Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
I gotta ask, why do u want PB to check players brightness/gamma level??
I want to find out if I can detect if it's above a certian level and kick a player if it is. On the night map that we have on our custom map server, it's possible to turn your brightness up so it looks just like the day version.
Please, do not turn this into a discussion about if this is right or wrong. I'm sure someone out there would disagree with me, so if anyone wants to discuss that, please create your own thread. I'll say it now... It's my server, and whatever settings I want is of no concern to anyone else. :) (yeah, I know the types of trolls that are ready to jump on this topic.)
seta r_gamma "0.8 <------thats mine...but thats all i could find, but i checked it again after i changed it and the value changed also but hopefully someone else will chime in with the correct answer if im wrong.
seta r_gamma "0.8 <------thats mine...but thats all i could find, but i checked it again after i changed it and the value changed also but hopefully someone else will chime in with the correct answer if im wrong.
I know that much. I'm just wondering about the correct entry in the pbsvuser.cfg. I figured it's probably something like the other entries I have:
pb_sv_cvar r_gamma IN 0.00 1.00
But I'm not sure if it's supposed to be IN or OUT (some entries say OUT) and if the formating of the numbers is right.
Maybe even try hitting someone up at Punkbuster's website explaining what you wish to do and why and they may give you the answer you need...worse case is they tell you they dont know..lol
I decided to experiment and found that adding this line:
pb_sv_cvar r_gamma IN 0.00 1.00
to your pbsvuser.cfg file will kick anyone with their gamma set too high. You can experiment with the 1.00 setting. Mine is set to 0.8 when I play. 1.00 is a little liberal because some player's monitors may be inherently darker than others.
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