Tremulous Forum
General => Troubleshooting => Topic started by: Remix on April 27, 2008, 06:05:59 am
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Hey all, I've tried to exec a txt file, I've put it inside the base folder, and the regular folder, but when I go into tremulous and try to exec it, it won't work. Where do I need to put the file? And do I have to rename it?
Thanks.
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Try this:
Save as then at the save screen were txt stands select all files and save it as namehere.cfg
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Or in coherent english, rename your file extension to .cfg, as opposed to .txt
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on linux, u can just rename file extensions without any trouble, but on windows, u might have to go into control panel -> folder options -> view tab -> then uncheck "hide extensions for known file types"
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actually when you drop down the menu in save as a unicode text file with the name as "filename.cfg"
(http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee31/_sticks_/Untitled-2.jpg)
heres an example of the one for my alien.cfg
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I still can't exec the file, I successfully renamed it to <name>.cfg, and when I go into Tremulous, I still can't exec it. Although it says it's a cfg. file, it says it's a text document too.
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I still can't exec the file, I successfully renamed it to <name>.cfg, and when I go into Tremulous, I still can't exec it. Although it says it's a cfg. file, it says it's a text document too.
that's because the default windows configuration removes extensions from files and refuses to let you change them (your file is named <name>.cfg.txt), i'll leave it up to someone who actually uses windows to explain how to disable that.
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sometimes i have to go to the file and right click it then go to properties, rename it there allowing extensions; or set your computer to allow extentions in the control panel
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Also, you need to set it to be plain text not Unicode.