As to the script above - nah, it's OK (although the developer 1 command is a bit messy now and needs some cvar magic) but it doesn't do anything automatically - it's just binding recording demos to a key with a cycle script to boot. =)

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War does not determine who is right - only who is left. - Bertrand Russell

If you can remember to press F2 surely you can remember to type 'record <name>', and that way you can name it something where you'll actually remember what its about

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a bird in a bird in a bird in a bird in a bird in a pig

Some time ago, Valve implemented automatic execution of class specific config files upon selecting the class. You could try and put some of the above mentioned commands there... The success of such a system is heavily dependent on your playing style, namely how often you switch classes. You could give it a try, though...

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function printSig(){ print "Code is poetry!"; return true; }

bind "F12" "messagemode record"

Not entirely sure if "messagemode" works with Source games though. I use it frequently in GoldSrc games.

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slurper

Thanks for the ideas. IÅ£ll try getting a script into the class .cfgs and see how that goes.

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