TEAM FORTRESS 2 COCONUT CODE
People believed this due to the thought that the TF2 source code wasn't well written, especially when many have watched a certain video about the TF2 developers' frustration towards the source code. Gameplay Team Fortress 2 in play: a group of RED players attack a BLU base on the Capture the Flag map '2Fort', whilst showing Scout, Engineer, Heavy, and Spy from the first person perspective of a Medic. After the second trending coconut post, they made a post to clarify about how the note isn't real. This is a joke comment made by a commenter on the original post and was somewhat cleared up in the replies. Words cannot describe my ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ confusion." "//I have no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ idea who put this here, but when I deleted it the game wouldn’t start. The second misconception is that the supposed developer's note is from the source code. A quote attributed to a game developer claiming that a coconut image was keeping Team Fortress 2 from crashing was actually just a joke by a Reddit user. The original poster must have exported the file as JPG and then included the file extension with the name. Using the program VTFEdit, you can export coconut.vtf to the JPG, PNG, BMP, and TGA file formats. Just like every other texture in Source Engine games, the image is stored as a VTF and VMT file named "coconut". The first misconception is that the coconut is a JPG or a PNG file, often written as "coconut.jpg" or "coconut.png".
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