Function ClientSpawn

code/game/g_client.cpp:2119–2470

void G_ChangePlayerModel( gentity_t *ent, const char *newModel );
qboolean ClientSpawn(gentity_t *ent, SavedGameJustLoaded_e eSavedGameJustLoaded )
{
	int		index;
	vec3_t	spawn_origin, spawn_angles;
	gclient_t	*client;
	int		i;
	clientPersistant_t	saved;
	clientSession_t		savedSess;
	clientInfo_t		savedCi;
	int		persistant[MAX_PERSISTANT];
	usercmd_t	ucmd;
	gentity_t	*spawnPoint;
	qboolean	beamInEffect = qfalse;
	extern qboolean g_qbLoadTransition;

	index = ent - g_entities;
	client = ent->client;

	if ( eSavedGameJustLoaded == eFULL && g_qbLoadTransition == qfalse )//qbFromSavedGame)
	{//loading up a full save game
		ent->client->pers.teamState.state = TEAM_ACTIVE;

		// increment the spawncount so the client will detect the respawn
		client->ps.persistant[PERS_SPAWN_COUNT]++;
		client->ps.persistant[PERS_TEAM] = client->sess.sessionTeam;

		client->airOutTime = level.time + 12000;

		for (i=0; i<3; i++)
		{
			ent->client->pers.cmd_angles[i] = 0.0f;
		}

		SetClientViewAngle( ent, ent->client->ps.viewangles);//spawn_angles );

		gi.linkentity (ent);

		// run the presend to set anything else
		ClientEndFrame( ent );

		// clear entity state values
		PlayerStateToEntityState( &client->ps, &ent->s );

		// ALL OF MY RAGE... they decided it would be a great idea to treat NPC_type like a player model here,
		// which is all kinds of unbelievable. I will be having a stern talk with James later. --eez
		if( ent->NPC_type &&
			Q_stricmp( ent->NPC_type, "player" ) )
		{
			// FIXME: game doesn't like it when you pass ent->NPC_type into this func. Insert all kinds of noises here --eez
			char bleh[MAX_SPAWN_VARS_CHARS];
			Q_strncpyz(bleh, ent->NPC_type, sizeof(bleh));

			G_ChangePlayerModel( ent, bleh );
		}
		else
		{
			G_LoadAnimFileSet( ent, ent->NPC_type );
			G_SetSkin( ent );