right?

Only I don't seem to be able to progress past level 17 in the campaign (the LMS level) in the latest version (2.2.1). I've never played this far in the campaign in previous versions so I couldn't compare.

When all the other players have run out of lives it simply says that "the level has been LOST" and makes me play again. The scoreboard reads with me at the top, with the number of lives I have remaining, and with the bots underneath with scores of -2,-3 and -4 - as expected

Please correct me if I'm being completely stupid . Couldn't find anything related with a search

ARGH.. this seems to be a bug.. damn it. I wonder when that one slipped in. Its late now, people will take a look at it tomorrow

Try putting this file in your Nexuiz data directory: http://hector.rbi.informatik.uni-frankf ... /progs.dat

Does it fix the issue?

(Sources for this file are the current svn snapshot of the Nexuiz 2.x branch)

divVerent did fix that bug. Put that file into your Nexuiz/data directory: http://esteel.planetnexuiz.de/nexuiz/mi ... 061221.pk3
To fix it for now.. Maybe there will be an 2.2.2 release Nice number...

Yep that one worked esteel - didn't try divVerent's fix tho.

Also it seems to display the intro message for the level for a bit too long sometimes - I've only noticed it on this level. I'll press jump and the game will start but the message will stay there (maybe until I press jump again?). Only happens every so often...

Zogger wrote:Also it seems to display the intro message for the level for a bit too long sometimes - I've only noticed it on this level. I'll press jump and the game will start but the message will stay there (maybe until I press jump again?). Only happens every so often...

That should only happen in LMS. In online games you wouldn't see the welcome message, because you are spawned immediately after connecting, so it's always displayed for the first 8 seconds.

I get the welcome message on online games too, it's really annoying. I can't really start to play until it dissapears as I can\t see that well.