We set out with a simple goal: 'we love Sauerbraten, and would love to see ongoing commitment into the game'. Some of us have been active members in the Sauerbraten community for more than a decade. A cube which sprouts new life stemming from its community.įirstly we would like to outline all the countless hours of work that have been put into the making of Cube2: Sauerbraten. The project coined under the name Tomatenquark is 'a community homage to Cube2: Sauerbraten'. Dearest readers, today we would like to present the Tomatenquark project to you. White: The demo exists and there is no.

Red: The specified demo name does not exist.

The colors of the save button also represent a state: cfg file will be saved in the $demodir, next to the. The demo/project name is added automatically, if no path is specified, the. The folder icon allows you to save or load actions from an external (.cfg) file. You can use the red minus icon to remove individual actions, or the gear icon submenu to remove all actions.

Green: Actions are enabled and game is running.

Red: Actions are disabled and game is running.

Yellow: Actions are enabled and game is paused.

Gray: Actions are disabled and game is paused.

You can use the green sum icon to add actions to the current project, just select the time you want and fill the text field with any command.Īctions are not executed by default, you can enable or disable them using the gear icon.Įach color of the gear represents a state: Invisible: Current remaining time equals selected time.The colors of the arrows represent a state: You can use the arrow icons to control the current remaining time, and the gray sum/minus icons to control the selected target time.

To open the menu you can either type /demoeditor in the game's chat console (T key by default), or add an 'edit' argument to the demo command ( /demo anydemoname edit).Īlternatively to step 3 you can type the command /notepad autoexec.cfg during the game to open the built-in text editor. The zip will be extracted internally and the configuration file (demoeditor.cfg) will be applied whenever you start the game. Find your autoexec.cfg file or create a new one (also in one of the root folders), open it in a text editor and add the two commands:Īddzip demoeditor.zip exec demoeditor.cfg.Move it to the root folder of your Sauerbraten (the home folder or the main installation folder).Download the demoeditor.zip (without extracting it).A menu for Sauerbraten with functions to execute client commands at a specific time of a demo (replay), as well as functions to rewind and fast forward.

Cube 2 sauerbraten commands