Question about g_antilag

apo · Post by **apo** » Sat Jun 12, 2004 1:15 am

Hi !

I read in etpro forums that g_antilag 1 or g_antilag 2 is for etmain antilag or etpro antilag. So , when I have b_antilag 1 on my computer, antilag is activated and it works fine.
BUT, when the server has g_antilag 0, does the antilag works for me even with my b_antilag 1 ?
If it works, is it the etmain or etpro antilag ??

Thx for answers !!

*BiO*Tron · Post by *BiO*Tron » Sun Jun 13, 2004 9:30 am

Bumping this thread because I'm interested in the answer as well.

=FF=im2good4u · Post by **=FF=im2good4u** » Sun Jun 13, 2004 9:49 am

serverside

uses g_antilag 0 = no antilag
g_antilag 1 = etpro antilaag that can be turned off clienside whit b_antilag 1 or 0
g_antilag 2 = etmain antolagg for every1

atleast that how i leanred it

duke'ku · Post by **duke'ku** » Sun Jun 13, 2004 1:39 pm

if it's set to 1 on your client, it overrides the server settings and enables antilag for you.

*BiO*Tron · Post by *BiO*Tron » Sun Jun 13, 2004 2:03 pm

OK, but which antilag version is used then (talking about testbugfix 4 and later)? Also, what duke'ku says conflicts with what im2weak4u said before.

The reason why I wasn't sure about the behavior when g_antilag is set to 0 on the server side is this entry from the changelog of the testbugfixes:

"Admins may now choose antilag algorithm used. g_antilag 1 is etpro antilag, g_antilag 2 is etmain antilag"

The setting "0" isn't mentioned there.

Post by **bani** » Sun Jun 13, 2004 2:21 pm

if server's g_antilag is 0 but client's is enabled, it will use etpro antilag.

*BiO*Tron · Post by *BiO*Tron » Sun Jun 13, 2004 2:22 pm

thx bani, good to know

apo · Post by **apo** » Mon Jun 14, 2004 8:56 am

if server's g_antilag is 0 but client's is enabled, it will use etpro antilag.

serverside

uses g_antilag 0 = no antilag

Ok so you don t say the same thing !!

I presume bani is right anyway !!