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Mumble configuration question
Posted: 2009-04-27 14:38
by A_Grounded_Pilot
Hey guys, I wasn't really sure where to post this, so I figured here is as good as anywhere. I have a little batch file I use to open PR, TS, and Mumble with a single click. TS logs me into the server and channel I want, and Mumble connects me to the PR Mumble server. However, I can't seem to get it to drop me into the correct channel no matter what I do. Any ideas? Here's the batch file:
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cd\Program Files (x86)\EA Games\Battlefield 2
Del "pb\pbns_c.dat"
Start "Project Reality 0.85 Launcher" BF2.exe +modPath mods/pr +menu 1 +restart 1 +fullscreen 1 +szx 1680 +szy 1050 +playerName A_Grounded_Pilot +playerPassword SuperSecretSquirrelPassword
Start /d "C:\Program Files (x86)\Teamspeak2_RC2" teamspeak.exe "67.19.106.94?nickname=|TG-X| A_Grounded_Pilot?loginname=agroundedpilot.SomeRandomNumber?password=NotSoSecretPassword?channel=In-House Squad Channels?subchannel=10th Tactical Guard"
Start /d "C:\Program Files (x86)\Mumble" mumble.exe "mumble://|TG-X|[email protected]/TG - Tactical Gamer #1 (USA)"
Exit
I always end up in the Mumble main channel. What am I doing wrong?
Re: Mumble configuration question
Posted: 2009-04-27 15:46
by Twisted Helix
Hmm ... not sure I am afraid, if I find something out about it though I will let you know. I know it has a default memory that shifts you to the channel that you were in when you quit ... perhaps this overrides your settings ?
Re: Mumble configuration question
Posted: 2009-04-27 15:53
by Wicca
Woow... Thats awesome... Is that what the devs are working on tooo?
Re: Mumble configuration question
Posted: 2009-04-27 16:21
by A_Grounded_Pilot
[quote=""'[R-DEV"]Twisted Helix;1005292']I know it has a default memory that shifts you to the channel that you were in when you quit ... perhaps this overrides your settings ?[/quote]
If this was the case I'd be satisfied, but it doesn't seem to matter which channel I'm in when I quit. When I open it back up, I'm always down at the bottom of the list. Maybe there's a setting in mumble I missed somewhere? I followed the config thread exactly...
Here's the mumble wiki describing the creation of a shortcut.
[quote="Jonny""]Could be having trouble parsing spaces in the channel name?[/quote]
I thought the same thing, so I tried quotations to no avail. Then I tried setting it up to send me to the AFK channel, thinking perhaps all the non-alphanumerics in the TG channel name were throwing it for a loop. Still no dice. If you see anything I'm missing, please let me know.
Re: Mumble configuration question
Posted: 2009-04-27 16:55
by CareBear
[R-DEV]Twisted Helix wrote:Hmm ... not sure I am afraid, if I find something out about it though I will let you know. I know it has a default memory that shifts you to the channel that you were in when you quit ... perhaps this overrides your settings ?
that only works for registered members afaik, havent seen anyone else log straight into a channel who werent registered
Re: Mumble configuration question
Posted: 2009-04-27 19:51
by Twisted Helix
Jonny wrote:Its not telling me what the delimiting characters are, TH might be able to find out. *hint hint*
I had a look at what the mumble main.cpp does with the command line arguments ... it hands them on to various Qt modules, so its not immediately obvious what it takes.
Have you tried it by creating a short cut , exactly like it says in the instructions (those instructions are for a shortcut not command line)? IF that doesn't work then it may be that the move to channel thing is only available to registered members.
Re: Mumble configuration question
Posted: 2009-04-27 19:51
by A_Grounded_Pilot
Yes I did try that. Didn't work. So I guess it seems as if there isn't really a way to accomplish this unless I'm a registered member? Who are the registered members? Those with admin rights?
addaco, just copy and paste that code into a txt file and replace the names, passwords, and IPs. You may have to modify the PR command line parameters as well (szx & szy mainly). Save it as a .bat file, point your shortcut at it and viola, you're done.
ETA - make sure if you're running a 32 bit OS that you delete the (x86) references as well.
Re: Mumble configuration question
Posted: 2009-04-27 19:54
by Twisted Helix
A_Grounded_Pilot wrote:So I guess it seems as if there isn't really a way to accomplish this unless I'm a registered member? Who are the registered members? Those with admin rights?
No ... just the DEVs I think. Not sure, its Scott from TCC who runs the server .... you would have to ask him.
Re: Mumble configuration question
Posted: 2009-04-27 19:54
by A_Grounded_Pilot
Rgr. Thanks for taking the time to look TH!
Re: Mumble configuration question
Posted: 2009-04-28 04:01
by Twisted Helix
No I dont think mumble detects what server you are on. Probably because it doesn't matter to it, it does all its stuff through the client ... you can log onto any server channel and as long as you are in the same channel as who you are talking to it will work in game.
Re: Mumble configuration question
Posted: 2009-04-28 15:04
by Twisted Helix
Jonny wrote:Try getting server info via python, and then passing that to mumble somehow. If BF2CC can get server info, then mumble should be able to do the same with a little work.
Yeah I know how to get server info (don't need python) ... then you would have to set up a map table keying each server name to its equivalent channel in Mumble ... then you would have to deal with the fact that you cant boot into channel anyway (unless perhaps if registered).
Lets just say I just have a few more important things to do ... like getting it working
However comments noted ... it would be a nice feature. But nuts and bolts first .. cosmetics later
And Addaco , does your shortcuts launch you into channel even if you arent registered ?