Enhanced voting for Enemy Territory - Wolfenstein.

git clone https://klva.cz/src/etwolf/votexx.git

Vote++

This is a Lua module for Enemy Territory - Wolfenstein server introducing extended voting functionality and providing an easy way to define new commands.

Usage

1. Put vote++.lua in legacy folder.
2. Create an empty vote++.config.lua file or put individual files in legacy/vote++ folder,
3. Append vote++.lua to lua_modules cvar.

Client interface does not reflect the casted vote, or it can incorrectly render as already casted without that being actually the case. You can fix that in ETPro by switching to patched qagame. It is not mandatory, the votes are casted anyway; it's only the yellow popup that's wrong.

Configuration

All the configuration belongs to vote++.config.lua or legacy/vote++ folder.

Apart from defining commands, you can define any ET callback (like et_RunFrame) and use any API (et.* and stdlib).

Defining vote commands

Vote:new("nohw")
    :description("Disable heavy weapons")
    :pass("exec nohw.cfg")

This command can be executed as: callvote nohw, ref nohw (in server console or as an authenticated referee).

• Vote:new(string): command name, can be defined as:
  • string
  • string <arg1> <arg2>

The module automatically validates number of passed arguments and prints a help message when not enough of them is given. There's a special reserved argument <player>, which always resolves to a slot number. Caller can use part of name instead. When using string as argument to callback functions (see below), you can use: <player:%d> or <player:%s>, which resolves to a slot number or player name, respectively.

All arguments defined in the Vote:new() constructor will be passed to callback functions (vote, pass, fail).

• :description(string): help text of the command.

• :vote(string | function): this can be either a string or function called immediately after callvote command. It's supposed to validate the arguments and return a vote string.

Vote:new("remove <player>")
    :vote("PUTSPEC <player:%s>") -- PUTSPEC ETPlayer

Vote:new("kill <player>")
    :vote(function(player)

        if math.random() < 0.5 then
            return false, "No, you're out of luck." -- you can optionally return error message
        end

        return string.format("KILL %s", et.gentity_get(player, "pers.netname"))
    
    end)

• :pass(string | function): this will be called if the vote passes

• :fail(string | function): this will be called if the vote fails

• :percent(number): sets the percentage at which the vote passes, default: vote_percent

• :team(): makes the vote team only - this only works if the <player> argument is specified in the constructor

• :attacker(): makes the vote only available for attacking team

• :defender(): makes the vote only available for defending team

Disabling vote commands

You can disable any or all the vote commands, including the built-in ones.

V.disable("*") -- disables all commands
V.disable("warmupdamage")
V.enable("kick")