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I think spawnarg frob_peer is only about highlighting and not about frobbing (strange enough). Maybe it doesn't matter in this case.

Was this something which was shared with the comunity or only with the devs? I would be interested to read it.

You mean that is the default state of the chest and the script made the body being frobable as well?

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But if it's a small jewerelybox what's the point in unlocking, you could take the whole box with you..

You're still using Internet Explorer to browse this forum? It came with Windows 7, no need to upgrade to Netscape Navigator or something..

Weird enough If I'm in-game the exit command set to the End key works, but while in the main menu it does not. Setting exit to F10 works both in-game and the main menu.

Something else; Doom 3 used to have the command bindunbindtwo (I just read about this here: https://tweakguides.pcgamingwiki.com/Doom3_8.html). The command is still accepted in TDM's console, but it doesn't work propperly. The command should unbind and then bind a command to a key. This is useful for example if you've set 3 keys to one command and know want back to one. I would suggest to either fix the command or remove it as an allowed command.

Ok thanks. Btw. do you know a way to figure out what name TDM accepts for a key that is not listed in the DarkmodKeybinds.cfg file? I want to bind the End key to "exit" but typing in "End" doesn't work. Binding f10 to "End" works (the game exits), so it can be done that way, but I just need the name for that key in TDM.

You could make opening the top drawers all at once when you frob any one top drawer, then when you frob a bottom drawer, the top drawers automatically close. etc. I think I already like it more than the current (optional) frob outline, if it could be made slightly more subtle.

I think opening them all at once, might not be a bad idea (not the second part), although part of the issue is people make all these drawers frobable and then often most of them are empty. Whouldn't it be useful if chests can be moved around?

In some missions there's loot hidden under stuff like clothes. Personally I like to see what I loot before looting it. Well, ok no, you're right. I meant finding loot becomes easier and some mappers make finding loot hard. I'm not against having this on as default.

So you changed it to: bind "F4" "savegame quick" <- changed to F5 bind "F5" "loadgame" <- changed to F9 bind "F6" "_impulse20" bind "F7" "_impulse22" bind "F9" "loadgame quick" <- removed ?

Or Warcraft 3 remaster

I tried the frob helper before and wasn't impressed. Maybe I should try again. I think it"s from 2.09 or older, so not really a new feature. It does make the game easier, so I wouldn't set it on as default. It's a bummer that with such things you really have to try before you understand what it does. This is also why it should not be on by default. People simply woukdn't know wat the dot in screen does.

What are loot animations?

Is this to reflect your mapping skills?

It only needs to be 1px right? Since it's not shown.

You mean paint dot net? If not, you should try that instead.

I think the curent tdm voice actors might not like to hear their voice say things they didn't say

I had a similar issue during beta testing Iris. Maybe @Wellingtoncrabknows more of this issue. Just guessing.

Cool, so I can take voices from TDM to create new voice lines for in TDM.

This is the current default state after installing tdm. You can change them without issues. I'm just reporting what I think probably is a minor bug. But maybe I should check the keybindings config file. Strange that you have f9 and f5 for quicksave. Which is the oposite.

If you copy-pasted the text with Ctrl+Shift - V (paste without formatting) and then pressed Enter, the video gets embed into the post.

You should try starting the game from the Linux executable, you're now running a Windows version. This is because the Linux version of TDM for some reason also adds the Windows executable. At some point we get the situation that people say they play on Linux, but actually they don't (well at least not nativelly), but they don't know.