Credits to ShadowTiger for the idea.
Whenever having the freeze command up, it'd be nice if there's a way to push a button, and allow the next 1 tics to play through before freezing everything again. Basically turns off the freeze command for one second and turns it right back on.
This would have no effect if freeze isn't being used.
Highly useful for debugging things and watching for special events.
'nexttic' command
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Major Cooke
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Edward-san
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Re: 'nexttic' command
Um, what about:
then use 'b' when you're in freeze mode?
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bind b "freeze ; wait ; freeze"-
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Re: 'nexttic' command
I like Major Cooke's approach
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Re: 'nexttic' command
As Edward-san pointed out, this is cake using existing CCmds. I don't think another builtin is necessary.You can even throw that in your autoexec and not worry about it again.
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alias nexttic "freeze; wait; freeze"
Re: 'nexttic' command
I'm in agreement with NeuralStunner and Edward-san. There's no need for this when a ccmd can easily be built to accomplish the same thing.