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Any bind starting with + will have two numbers appeneded to the end when executed: the keycode for the key pressed to activate it, and the client timestamp when the key was pressed. The keycode is used to make the game behave properly when multiple keys are bound to the same +command — for example, ...

The MG code is atrocious, and the sensitivity while using one is highly affected by framerate (amongst other things.) Unfortunately, 1) The code is rather scary and convoluted, so the prospect of rewriting it entirely is not terribly attractive, and 2) Most of the problem is caused by rounding error...

KOEKJE!

Sauron|EFG wrote:It's funny that method of determining if you're on LAN lives on in Q3 (if it does) since it actually haven't worked correctly since early/mid nineties...

FYI, this is one of the things 2.60 fixes.

engine also supports: 2 x 4 ( 4 x 2 ) - who use that ?! 4 x 8 ( 8 x 4 ) 16 x 4 .... it will take forever to write all of them maxium is about 2048x2048 because it is common limit of gfx hardware Either coordinate can be any power of two within the contraints of the graphics hardware. The 3DFX Voodo...

Argh. I still can't remember exactly what causes this, and I'm terribly braindead right now. I do remember something about it being related to the CG_LimboPanel_SendSetupMsg() call in CG_NewClientInfo(). I remember for sure that CG_LimboPanel_SendSetupMsg() will sometimes be called before your team ...

The error codes are just debugging information specifying the reason that a full prediction calculation is required. If a full prediction calculation isn't required, old calculations will be used instead (unless, of course, b_optimizePrediction of off.) I don't feel like typing up the meaning of all...

Not very many ET servers are run on Win32 (especially non-etpro servers) because a bug in the download code makes http downloads very likely to crash the server.

You can do very basic verification by running through the individual demo packets, each of which start with seqno[32 bits], length[32 bits]. A sequence number and length of -1 marks the end of the demo, which is why all (complete) demos have 0xff · 8 at the end. Any more in-depth verification would ...

lw = latched weapon (weapon on next spawn) sw = latched secondary weapon (secondary weapon on next spawn) p = privilege level (peon = 0, referee (vote), referee (password), semiadmin, rconauth) (etpro only) ss = stats restored by stat saver (etpro only) sc = shoutcaster status (etpro only) tv = ETTV...

RtCW set the lower bound at 90 because of the introduction of binoculars and scoped weaponry.

The engine eats all characters >= 128.
There are a few characters available below 32, but they're not terribly consistent across ET's fonts.

bani wrote:a demo records exactly what you saw, and should be accurate. speccing other players wont be accurate, but your view should be.

O_o.

A demo records snapshots, and demo playback never does prediction or extrapolation (just interpolation between snaps.) Demo playback won't be exactly the same.

Neith wrote:the email I was trying to use was my real isp email address. there're other people with the same problem... if you may fix it, it would be great.

What is the domain on the email address?

setcs <n> <string> sets configstring #<n> to <string> Most of the configstrings and their formats can be seen by poking through the ET SDK. Configstring #44 is an etpro feature that takes a precipitation string (as you'd use in a map, in an "atmosphere" key) to override the level's normal ...