Seperate active loadouts for offense and defense.

[Excelsiore]

It would be nice if you could define one active loadout for when you're an attacker and one active loadout for when you're a defender. Just something to make life a little easier.

It might also be nice with maps specific loadouts for offense and defense.

What do I know, just trying to help keep the community alive and kicking...

 

[Crowze]

Doesn't shound too difficult, just got to work out how to set the current loadout from a mutator.

 

[keihaswarrior]

I like this idea. I am always rushing into the QA menu to make sure I get my correct loadout before the game starts. It would be nice if I could set loadouts for each map on both offense and defense.

 

[Lasersailor184]

You can move the loadouts up and down the list.

I have the 3 I use at the top of the list.

 

[Rostam]

I've got it set like that too. On top all my attack loadouts, followed by defense, special and lastly fun.

Still I think this is a great idea.

 

[RedMarlin[MERLIN]]

yeah, something bothers me about Iraqi's having m16's hehe

 

[mute_dammit]

It might also be nice with maps specific loadouts for offense and defense.

For new maps, this could be done easily with one of the existing mutators (something like pistols only / Mk23 only loadout) - the mapper just places whichever weapons they like into the appropriate spawns or other sniper-protected areas. Not quite as nice as a new mutator, but at least you don't have to convince anyone to write custom code.

Did I mention this before? I get so confused....

 

[Beppo]

Our own mutator subclass has some 'hooks' that are actually designed to allow the manipulation of the selected loadout. So you can swap loadouts based on anything you want or you can 'edit' a selected loadout aso aso.

The class is called INFc_LoadoutMutator - a direct subclass of the standard Mutator class.
The CheckLoadout function can be used to setup a whole new loadout based on whatever you like, be it a map name or whatever. In combination with a client side object you would even be able to use client specific loadouts based on maps and role (attacker/defender).