New Rickroll Feature!

[T tee]

New Rickroll Feature!
exists thanks to T tee
Very well, so is this some kind of feature you can rickroll people with?
Exactly, there are actually two special binds you can use easily!
Rapidly download the Rickroll.zip file and unzip it in your Teeworlds userdata folder.

Go there if you're on Linux: /home/USER/.teeworlds
On Windows: %appdata%\Teeworlds
Now, you should be able to see the settings_ddnet.cfg and the Rickroll folder in the same directory (you can delete the Rickroll.zip file too).
Now we need to enable the first bind.
Alright, so you want to start your DDNet client.

Go in a server (I recommend you to try this in your server first)
If you've done everything correctly until now, you can press F1 to open your console.
Voila! Now you just need to write exec Rickroll\start ,press enter and exit the console.
Every time you will press o, you'll sing Never gonna give you up!

You can check the README(pls).txt file from the Rickroll folder for more info.
Once you tried this first feature, you can also check the other README(pls).txt from those folders:
- Rickroll\video;
- Rickroll\lyricsrcon;
- Rickroll\videorcon;
Use these to rickroll people in many different and creative ways ♪!

Unless you don't like rickrolls, I think it's worth a try!
Please tell me what you think, or if you have any questions, just comment in the thread bellow!

Rickroll.zip

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[Index]

That should definitely be included in the offical releases, until then i linked it in the 'Just bind it' thread at least :>
Guess you spent quite some time with this, so thanks !))

[T tee]

I appreciate that you liked these binds
And also thank you for linking it to the 'Just bind it' thread! ❤

[coldren]

Somehow it doesn't work for me with

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exec Rickroll\start

but with

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exec Rickroll/start

, but then all the other binds don't work.
I'm using linux. I have put the folder in ~/.teeworlds.

[deen]

You probably have to replace \ with / in all files, you could use sed -i "s#\\#/#g" *.cfg

[T tee]

I made a fixed version for linux!
(If anyone was wondering, I used Notepad to replace the "\" with "/", which has an option to replace the same stuff in multiple documents)