[Benman]

We tried to use that 122skinpack serverside. Well, it even worked for those that had the skinpack on their pc also. Only problem that occured is that when someone joins the server and does not have that 122skinpack on his/her pc, they see axis running around in allies-skins and other way around. oOo:

Anyone have an idea how to overcome this ?? Please dont tell me that all users need to have that 122skinpack installed, cause that's too easy, hehe. biggrin:

I just think it works for standaard skins, so why not with customskins. Must be a glitch in the skinpack, so user's pc dont know what to show when it gets a skin"command" from serverside.

[rudedog]

Every client needs to have the skin pack or any other skin installed.
The only benefit you have by installing the skins on the server, is everyone will be able to see what skin the other person is wearing.

If the server does not have the skins then the clients don't know who is wearing what skin and will give them the default skins or forced models depending on how the client has his game setup.

[Benman]

Well, you would assume when a skinpack is installed serverside and a user without that skinpack logs on the server he would at least see the right skins.....allies for allies, axis for axis. Well thats the problem, when someone without that skinpack logs on the server, he sees Axis running around as Allies, and Allies running around as Axis, depending on what side he is.

Glitch in the skinpack i assume.

[rudedog]

This was also a glitch in v1.0 of MOH V1.11 fixed this problem with forced models.

Now that I think about it, it could be a problem with that skin pack and what skins they used to model there skins.

[Benman]

Found it..............just make sure the skinpack is calles user- or zzz-skinpack, it has to come alfabeticly after the original PAK-files. Serverside as well as clinetside.

Kewl..........see al those different skins running on our server, hehe biggrin: