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Allow turning off the display of the host IP and username you are connecting with from the connecting screen on load. #1282
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…necting with from the connecting screen on load.
Solves #1281 |
I think the better way is to push a user friendly server name to |
Thats actually a way better suggestion, shall I do that then? |
font->glFormat(0.60f, 0.35f, 1.0f, FONT_SCALE | FONT_NORM, "User name: %s", clientSetup->myPlayerName.c_str()); | ||
} | ||
else { | ||
font->glFormat(0.60f, 0.40f, 1.0f, FONT_SCALE | FONT_NORM, "Connecting to: %s", clientSetup->showServerName.c_str()); |
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No "User name: %s"
entry? Just curious.
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I don't mind the missing username.
…necting with from the connecting screen on load. (#1282)
Right now it says the IP:port of the server, like > Connecting to: [12.34.56.78]:12345 This looks scary, apparently some streamers think it's their own IP that just got broadcast public. The patch changes it to room title, like > Connecting to: Teams All Welcome It only works on fresh engines but should be harmless otherwise. See beyond-all-reason/spring#1282
By specifying
ShowServerIP = 0;
in startscript