Page 3 of 4
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 9:44 am
by zinx
LilleBror, you have such a severe and fundamental misunderstanding of the issue that I don't even know where to begin. I will simply say that everything you just said was absolutely wrong.
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 10:14 am
by LilleBror
Ok.. mr zinx
a: sv_fps 20 pmove_msec 25 ( half )
b: sv_fps 20 pmove_msec 10 ( 1/5 )
c: sv_fps 20 pmove_msec 5 ( 1/10 )
a b or c ..?
Its simple if I setup a server... as a test,,, without pmove_msec set 8 what would work best as an alternative. Just make believe its the only values that can be set..
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 10:15 am
by Deus
Lillebror: Just setup your server and leave us alone with your out of range questions. plz
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 11:40 am
by LilleBror
deus....? just trying 2 understand the mechanics.. pmove_msec its an odd name 2 use on a cvar unless it reflects timed events that happen on a server...
My "idea" would be force'ing the following cvars on an ETpro 3.2.6-2 server..
at sv_fps 20...
snaps 20
rate 25000
r_displayrefresh 0
r_swapinterval 0
com_maxfps 100
cl_maxpackets 100
cl_packetdup 0
cl_nodelta 0
cl_avidemo 0
cg_norender 0
cg_smoothclients 0 or 1
pmove_fixed 0 or 1
pmove_msec 5, 10 or 25 or something else?
im leaning heavy towards...
cg_smoothclients 0
pmove_fixed 0
pmove_msec 10
And se what happens...
+the rest of the standart visual cvar's,...
also forcing all the bobs and rolls 0 just in case if someone has not set them zero...
so i just whant a expert opinion on what value 2 use, if left with the 3 options...
may have zero effect if the server is pmove_fixed 0 forced... but as i say TEST...
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 12:33 pm
by ReyalP
Why do you keep asking us when you refuse to listen to the answers we give you ? Since you ignore the answers that conflict with your pre-conceptions, there doesn't seem much point in replying.
Both zinx and I have told you in the plainest terms that pmove_msec doesn't make any difference if pmove_fixed is 0, and that it doesn't relate to sv_fps at all.
Also:
forcing cl_packetdup 0 is a bad idea. packetdup causes no harm and takes very little bandwidth.
cg_smoothclients doesn't even exist in etpro.
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 1:40 pm
by LilleBror
Then consider pmove_fixed 1 is forced server side.
same setup as before..
a, b or c... what value would be best..?
//cl_packetdup 0 im going to stick with that... so the clients need 2 geet all thier packets 2 the server not half of them...
//cl_smoothclients... then it make no difference...
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 1:54 pm
by deej
LilleBror wrote://cl_packetdup 0 im going to stick with that... so the clients need 2 geet all thier packets 2 the server not half of them...
You don't really understand what cl_packetdup does, do you?
Tell him pmove_fixed 1 is a bad thing, he wants to set it. Tell him cl_packetdup is a good thing, he wants to disable it.
All I can say is: Don Quichotte
.
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 2:04 pm
by ReyalP
LilleBror wrote:Then consider pmove_fixed 1 is forced server side.
same setup as before..
This is a bad idea, since it breaks the pistols, sniping, and probably a few other things.
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 2:08 pm
by LilleBror
a b or c?
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 2:14 pm
by ReyalP
LilleBror wrote:a b or c?
As stated before, pmove_msec has no relation to sv_fps.
so the answer is
d) you have no idea what you are talking about.
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 2:27 pm
by LilleBror
a: sv_fps 20 pmove_msec 25 ( half )
b: sv_fps 20 pmove_msec 10 ( 1/5 )
c: sv_fps 20 pmove_msec 5 ( 1/10 )
hmm sv_fps 20..all.. at pmove_fixed 1 forced serverside.... was the question...
disregard sv_fps 20 then....
disregard that pmove_fixed 1 is borked,,,
a b or c?
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 4:29 pm
by uber-noob
I'm for z.
z: Put "quit" at the end of your server.cfg
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 5:26 pm
by Nail
LilleBror, the source code is available, go fix it yourself if you aren't getting answers here that confirm your brilliance
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 1:21 am
by LilleBror
amazing...
pmove_msec post...
I cant se the problem in rating the diffent values...
-dont consider the pmove_fixed is broked..
-dont consider b_fixedphysics as an alternative
-pmove_fixed 1 is going to be used serverside and forced clientside.
-server.cfg will use the stated restrictions.
range is 3-33
im asking a simple question about a serverside cvar...
5 - 10 or 25....
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 3:11 am
by deej
LilleBror wrote:amazing...
pmove_msec post...
I cant se the problem in rating the diffent values...
-dont consider the pmove_fixed is broked..
-dont consider b_fixedphysics as an alternative
-pmove_fixed 1 is going to be used serverside and forced clientside.
-server.cfg will use the stated restrictions.
range is 3-33
im asking a simple question about a serverside cvar...
5 - 10 or 25....
Why didn't you say so. I'd go for 10.