ET Saviors - ET Tutorials

How to Load Your ET Config(updated)

Thu, 14 May 2020 10:45:22 +0000

Introduction: Hello i'm going to be helping you load your personalized ET config in 5 easy steps! what we are going to do is show you how to load and example config in that you can possibly use to enhance your gameplay.

Explanation: What is a Configuration file (.cfg) in ET and what is it for? A configuration file or .cfg in this case is a file that contains your in-game controls and graphical settings, when you first load in ET there will be a default config(etconfig.cfg) in your etmain folder which is located in your Wolfenstein Enemy Territory folder which is located in you C: drive (C:\Program files x86\Wolfenstein Enemy Territory). Here is an example config for you to try(in the attachments)
Download this file and drag it to your desktop
Right click on the file and select "Rename"
change the name to anything you want

5 easy steps to to load your config:

Step one: Place the yourname.cfg file into your etmain folder

Step two:  Start Enemy Territory and open the console by pressing your "~" key under your "ESC" and to the left of your "1" key

Step Three: In the console type in /connect etsaviors.com to connect to the server

Step Four: Once your loaded into the server press your "~" key which is under your "ESC" key and left from your "1" key

Step Five:  Type /exec yourname.cfg into the console and press enter( this will be the name that you have your file set to not zpoint)

Step Six: Your custom config is now loaded! and your done! if you need any help with your custom config please contact any admin or founder for help.

Here are a few good site to get new config's to try out:

https://www.gamingcfg.com/category/Wolfe...ory-config
https://antman.info/wolf/etpro/index.php?path=configs/

  exampleconfig (1).zip (Size: 3.27 KB / Downloads: 1)

How to Screenshot properly within Enemy Territory

Fri, 08 May 2020 18:28:15 +0000

introduction: Hello, Welcome to ETsaviors! This tutorial will hopefully be a great tutorial on how to professionally take Screenshots within Enemy Territory.

What is a Screenshot: A Screenshot is an in-game photo that is used for many purposes! Such as evidence gathering or just sharing funny moments with your friends or the community

1. Connect to the server by hitting the “~” key under your “ESC” key and next to your “1” key and type “/connect etsaviors.com”

2. Once you load into the server you will once again press the “ESC” key and navigate over to where it says options

3. Once you have found the options section click it and it should bring you to a menu like this

4. Now navigate to where it says “Controls” and it should take you to a menu like this you are going to want to find where it says “Miscellaneous” and you should see your key bind for “Take Screenshot” and “Record Replay”

5. Once you have pressed the right bind your screenshot should be taken and will be sent to a certain file on the drive Enemy Territory is installed on (usually your C drive)
Let's get to that drive,
First, open your “File Explorer”

6. Navigate your cursor to the left of the file explorer and scroll down till you see this drive

7. Click on that drive and you will see a bunch of files there, find the on that says “ Program Files(x86)”

8. Press the program files (X86) and scroll down all the way till you find the folder that says
“Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory”

9. Once you double click that file and open it you will see more files and you have navigate your cursor over to where it says “Jaymod”

10. When you enter the “jaymod” folder you will once again see more folders and documents. Find the one that says “screenshots”

11. In this folder, you will find all your screenshots that you have taken in game.

Ending: That's it! Now you know how to take screenshots and make sure that you took a screenshot of the right thing. I really hope that this helped you learn to take screenshots within Enemy Territory.

How to Demo Properly

Mon, 04 May 2020 20:42:03 +0000

Introduction: Hello, Welcome to ETsaviors! This tutorial will be a descriptive and professional way to demo throughout Enemy Territory.

What is a Demo: A demo is a in-game screen recording that is used for many purposes such as catching cheaters and uploading videos to youtube.

Tutorial: Lets just hop right into this tutorial! Shall we!

1. Connect to the server by hitting the “~” key under your “ESC” key and next to your “1” key and type “/connect etsaviors.com”

2. Once you load into the server you will once again press the “ESC” key and navigate over to where it says options

3. Once you have found the options section click it and it should bring you to a menu like this

4. Now navigate to where it says “Controls” and it should take you to a menu like this you are going to want to find where it says “Miscellaneous” and you should see your key bind for “Take Screenshot” and “Record Replay”

5. if you press the right button to start a demo at the very top left corner of your screen you should see a text saying "RECORDING demo" then the date that you are recording it and the map its being recorded in.

6. And to stop a demo recording all you have to do is open the console by pressing Esc on your keyboard, and type /stoprecord

If you would like to bind the same button to stop and start a demo just follow these few easy steps!

1.Open the console menu by hitting the “~” key which is under your “ESC” key and next to your “1” key!

2.Once you are in the console menu type /bind “key” record and that will bind your key to start a demo

3.Now once you have binded your key to start a demo you are going to want to open the console menu again and type /bind “key” stoprecord and that should bind your key to start and stop a demo with the same button!

Information. Make sure to always keep your demo’s 3000 “k” or less to save more space! This will also be useful If you are an admin so the other admins can review it better and it can be used to transfer the demo file over most chatting platforms including our forums!

Ending: And that's it!! you have now done a complete demo to either Apply for Admin or even just catch a cheater. I hope this tutorial Helps and hope to see yall on the server!!!!

Stream with Twitch (For PC)

Sun, 26 Apr 2020 12:14:07 +0000

Hello everyone !
I'm doing this tutorial to teach you how to connect and stream with Twitch

Introduction:
I think everyone knows that, but Twitch is a platform for people to broadcast their content, whether it's video games, like a show or even music.

First, I'm going to show you how Streamer Wolfenstein E.T,
but not that: All PC games will be performed in the same way, we will see for console games in the second part

For PC games, you will need to have several things:
- The game in question (Wolfenstein Enemy Territory for our case)

- A Twitch Channel. (Very easy to create)
- The software "Twitch Studio" avaible here (We can also use OBS Studio, quite complete but full of bugs, that's why we will use Twitch Studio)
- A good (very good) connection.

Well, once equipped with all these things, we will be able to start !

I. Connected Twitch Studio to your Twitch channel
The good thing about Twitch Studio is that there is no need to enter an access key, like in OBS Studio.
Just log in with your Twitch account on the software.

So launch the app, and log in.
You will end up on the main interface of Twitch Studio.

II. Configurations
We will start by configuring the software.
Click on the profile picture at the top right of the screen, then go to settings.

In order, we'll see what the options are for, (we're not going to see everything, only the essentials):

-"Open Dashboard" button is simply used to go to the account settings on the site.
-"Language" is your language (easy )
-"Theme" is to put the background of the application in Black or White, for my part, I prefer black.
-"Reset App" is to reset your default settings
-"Opt-in" is the same as Reset App, if I understood correctly

So far, nothing very difficult.
Go to the next tab:

-"Smart Tuning" is an automatic configuration, the software itself defines the resolution of your stream.
I would advise you to adjust this by yourself.

-"Preset" This options is used to choose a preset, once chosen, all the other options will configure itself.
For me, I use the resolution 1920x1080, for optimal quality.

-"Resolution" is simply your resolution, normally, it is set by default with the preset, but always check, you never know!

-"FPS" is very important, because FPS are the frames per second, the less there are, the more the video "jerks".
I advise you to use the 60FPS, if you can have a good resolution.
Put less if your PC does not have enough performances.

-"Bitrates" Again, the Bitrate is very important because the Bitrate of a digital video or audio stream is used to quantify the amount of data transmitted per second. The higher the bitrate, the better the quality of the video.
So I set it to 6000.

-"Advanced overrides" are not necessary, I won't explain this section, but you can always take a look at it

Let's go to the next tab.

Twitch Studio, allows you to record your lives at the same time as you stream.
It allows to rework your broadcast, then to post the replay on your Youtube channel or other.

-"Recording Path" is the location where your live will be recorded
-"Recording Format" is the format in which you will record your live

In Audio tab, we will be able to adjust the microphone sound.
To get started, please choose your Microphone, in first tab.

-"Volume" It's the volume of your microphone

-"Convert to Mono" :
In the world of music, a "Mono track" is a "single" track, the sound is compressed, therefore, it is of lower quality, but it takes up less space.
I advise you to use a stereo tracked

-"Name" allows you to rename your microphone in the software.

-"Compressor" I recommend you don't touching this part, it allows without doubt to change the appearance and therefore the space of the sound.
I never tested, and I stayed by default, the sound is very good.
-"Noise suppressor" Allows to attenuate the parasytes in your microphone
You can adjust the power of this Noise Suppressor just below.
Here, it all depends on your material.

We are done with the configurations.
Again, it all depends on your hardware, adapt your configuration to the best performance of your PC.

I do not show you the last tab because it allows you to assign certain options to the keys of the keyboards.
I let you see it for yourself, I do not use it personally.
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III. Learn the interface.

Return to the home screen.
So that we don't get lost in the numbers and stages, I suggest that:
Each time I go into a subinterface, I would adapt the figures with a letter:

1st interface = A
2nd interface = B
etc ...

Here, I have divided the software into 5 tabs, in order to better explain to you what is the purpose of each windows here.
Before we start, we will therefore study the interface

1.a) This part will be the longest, because this is where you will manage your live:
Add alerts, webcam, transitions, main screen etc ...
To do this, create a new window, right click on it, then "Edit": You will come across this interface:

Again, I divided the interface into several parts :

1.b) This is where you will add your content, click on the small box to select your type of window.
2.b)This is where there will be your "rendering", you can move all the windows as you wish.
3.b)Here you can customize your content, write text, add an image, change the color of the window outline, etc.

I created a preset or I added all the possible options to it, and we will study them:

So here we have all the options enabled:

1.c) Here you can share a website, I took the forum as an example.
By selecting it, you will see the options displayed on the right.

The Size and Selections section is there for all windows, it is the size and positioning of the window.
To insert a website in the live, just put the link, in the second part.
The part just below, allows to crop the window, but the proportions will not be equal.
Enable Sound allows to activate the sound of the web page (to watch a video for example)
The rest allows you to customize the color of the window, the interior and the edges.

2.c) It is a small image that appears when you receive a donation, subscription or other.
You can customize it by pressing one of the tab of "Alert Type" (Followers, Host etc...)

The window opens, and you can add a customized image and a sound when the alert appears.
For that, pressing "Change"
It is also possible to customize the text and appearance of the window, but for that,
I would do another tutorial, because it's complex, I would add the link here when it is done

3.c) This is your Webcam, in the right tab, select your Webcam to activate it
4&5.c) You can also add a raw color or a gradient, surely for backgrounds.

6.c) You can add media, be it music, videos or pictures. Click on "Change" and select your file
7.c) Same as 6, but only for pictures
8.c) Add text, to say that you are taking a break, and that you are coming back soon, for example.
You can change the typography, size etc.. Of the text as well as its content in the right window

9.c) Here, you can share a window, of your choice, whether it is the game, the file explorer or even your screen !
To choose the source, press "Change"

Now it's up to you to organize your windows! You can add several and make transitions between this one (hence the keyboard shortcuts)
To rename a window, right click, then "Rename"
To delete a window, right click, then "Delete"

Well ! I think I said everything on this tab !
Let's go back to our main interface

2.a) This is where all the interactions with your community, comment, news, subscription, etc. will take place.
3.a) Here you can adjust the sound of your microphone, as well as your game. You can launch the stream or edit your left window.
4.a) It is in this window that your video will be displayed
5.a) Here you can edit the feed information, the name of the video, the game you're playing, etc.
At each launch of the Stream, it is possible to modify this informations.

IV. Start the Stream

Well! Here we are !
We will be able to launch the stream.

The manipulation below, applies to those who have only one screen:

-Launched your game,
-Once done, press "Alt+Enter"
-The game will put himself on the small screen.
-Returned to Twitch Studio, then pressed on the first window on the left.

-A menu will open

-Select W: E.T, and "Next"
-A window will open, asking you to enter a title, description, etc... Fill your informations.
-Start the stream !
-(Go back to your game, then redo "Alt+Enter" for the full screen)

For those with two screens, put Twitch Studio on the screen that you don't need.

I hope this is clear enough, it took a lot of work and time! At the end, I may have expressed myself badly!
If you need anything, don't hesitate to ask for it in the comments!
I will make a tutorial for those who want to stream their games on console!

For any further informations, you can have a look here !

Enjoy !

Fox.

Adding GUID to Forums Profile

Wed, 22 Apr 2020 07:59:46 +0000

Hey everyone !
I noticed that there were several tutorials here already, I would like to make another one, for find the GUID.
I will do several tutorials in the future, but to practice, I start with this one, which I hope will help more than one.

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Introduction:
For all players wanting to apply for |sAv|:

Saviors asks to provide your GUID in your profile, it's imperative because this is how we can identify you and assign you a level.
Only the founders will have your information.
Don't share it with anyone, as careless people could steal your identity.
Keep your GUID to keep your levels and XP on our servers!

First, what is a GUID?
The GUID is simply your identification , this is assigned to you when the game was created.

Your GUID contains two things:
-A number, representing your ID
-Your XP.
-Your level on the server.

All this information is gathered and saved in a file called "ETKey", located in your installation folder:
Example: "C:/ProgramFiles/Wolfenstein Enemy Territory/etmain/"

You should always keep this ETKey, because in the event of a problem, you can always copy it to your new installation, allowing you to keep your XP, level etc..

How to find the GUID number in ET?
What interests us here is your ID number.

But the problem is that the ETKey file does not open, so how do I find the number?

It's very simple, follow these steps:

1) Start ET
2) Connect to our server
3) Once connected, open the console with the "²" under the "Escape" key
4) Write this command in the console, and put on "Enter":

Code:
/cl_guid

5)Your number will be displayed as under the image below (I hide some numbers, for my security )

7) You must take the last 8 characters of this number ID, this will give something like this:

Code:
9C1FO205

8) Once your numbers are registered, go to the forum
9) Click on your avatar photo at the top right of the page
10) Click on "Edit profile"

You will then fall on the page where you edit your profile.

Insert your ID number in the "GUID" box.

You have now provided | sAv | the necessary, and you can post your apply

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Tips:

To avoid having to memorize your ID numbers, there is a command for "Captured" your console.
Open your console and write:

Code:
/condump condump2020sav.txt

(The file name can be changed, put yours in place of condump2020sav.txt)

To not having to retype the order every time, you can make it a one-touch bind
Example:

Code:
/bind F8 "condump condump2020sav.txt"

All that remains is to press F8 to capture your console
A confirmation message will be recorded once captured:

Once the condump is created, you will be able to find the file in:
C: ProgramFiles/Wolfesntein Enemy Territory/Jaymod/condump2020sav.txt

Open it with the Windows Notepad or NotePad++, and copy/paste the the last 8 digits

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You can enter this command to clean the console

Code:
/clear

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I hope this is understandable, if you need help, don't hesitate to post a message!
If other info needs to be added, let me know!

Fox.

BotWar (Bots vs Humans) On Enemy Territory Server

Fri, 17 Apr 2020 15:50:53 +0000

BotWar (Bots vs Humans) On Enemy Territory Server

Omnibot files must be copied to Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory folder(Use latest:omni-bot_0_86_ET).
Most Server Providers have Omnibot installed.
You must have in server.cfg:
set rconpassword ""
set omnibot_enable "1"
The omnibot_path cvar needs to be set to the absolute path of the omni-bot folder.
If you are unsure of the absolute path, you will need to ask your server provider.
set omnibot_path "" //This may be optional(""), Omnibot may find and load.
For bots to run around on map, The map must have waypoints in Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\omni-bot\et\nav folder,
And maxbots set.
If 10 pubs playing, You would need to set maxbots at 20 because one bot disconnects for each player.
Wait for bots to start playing, Start botwar...

Usage:
In game:/rconpassword
/rcon bot maxbots 8 //For 8 bots on server.
Or set maxBots in Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\omni-bot\et\user folder>omni-bot.cfg
It is required for maxbots to be set and that no bots be added beyond the maxbots setting.
Disabling botwar will revert back to the regular server manager behavior.

Usage:
bot botwar (1=Allies 2=Axis).
/rcon bot botwar 2 1 3 // set bots to be on Allies with a 3 to 1 ratio compared to humans
/rcon bot botwar 1 2 1 // set bots to be on Axis with a 1 to 1 ratio compared to humans

Botwar just keeps the bots on one team...Humans will not be moved.
There must be one player at least on Human team for botwar to start.
If all Humans on 'Human' team stop playing, Bots disconnect...
If Human starts playing 'Human' team, Botwar will resume.
Botwar will persist through next maps...
/rcon bot botwar -1 //Disables it
After You stop botwar, You need to set maxbots
/rcon bot maxbots 10

Other botwar commands:
bot botteam
bot humanteam
bot botsperhuman // Changes the ratio of bots

These bot commands can be added to database or shrubbot:

*Jaymod with enhmod_commands.db:

[command]
command = kickall
desc = No Bots
exec = bot kickall; bot maxbots 0
levels = 999

[command]
command = addbot
desc = Adds bot to game. Syntax: !addbot . Don't use whitespaces in .
exec = bot addbot
levels = 999

[command]
command = kickbot
desc = Kicks a bot. Syntax: !kickbot .
exec = bot kickbot
levels = 999

[command]
command = minbots
desc = Sets minimum count of bots in game(not for botwar).
exec = bot minbots
levels =

[command]
command = maxbots
desc = Sets maximum count of bots in game.
exec = bot maxbots
levels =

[command]
command = botseasy
desc = Sets bot difficulty to 1
exec = cp The bots are set to easy ; bot difficulty 1 ; moveskill 1 ;
levels =

[command]
command = botsmed
desc = Sets bot difficulty to 3
exec = cp The bots are set to medium ; bot difficulty 3 ; moveskill 2 ;
levels =

[command]
command = botshard
desc = Sets bot difficulty to 6
exec = cp The bots are set to hard ; bot difficulty 6 ; moveskill 4 ;
levels =

[command]
command = botwar
desc = botwar (1=Allies 2=Axis Usage: !botwar 1 2 3)
exec = bot botwar
levels =

[command]
command = botwaroff
desc = botwaroff turns botwar off
exec = bot botwar -1
levels =

*Nitmod commands.db:

**********

name = minbots
exec = bot minbots [1]
desc = Sets the minimum number of bots on the server
levels =

**********

name = maxbots
exec = bot maxbots [1]
desc = Sets the maximum number of bots on the server
levels =

**********

name = kickall
exec = bot kickall; bot maxbots 0
desc = No Bots
levels =

**********

name = addbot
exec = bot addbot [1] [2] [3]
desc = Adds bot to game. Syntax: !addbot . Don't use whitespaces in .
levels =

**********

name = kickbot
exec = bot kickbot [1]
desc = Kicks a bot. Syntax: !kickbot .
levels =

**********

name = botseasy
exec = cp The bots are set to easy ; bot difficulty 1 ; moveskill 1 ;
desc = Sets bot difficulty to 1
levels =

**********

name = botsmed
exec = cp The bots are set to medium ; bot difficulty 3 ; moveskill 2 ;
desc = Sets bot difficulty to 3
levels =

**********

name = botshard
exec = cp The bots are set to hard ; bot difficulty 6 ; moveskill 4 ;
desc = Sets bot difficulty to 6
levels =

**********

name = botwar
exec = bot botwar [1] [2] [3]
desc = botwar (1=Allies 2=Axis Usage: !botwar 1 2 3)
levels =

**********

name = botwaroff
exec = bot botwar -1
desc = botwaroff turns botwar off
levels =

*Silent with shrubbot.cfg

[command]
command = addbot
exec = bot addbot [1] [2] [3]
desc = Adds bot to game. Syntax: !addbot . Don't use whitespaces in .
syntax =
levels =

[command]
command = kickbot
exec = bot kickbot [1] [2] [3]
desc = Kicks a bot. Syntax: !kickbot .
syntax =
levels =

[command]
command = minbots
exec = bot minbots [1]
desc = Sets minimum count of bots in game.
syntax =
levels =

[command]
command = maxbots
exec = bot maxbots [1]
desc = Sets maximum count of bots in game.
syntax =
levels =

[command]
command = kickall
exec = bot minbots 0; bot maxbots 0; bot kickall
desc = Cleans server of bots.
syntax =
levels =

[command]
command = botseasy
exec = cp The bots are set to easy ; bot difficulty 1 ; moveskill 1 ;
desc = Sets bot difficulty to 1
syntax =
levels =

[command]
command = botsmed
exec = cp The bots are set to medium ; bot difficulty 3 ; moveskill 2 ;
desc = Sets bot difficulty to 3
syntax =
levels =

[command]
command = botshard
exec = cp The bots are set to hard ; bot difficulty 6 ; moveskill 4 ;
desc = Sets bot difficulty to 6
syntax =
levels =

[command]
command = botwar
exec = bot botwar [1] [2] [3]
desc = botwar (1=Allies 2=Axis Usage: !botwar 1 2 3)
syntax =
levels =

[command]
command = botwaroff
exec = bot botwar -1
desc = Turns botwar off
syntax =
levels =

*Shrubbot: This works in NQ, ETPUB

[command]
command = addbot
exec = bot addbot [1] [2] [3]
desc = Adds bot to game. Syntax: !addbot . Don't use whitespaces in .
levels =

[command]
command = kickbot
exec = bot kickbot [1] [2] [3]
desc = Kicks a bot. Syntax: !kickbot .
levels =

[command]
command = minbots
exec = bot minbots [1]
desc = Sets minimum count of bots in game.
levels =

[command]
command = maxbots
exec = bot maxbots [1]
desc = Sets maximum count of bots in game.
levels =

[command]
command = kickall
exec = bot minbots 0; bot maxbots 0; bot kickall
desc = Cleans server of bots.
levels =

[command]
command = botseasy
exec = cp The bots are set to easy ; bot difficulty 1 ; moveskill 1 ;
desc = Sets bot difficulty to 1
levels =

[command]
command = botsmed
exec = cp The bots are set to medium ; bot difficulty 3 ; moveskill 2 ;
desc = Sets bot difficulty to 3
levels =

[command]
command = botshard
exec = cp The bots are set to hard ; bot difficulty 6 ; moveskill 4 ;
desc = Sets bot difficulty to 6
levels =

[command]
command = botwar
exec = bot botwar [1] [2] [3]
desc = botwar (1=Allies 2=Axis Usage: !botwar 1 2 3)
levels =

[command]
command = botwaroff
exec = bot botwar -1
desc = Turns botwar off
levels =

Good Luck!