Oh grow up. First I never said I did use cl_interpolate 0, but I have tried
it, about 5 months ago when people first found out what it did.
Do you even know how gameplay looks when cl_interpolate 0 is set? Models
jerk back and forth, making it rather annoying and difficult to hit anyone
anyways.
Dagok wrote:
As I already said you are only changing the way you see the other players
movement.
You are not changing how they see you. This isnt a bug nor a cheat.
Dagok
What planet do you live on? By your definition the only "cheats" would
be speedhacks. No other cheats affect how other pla
Wolfgang Weber wrote:
i agree, it would be nice to have the hitboxes exactly where you see the
moving model. though i never found the settings to achieve that. here
hitboxes are always behind a moving model.
You can do that on the server by setting sv_unlag 0. Then the lag
compensation is disa
Dagok wrote:
Difference is Valve has chosen to leave these cvars available for the
public
to use.
So please spare us the stupid comparisons to wallhacks, aimbots or any
other
cheat.
Get a clue. Just because Valve forgot to mark it as a cheat cvar doesn't
make it any less of a cheat. There wer
Michael, does this apply to CS 1.6 as well?
When I type on game CS 1.6 game console cl_interpolate,
it did not return anything.
I would call this an exploit and something needs to be done to stop it.
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From: "Michael Käser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, June 0
i agree, it would be nice to have the hitboxes exactly where you see the
moving model. though i never found the settings to achieve that. here
hitboxes are always behind a moving model.
there were similar discussion about cs1.6 a while ago and even plugins that
"locked" (at least for an unexperie
Difference is Valve has chosen to leave these cvars available for the public
to use.
So please spare us the stupid comparisons to wallhacks, aimbots or any other
cheat.
Dagok
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From: "Tim McLennan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 12:10 PM
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From: "Kennycom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Server not listed in Steam master server list
Date: Sat, 4 Jun 2005 11:55:05 -0700
What ports are you forwarding through the firewall?
- Original Me
>As I already said you are only changing the way you see the
>other players movement.
>You are not changing how they see you. This isnt a bug nor a cheat.
You could say the exact same thing about wallhacks.
Regards,
Tim
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What ports are you forwarding through the firewall?
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From: "Gordian Knot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 9:49 AM
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Server not listed in Steam master server list
I know of the dos attacks I could run into, but the point i
As I already said you are only changing the way you see the other players
movement.
You are not changing how they see you. This isnt a bug nor a cheat.
Dagok
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From: "Michael Käser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Andrew Forsberg"
Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 2:06 AM
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I know of the dos attacks I could run into, but the point is that both old
and new style queries are enabled so that at least someone can see my
server... If I get to the steam master list I will turn it off.
I have restarted the server, but answers from master servers seems to be the
same (alway
That's not correct. The old query style provides a security issue,
potential DOS iirc and you should not be enabling it. Only old
tools not be able to query the server so its www.cstiger.de which
is broken if it cant use the new protocol.
For the problem itself have you restarted the server and
@Clayton : There are several threads in Steam forums, where
sv_enableoldqueries 1 helped people alot, at most to see the server in the
webbrowser (like www.cstiger.de). By the way the server is visble there
Valve says : "Disable old style (non-challenged) server queries by default
(use the sv_
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I have just setup a dedicated Half-Life Firearms Server on Linux and mine
displays in the Steam list.
Make sure your filter in the Steam program doesn't have the checkbox "Has
players playing" checked.
If that box is checked and no one is on
doesn't sv_enableoldqueries stop it responding to the now 'proper' queries?
On 6/4/05, Gordian Knot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an uptodate linux dedicated CS:Source server @ 80.121.145.189:27015
> behind NAT.
> When I start the server all seems to be fine, I´m getting "ADDING MASTER
> SE
Gordian,
I think a few of us are having this exact same problem, information is very
scarce at the moment, I'm not even sure if Valve have aknolwedges this as a
problem and added it to their list of things to do.. Alfred?
- Original Message -
From: "Gordian Knot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
I have an uptodate linux dedicated CS:Source server @ 80.121.145.189:27015
behind NAT.
When I start the server all seems to be fine, I´m getting "ADDING MASTER
SERVER 69.28.151.178:27011 ADDING MASTER SERVER 69.28.151.162:27011" and
later on "Connection to Steam Servers successful."
If I look for
Hi
> Even if, and it's a big if, the cl_interp info was figured into lag
> compensation by the server despite the fact the client had set
> cl_interpolate to 0 (i.e., interpolation was turned off) -- how is
> shooting where someone was, a *precise* number of milliseconds ago, any
> easier than sho
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