Oh yeah, of course. my gamemodes_server.txt is configure to exec my file I
named gamemodes_override_gungame.cfg which is under /cfg. Anything that
exists in gamemodes.txt can be added to that file. However,
sv_full_alltalk is not one of those cvars and doesn't get changed for
whatever reason. My other cvars I've specified in my custom .cfg get
adjusted just fine.
Is your .cfg file(s) being executed in your gamemodes_server.txt?
>
> If you are running a casual server you should have a
> gamemode_casual_server.cfg that is executed in your gamemodes_server.txt.
>
> // These are the configs that get executed when a game mode of this type
> is created
> "exec"
> {
> "exec" "gamemode_casual.cfg"
> "exec" "gamemode_casual_server.cfg"
> }
>
>
>
> On 9/12/2012 5:59 PM, Ryan Murphy wrote:
> > My gamemode_xxx.cfg includes the following:
> > sv_alltalk1 //Players can hear all enemy communication (voice, chat)
> > sv_full_alltalk1 //Any player (including Spectator team) can speak
> > to any other player
> > sv_deadtalk1 //Dead players can speak (voice, text) to the living
> >
> > I just noticed that even though I have sv_full_alltalk configured with
> > 1 in my gamemode_xxx.cfg, it's not taking affect. I don't see it in
> > the stock gamemodes.txt and it doesn't seem to be a locked cvar. I
> > think I might have to move this to server.cfg or in one of my
> > sourcemod files. I understand each file is executed a different times
> > and in a different order. But is there any reasonable logic as to
> > what can go in gamemodes_xxx.cfg, server.cfg and/or autoexec.cfg?
>
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