exosum / etrun

ETrun is a Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory game modification based on ET-GPL. The objective of this mod is to bring timeruns support to it. Visit our website for more information.

ETrun

ETrun is a Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory game modification based on ET-GPL. The objective of this mod is to bring timeruns support to it. ETrun is currently under development.

Visit www.timeruns.net for more information.

Key features

• Many bugfixes and exploit fixes
• Support of +forward turning
• Doublejump
• Timer reset fix
• Velocity jumppads & location jumppads support
• Fixed kill & hurt triggers
• Introduced ETrun cvars
• New scoreboard
• No overbounce mode
• Slick control
• Introduced ETrun client commands
• more... (ChangeLog)

Credits

• TJMod developpers
• Racesow project

Compatibility

Windows

Windows server module qagame_mp_x86.dll requires Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package to run properly. Works (tested) on XP/7 with ET 2.60b.

Linux

Requires GLIBC >= 2.7. Works (tested) on Debian 6, Linux Mint 12 with ET 2.60b and ET: Legacy.

OSX

Not compatible with ET 2.60d. Works (tested) on OSX 10.8 with ET: Legacy.

Bootstrapping

Get ETrun submodules:

$ git submodule update --init

Linux / OSX

You will need cmake to compile this project.

Windows

You need Microsoft Visual studio 2010 or newer.

Compiling

Host is the OS used to compile, Target is the OS where the game will be executed.

Target \ Host	Windows	Linux (32-bit only)	OSX
Windows	Use ETrun.sln with MSVC	Not supported	Not supported
Linux	Not supported	./make.sh	Not supported
OSX	Not supported	Not supported	./make.sh or Xcode projets

Testing

There are test scripts for Windows and Linux / OSX.

Windows

Windows test scripts are located in test/win32, you may have to edit some paths according to your ET directory location.

Linux / OSX

Linux and OSX got a dedicated script located in test/unix. Before using them you need to setup your config file. Make a copy of the *.config.example file corresponding to your OS and run the following command to know all available opions:

$ ./test/unix/test.sh -h