A Sourcemod plugin for TF2 jumping that adds various improvements through optional settings without affecting the core gameplay. Works on Linux servers and Windows listen servers (aka offline). Requires Sourcemod 1.11 or above (1.12 to fix the reloadfire audio bug on listen servers).

Install by first downloading the required extension SendVarEdit (link to ZIP) and extracting it directly into <TF2 folder>/tf. Then download this repository (Green <> Code button -> Download ZIP) and navigate to <TF2 folder>/tf/addons/sourcemod/. Put jumpqol.txt into the gamedata folder. Then jumpqol.sp needs to be compiled by using spcomp[.exe] in the scripting folder. On Windows this can be done by placing jumpqol.sp in the scripting folder, then dragging and dropping jumpqol.sp onto spcomp.exe, whereafter jumpqol.smx will appear next to it. Go back to the sourcemod folder and place the compiled jumpqol.smx in the plugins folder. With that the installation is done.

Players can use /jumpqol (sm_jumpqol in console) to see the available settings with descriptions. If a setting is more than just an on/off setting, then /jumpqol <setting> will show what the possible values that can be used are. Finally changing the value of a setting is done through /jumpqol <setting> <value>.

The server can similarly use sm_jumpqol to list all the settings along with the default values. The default values can be changed with the ConVars sm_jumpqol_<setting>_default and it is possible to enforce the default values by setting the ConVars sm_jumpqol_<setting>_enforce 1. A config file for these ConVars gets generated at cfg/sourcemod/jumpqol.cfg. If a map generates a lot of events, try setting the max number of events that gets checked for gimmicks with sm_jumpqol_required_maxevents. Enable sm_jumpqol_setting_autostop if function detours should unhook when they aren't in use, but beware that it can cause problems on virtual servers (something with setting memory page permissions).

For finer control, the jumpqol.inc include lets other plugins control what setting values the players should have and informs plugins when they try to change them. An example of such a plugin can be seen in example.sp.