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[netcode] client sync problem #350
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You can see if you are boosted with net_graph 1. The green and purple line should be rock stable, just like on a listenserver. |
Think I misunderstood this. Closed issues are completed issues maybe? haha |
Thanks. Closing it since no further input is needed. |
This was referenced Feb 19, 2013
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Honestly didn't know what to title this as I don't know what's going on.
Note: All screens below are done with ex_interp 0.01 / 0.009 - net_graph purple/blue (cl_cmdrate) line is affected by this.
I always found this one a little strange. The green circle is where I tried to shoot, while the red circle is a bugged shot. Now, the red shot isn't actually hitting there, but in the green circle.
This may seem fine and all, not a big issue, but wait. Remember how people told you that to boost a server, you need to go beyond 100FPS in HLDS? This is not true, it is the client that is actually boosted.
The image below show how it's supposed to look. Notice how the ping is invisible (0ms). This is a 500/1000FPS server. On a 100/200FPS server you will see 5 ping.
To get boosted or synchronised if you want, you need cl_updaterate 101. Why it goes out of sync on 100 and below, I don't know. (This may be why CPL started with 101 values?)
Another thing is that you need to tweak your FPS to get synced on servers with odd numbers. Because it's impossible to sync properly with just tweaking cl_updaterate - for example:
This is a shot of a 1000FPS server un-synced (cl_updaterate 100) with FPS tweak to get synced:
Un-boosted clients have inferior recoil accuracy, compared to a boosted one. Just like low ms has the advantage compared to high ms in terms of recoil accuracy. Getting boosted properly reduces the advantage for the low ms guy. Strangely enough.
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