Cockpits List

This is a list of a few cockpit files that are available. You can only use them if you have downloaded a version of Armagetronad later than 0.3.0_alpha4872 and if you know how to use the Console. Be aware that your use of upper/lowercase for the console command matters.

Classic

Classic cockpit

Author

Wrtlprnft

Description

This cockpit file tries to emulate the cockpit of 0.2.8 as much as possible. It doesn't include a HUD minimap and uses the traditional needle gauges. Boooooring.

Console Command

COCKPIT_FILE wrtlprnft/classic-0.0.1.aacockpit.xml

Playground

Playground

Author

Lucifer

Description

TODO-Lucifer: Add your description

Console Command

COCKPIT_FILE Lucifer/sick/Playground-0.0.1.aacockpit.xml

Standard Cockpit

Standard cockpit in smartcam mode

Standard cockpit in incam mode

Author

Wrtlprnft and Lucifer

Description

This is the default cockpit in 0.3.0. It has the new HUD map and bar gauges, but displays about the same data as 0.2.8.

Try switching to incam mode for a camera tailored to incam playing.

Console Command

COCKPIT_FILE Anonymous/standard-0.0.1.aacockpit.xml

Vanoriginal

Vanoriginal

Author

Vanhayes

Description

I Made all the meters Vertical Bar guages, took out all of the information that was showed in the top right corner except time and FPS, though you can toggle them off.Put the enemies/friends alive meter from incam. You can also toggle off the map If it is in the way and you can toggle on the impact meters, Front left and right.The toggles are cockpit keys: 1(map),2(impact meters), and 5(FPS/Time)

Console Command

COCKPIT_FILE Vanhayes/cockpit/vanoriginal-0.0.1.aacockpit.xml

Wrtl's Cockpit

Wrtl's cockpit with everything at initial state

Wrtl's cockpit with the HUD map switched off

Wrtl's cockpit with dimmed 3D rendering

Author

Wrtlprnft

Description

This is my approach on creating the ultimate cockpit.

The huge rubber gauge on the left helps you know instantly how risky you can play and the player information on the top right helps you determine if your help defending is needed.

On the bottom right is a special gauge that shows the approximate time to the next impact with a wall, useful if you want to know if you outgrinded someone. You can switch of the big map by pressing the first cockpit key (bind it in global keyboard config) and dim the 3D rendering by pressing the second key—useful for chico maps.

Console Command

COCKPIT_FILE wrtlprnft/testfile-0.0.1.aacockpit.xml