Since the jungle inferno update my Lawena hasn't been executing it's custom hud files correctly. The game launches as if it was a -default copy of the game and hud elements aren't removed when viewing a demo.
- I'm using version 4.1.16
- I've already tried restarting explorer.exe, my PC, and re-installing Lawena itself.
- Manually moving HUD files from lawena-stable-4.1.16\lawena\hud to Team Fortress 2\tf\custom\lawena also doesn't work.
Anyone have any ideas?
Since the jungle inferno update my Lawena hasn't been executing it's custom hud files correctly. The game launches as if it was a -default copy of the game and hud elements aren't removed when viewing a demo.
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[*] I'm using version 4.1.16
[*] I've already tried restarting explorer.exe, my PC, and re-installing Lawena itself.
[*] Manually moving HUD files from lawena-stable-4.1.16\lawena\hud to Team Fortress 2\tf\custom\lawena also doesn't work.
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Anyone have any ideas?
the hud is outdated, find info.vdf and change version to 2
the hud is outdated, find info.vdf and change version to 2
omg it worked thanks!!!!!!!
omg it worked thanks!!!!!!!
Different problem, but whenever i finish recording with lawena. I look at my tga file, the tga files aren't there. Any solutions?
Different problem, but whenever i finish recording with lawena. I look at my tga file, the tga files aren't there. Any solutions?
try using these commands instead of the default recording key:
"host_framerate [your framerate here]; startmovie a;"
"endmovie; host_framerate 0;"
bind each of these to a key.
in addition try setting your tga folder back to just tf/ because sometimes the game refuses to write to anywhere else.
try using these commands instead of the default recording key:
"host_framerate [your framerate here]; startmovie a;"
"endmovie; host_framerate 0;"
bind each of these to a key.
in addition try setting your tga folder back to just tf/ because sometimes the game refuses to write to anywhere else.
Cyanictry using these commands instead of the default recording key:
"host_framerate [your framerate here]; startmovie a;"
"endmovie; host_framerate 0;"
bind each of these to a key.
in addition try setting your tga folder back to just tf/ because sometimes the game refuses to write to anywhere else.
why is it saving the tga's to my tf folder, when the movie folder is set to a separate folder ):<
[quote=Cyanic]try using these commands instead of the default recording key:
"host_framerate [your framerate here]; startmovie a;"
"endmovie; host_framerate 0;"
bind each of these to a key.
in addition try setting your tga folder back to just tf/ because sometimes the game refuses to write to anywhere else.[/quote]
why is it saving the tga's to my tf folder, when the movie folder is set to a separate folder ):<
Judewhy is it saving the tga's to my tf folder, when the movie folder is set to a separate folder ):<
This is a common error unfortunately there's nothing you can do about it iirc.
[quote=Jude]
why is it saving the tga's to my tf folder, when the movie folder is set to a separate folder ):<[/quote]
This is a common error unfortunately there's nothing you can do about it iirc.
If you have any issues regarding Lawena, leave bug reports in its Github page, the developer is super active.
If you have any issues regarding Lawena, leave bug reports in its Github page, the developer is super active.