lmd_interface/target_interface

This has been done in some Quake 3 based games before.
Basically, it acts the same as lmd_terminal in most ways. Except instead of tedious /interacts, it has it's own structure, like buttons you can click. background shader. Basically, a more versitile and interactive lmd_terminal.

Personally, I wouldn't see the need for this. I was just running across ST:VOY:EF and found this entity. Not a bad addition for role-playing servers, either. This is simillar to the JA Single player Mission Selection screen. This also includes a 'Cancel' Button and a 'Confirm' Button by default.

This entity is a general entity (ET_GENERAL)

Spawnflags:
1. Can be used by multiple players
2. Can only be used once
4. Starts off inactive. Needs target_activate

Keys:
model: What model to draw for the button (Has a default, if not specified, it will fire f_con1, naturally)
Backimage: Background Image
Buttonimage: Immage/Shader for the buttons that the player interacts with
Soundset (1 to 6): Sound to toggle when each button is selected
Target (1 to 6): Fires a target when a button is used
cmd (1 to 6) Button Specifier and Discribes map line 1
cmdalt: Key not used in the origonal target_interface. Discrives mapline 2
peramiter1: Command to execute when target has NOT yet been fired (Origonal key)
peramiter2: Command to execute when target has ALREADY been fired (Origonal key)
targetname: Name the entity

Example: /place lmd_interface 0 Backimage,textures/doomgiver/hyper01,buttonimage,textures/test/test1,target,levelchange1,target2,levelchange2,cmd,Camelot,cmd2,High Noon,permamiter1,levelchangeparm,peramiter2,levelnull

Note: Raven Software made it possible for target_interface to be put in a .cfg file. a line would look like this

MAP1 "Hevil" "" "map t3_hevil" "sound sound/null"

MAP1 Being the main command line
"Hevil" Being the map name. Any command can be put here. /login, /bind, /use (/use is common) It can also be one big binder
"" Is used for alternate name
"Sound" Being the sound to use when the button is pressed.
- Any other command lines need be. The .cfg can accept 4, with the exception of 5, being either the Return or the Confirm button