[WidowMaker[cGrB]]

i was wondering....is it possible to change the message that autokick displays?? for example when i kick someone through the autokick program it displays a message in the game like so
"console: : Kicked unnamedplayer for [reason unspecified - admin initiated kick].\n"

i would like to change the '"[reason unspecified - admin initiated kick]."

to something like "console: : Kicked unnamedplayer for [spawn camping - Kick by Admin].\n....

is it possible to change this or not? and how do i do it?
thanks

[Translocated Potato]

Umm im not sure but i think u cant change but its just what i said.






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[SNYPE00]

There are no options to change those messages, they are built in to the program. You could do a "say" command and put in your text, and then kick the morons manually.

[WidowMaker[cGrB]]

there has got to be a way....i dont think they would put "[reason unspecified - admin initiated kick]." if you couldnt change it!! im sure they would use something like "unnamedplayer was kicked by admin" also in the timed announcement option this is a sub-menu called 'variables' which give you some/all of the different vars. you can use in your message....at the bottom it says %name% Player name (kick messages only)
%ip% Player IP (kick messages only)
%ping% Player ping last scan (kick messages only)

i assume this is the way to make your custom kick messages but i dont know how

[SNYPE00]

The command string for kicking when you select the Kick button is builtin.
If you want something custom you would have to do it manually because the program is not setup to save commands. I havent tried it but I bet theres a way to send a command string with multiple commands. You would open Commands->Other and send your Say message and then the Kick command all in one string. Maybe something like: Say "unnamed soldier was kicked because hes an idiot"; kick "unnamed soldier". The variables for kicking are used by the program and wont apply here.

[WidowMaker[cGrB]]

thanks for your help

[Bazooka_Joe]

I'm sure if you dug through the files with notepad or wordpad, you could find the string somewhere, unless it's encoded in something like C++ or sumthing. Otherwise, you should be able to search for it. Do this at your own discresion though, as this could corrupt the program!!!