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Okay, here is a work around for this bug: Unzip this info.reg file and merge it to your registery. What is does is converts the ShowPlayerInfo registry entry from a DWORD to a string value. The info.reg file is for value 1, but if you prefer another value you can edit it. Possible values are:
If you use this fix, DON'T type .info or /info ingame, or you will reset the registry key back to a DWORD and have to rerun the info.reg file. As a DWORD value, spring ignores whatever you happen to have it set to. Thanks to trepan for his help tracking down this bug.
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0 - "off", disable display
1 - "ally", allies (you, your team, your allyteam, your enemies, then spectators)
2 - "team", player team id
3 - "name", player name alphabetic sort
4 - "cpu", player cpu usage
5 - "ping", player ping time
It works in Linux, but not in Windows (this happened because I do
not have a Windows installation, and because the Windows clients
use the registry for their config). I've got the fix written.
not have a Windows installation, and because the Windows clients
use the registry for their config). I've got the fix written.
Last edited by trepan on 30 Dec 2006, 07:18, edited 1 time in total.
As I mentionned to LordMatt, a gui.lua could be written to
correct this problem before the next release, but it really
isn't worth the bother. If the registry hack doesn't do it for
ya (and you feel compelled to type /info during games),
a key-binding to "info" will make it easier (I always find
myself typing /info in game anyways).
P.S. The ".info" and ".clock" commands are deprecated
(and will be removed in the next release). The .dot
commands are supposed to be commands that affect
gamestate, not local state. "/info" and "/clock" are the new
commands that should be used.
correct this problem before the next release, but it really
isn't worth the bother. If the registry hack doesn't do it for
ya (and you feel compelled to type /info during games),
a key-binding to "info" will make it easier (I always find
myself typing /info in game anyways).
P.S. The ".info" and ".clock" commands are deprecated
(and will be removed in the next release). The .dot
commands are supposed to be commands that affect
gamestate, not local state. "/info" and "/clock" are the new
commands that should be used.