The question first:
Does anyone know if it's possible to use ParseArg to change a .pup?

The idea:
Say you wanna make more than ten weapons. Say you wanna be able to access all of them from the ten hotkeys. Does anybody think it's a good idea to write a cog, flag it in items.dat like it's a weapon, and then use it as a 'gateway' of sorts? Like have all the messages of a weapon, tie it to x(a random number) actual weapon cogs, then use SendMessageEx to call the actual weapon cogs and some other hotkey to cycle through the weapons on that one hotkey. If this makes no sense, it's probably my fault, sorry.

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Sure, you can change the pup with Parsearg...

Parsearg(Player, "Puppet=NEWPUP.pup");


Im afraid I dont quite understand your idea, though....

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so basically...

you have one new weapon, you fire it, it works, and when you press a hotkey, it changes to another weapon, also stored within the same cog?

That's a kinda cool idea, but no really useful applications.

Also, why the hell would you need to change the .pup file?

If you're looking to get the gun stances, just use setarmedmode(player, 1);

Yeah, I want at the gun stances, but my problem is there aren't enough of them. And the idea itself would be really usefull if you had more than ten weapons and didn't want to hotkey you're way up the wazoo. It's kinda like a Half-Life type selection system. Maybe somebody on a TC could use it.

I think what your describing is what we're doing in Team Battle TC (Its already coded). When its released everyone can have full access to the code and use the basics of it if they like. (My coding is pretty messy and bad though)

I once tried changing the puppet files with ParseArg. I though had to close the project, because ParseArg messed them up. I tried to recreate the turok monkey mode for jk...

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