bDisableOvertime=True
You learn UnrealScript mainly by reading other people's code. Removing code without an important reason (download size reduction and lack of helpfulness are not important in that sense) is extremely antisocial IMHO.
Or https://github.com/Annihilator/
ONSPlus by Shambler does something like that for ONS. Freon has it now built in (though I'm not a great fan of the UDP sockets it uses rather than http.
Here is the new release https://github.com/ravimohan1991/SmartCTF/releases/tag/1B. To disable the overtime and force the game end in draw, just set Code: [Select]bDisableOvertime=Truein the SmartCTF.ini file.
However, the scoreboard doesn't work. Note that UTComp is used as well, so there may have been some negative interactions with that mutator, even tough the UTComp enhanced scoreboard had been disabled.
ScoreBoardType=SmartCTF1B.SmartCTFScoreBoard
Also, the ability to completely disable CountryToFlag functionality for those who do not need it would be appreciated.
P.S. Do you expect there could be any negative effects if used in the VCTF mode, instead of plain old CTF?
What I'd really like to see is something that we can use to ensure the teams are reasonably well balanced at the start of each match (separate from the scoreboard logic so that they can be used separately or together.What you have in there is a lot of information about the players and how they're playing. All that is interesting, but could be made useful by storing that away and using it to balance teams at map start - separating cappers from each other, separating defenders from each other and splitting the other players into roughly even groups to the teams.
Quote from: Annihilator on June 11, 2020, 23:32Also, the ability to completely disable CountryToFlag functionality for those who do not need it would be appreciated.Ok, I added it in the todo list for next version.Quote from: Annihilator on June 11, 2020, 23:32P.S. Do you expect there could be any negative effects if used in the VCTF mode, instead of plain old CTF?There shouldn't be negative effects of that. But one never knows .