11-03-2017, 08:52 PM
(10-23-2017, 12:45 AM)Vim Fuego Wrote: I think the events are hard-coded into the insim, but I would have thought that command lines would override certain stuff...
I don't know much about this stuff either, tbh...
Not hardcoded. Events are stored in Airio.srv.(n).txt under ScheduledCommand and as far I'm aware there's no way to disable them without removing/commenting in config file.
But I think there's way how to have the events and have means to disable them permanently.
!si <number> loads stored config in airio/set/ directory (Airio.set.<number>.txt)
If you move these ScheduledCommand configuration into "Airio.set.0.txt" and store empty file "Airio.set.999.txt" then you'll be able to use "!si 999" to disable events leaving events on upon restart (I think configuration "0" gets loaded every boot)
But this would also entail changing the event scripting, because EVENTS USE "!si" as a script source, so once you load another initialisation file you'll overwrite all scheduled events from "!si 0" and part of scripting (as they are timed) will be lost.