Charts and Lists

This guide collects most of the information from the Carball manual documents that can be shown in either a tabular or list form. The charts and lists below are for general reference and your convenience only. Please read the appropriate guide to place the information in context.

Controls

Carball Action	UT2004 Function	Default Button
Accelerate	Move Forward	W
Reverse	Move Backwards	S
Turn Left	Strafe Left	A
Turn Right	Strafe Right	D
Look Around	Aim	Mouse Movements
Activate Power-Up	Fire	Left Mouse Button
Alt-Fire Power-Up	Alt-Fire	Right Mouse Button
Handbrake	Jump	Spacebar or Control Key
Jump	Crouch	C
Spin Jump Left	Strafe Left	A, while building up for jump
Spin Jump Right	Strafe Right	D, while building up for jump
Point Car Nose Down	Crouch	C, while in air
Point Car Nose Up	Jump	Control Key, while in air
Quickflip	Not applicable	Key bound by player
Wheelie	Not applicable	Key bound by player
Upright Vehicle	Use	E
Toggle Headlights	Not applicable	Key bound by player
Ballcam	Not applicable	Key bound by player
Next Inventory Item	Not applicable	Key bound by player
Previous Inventory Item	Not applicable	Key bound by player
Call Timeout	Not applicable	Key bound by player
Zoom In	Next Weapon	MouseWheel Up
Zoom Out	Previous Weapon	MouseWheel Down

Power-Ups

Name	Primary Fire Mode	Alt-Fire Mode	Affects
Repair Kit	Not applicable	Not applicable	Damaged vehicle
Nitro Boost	Speed boost	High jump	Player
Pocket Rocket	Fire rocket	Fire guided rocket	Player, opponents, ball - Alt-Fire does not cause physical damage
Flip-Mine	Drop mine	Fire sticky grenade	Player, opponents, ball
Goo Pile	Drops goo	Lob goo	Player, opponents, ball
Invisibility	Become translucent	View opponents inventory	Player or opponents
Nuke	Detonate nuke	Drop timed nuke	Player, opponents, ball, Spider-Mines, Flip-Mine Sticky Genades
Portable Repulse Field Generator	Create Repulse Shield	Create Damage Shield	Opponents, teammates, and ball or any weapons
Spider-Mine	Drop Spider-Mine	Drop ball only Spider-Mine	Opponents and ball or just ball
Electro-Pulse Generator	Fire Energy beam	Fire EMP pulse	Opponents and ball or just opponents

Server INI Edits

The following is a list of the changes to the ut2004.ini file that server admins who wish to run Carball must implement. You should not make the changes unless you know what you are doing. You may wish to read the Server Guide to learn more about operating a Carball server.

[Engine.GameEngine]
ServerPackages=CBall
[IpDrv.TcpNetDriver]
AllowDownloads=True
NetServerMaxTickRate=30
MaxClientRate=15000
[IpDrv.HTTPDownload]
RedirectToURL=Appropriate URL
[Engine.GameReplicationInfo]
ServerName=Arbritray text
AdminName=Arbritray text
AdminEmail=Arbritray text
MessageOfTheDay=Arbritray text
[Uweb.WebServer]
bEnabled=true
ListenPort=Appropriate port number
[Engine.GameInfo]
AccessControlClass=XAdmin.AccessControlIni
bEnableStatLogging=True


Pathways

You can configure the Carball specific controls by follow this path: Settings - Input - Configure Controls - Carball.

The path for UnrealEd on your computer should be UT2004/System/UnrealEd.exe.

The following is a list of Unreal Tournament 2004 (UT2004) file extensions and their associated directories. Please note that this list relates to Carball specific files. Remove the "CBall" from these paths when using regular UT2004 related files.

File Associations

Extension	Directory
.u	UT2004/System
.ucl	UT2004/System
.int	UT2004/System
.utx	UT2004/CBall/Textures
.usx	UT2004/CBall/StaticMeshes
.ukx	UT2004/CBall/Animations
CB-*.ut2	UT2004/CBall/Maps
.ut2	UT2004/Maps
.ogg	UT2004/Music

Acronyms

Below is a list of online gaming acronyms and expressions that are especially prevalent in Carball games.

Abbreviation	Meaning
GG	Good God
GG	Good Going
GG	Good Game
GTG	Got to Go
FTW	For The Win
FTL	For The Loss
TBH	To Be Honest
Gudn	Good One
NT	Nice Try
NVM	Nevermind
OC	Overcomplicated
PP	Postpunked