Thank you for posting this!
I never tought of it.
By the way, is there a way to reply to the rcon command issuer?
I changed the alias to +alias sys_ticrate echo sys_ticrate fixed at
$RATE fps, contact us for more , but this only outputs text in console,
no reply is sent to rcon command issuer.
Isn't there a command like unalias or something?
- Marcel
k-mystik schrieb:
Thank you for posting this!
I never tought of it.
By the way, is there a way to reply to the rcon command issuer?
I changed the alias to +alias sys_ticrate echo sys_ticrate fixed at
$RATE fps, contact us for more
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From: William Warren
Date: 12/09/06 13:56:01
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] tickrate
I use Centos 4. Centos 4 uses a 1000hz kernel. other distros have
backed that off to 500 or 250hz. any distro will work..you ahve to
figure out what hz your distro's
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Blow meh
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From: Bryan
Date: 12/08/06 20:12:39
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] tickrate
He means well I suppose, we really should let the him out of the
catacombs more often
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Please ignore Kyle for the sake of the sanity of the rest of this list
Thanks
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cs 1.6 ?. you don't use
: Whisper
Date: 12/8/2006 7:11:38 PM
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Please ignore Kyle for the sake of the sanity of the rest of this list
Thanks
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Please refrain from posting in this manner on the mailing list. I hate
getting my inbox clogged with crap. Thanks!
In response to your question, I don't think you can actually
, that's just the way I am.
It was just hard to understand what you were asking for in your post. :P :P
:P
REMEMBER LESS IS MORE
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From: Amit Gandelman
Date: 12/9/2006 1:11:45 AM
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] tickrate
Well, companies
in to live
and
let die.
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From: Whisper
Date: 12/8/2006 7:11:38 PM
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] tickrate
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Please ignore Kyle for the sake of the sanity of the rest of this list
of sys_ticrate and fps_max should be set at?
Thanks for all your help :)
- Amit
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Thanks for all your help :)
- Amit
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: Amit Gandelman
Date: 12/9/2006 12:40:18 PM
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: RE: [hlds_linux] tickrate
@ kyle:
Thanks :)
So by adding '+fps_max XXX' and '+sys_ticrate XXX' in the command line to
start up the server, that should lock it in? or can a client still change it
via console
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If I try to use any of the pingboost settings, all my clients get a ton of
choke and loss.
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From: William Warren
Date: 12/09/06 12:59:56
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] tickrate
Thank you both for ur help. :) greatly appreciated.
-amit
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If I try to use any of the pingboost settings, all my clients get a ton of
choke and loss.
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of clients on each
box without compromising game performance or quality at all.
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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] tickrate
YMMV...pingboost works great for me without issues. I have one custom
map that lags up the server but the rest of my custom maps run jsut fine.
Amit Gandelman wrote:
So the -pingboost 1,2,3 is useless? Cuz the servers
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I think this is a kernal by kernal issue. Because I have heard that some
linux systems run very well using the pingboost cvar and some others simply
suck when
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Ahh, I see thanks for that info William.
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From: William Warren
Date: 12/09/06 13:56:01
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] tickrate
I use Centos 4. Centos 4 uses a 1000hz kernel
: William Warren
Date: 12/09/06 13:56:01
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] tickrate
I use Centos 4. Centos 4 uses a 1000hz kernel. other distros have
backed that off to 500 or 250hz. any distro will work..you ahve to
figure out what hz your distro's kernel uses
Hey,
This question has been asked many times but I always see a different answer
(most of the time from people who run servers at their houses or
something)... My question is: I have a Linux Dual Opteron Dual-Core 2220.
When I start up a server (cs 1.6) with the parameters of fps_max 600 and
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It truly is a mystery
One that may never ever be solved
On 12/9/06, Amit Gandelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey,
This question has been asked many times but I always see a different
answer
(most of the time from people who run servers at
at all.
why can't you simply ask a question in a straight forward and direct manor
instead of sounding like a bumbling idiot.
Please to shoot yourself.
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From: Amit Gandelman
Date: 12/8/2006 4:00:12 PM
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: RE: [hlds_linux
idiot.
Please to shoot yourself.
---Original Message---
From: Amit Gandelman
Date: 12/8/2006 4:00:12 PM
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: RE: [hlds_linux] tickrate
Hey,
This question has been asked many times but I always see a different
answer
(most of the time
at all.
why can't you simply ask a question in a straight forward and direct manor
instead of sounding like a bumbling idiot.
Please to shoot yourself.
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From: Amit Gandelman
Date: 12/8/2006 4:00:12 PM
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: RE: [hlds_linux
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I know this is kind of unrelated, but why would you want to run it at 125
tickrate? That actually causes more harm than good. Doors don't work
properly and other things. 100 tickrate is actually bad enough with the door
problem.
Also...I'm not
] Tickrate
I think at alfred siad anything above 100 bad but 100 and below is fine
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Using tickrates of 100 was said
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I think at alfred siad anything above 100 bad but 100 and below is fine
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From: Scott Pettit [EMAIL
Using tickrates of 100 was said to cause a lot of problems (players
getting stuck in boxes etc). Anything below that was supposed to be
okay, 33, 66 and 100 were the 'choices' as far as I'm aware, I don't
know if you can use anything in between or if there is a particular
reason for using those
I think at alfred siad anything above 100 bad but 100 and below is fine
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From: Scott Pettit [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2006 6:58 PM
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Using tickrates of 100 was said to cause
: Re: [hlds_linux] Tickrate
Using tickrates of 100 was said to cause a lot of problems (players
getting stuck in boxes etc). Anything below that was supposed to be
okay, 33, 66 and 100 were the 'choices' as far as I'm aware, I don't
know if you can use anything in between or if there is a particular
I have a similar thing and have seen it on every 100 tick server I have been
on.
I have done the Advanced Tickrate configuration on the Wiki Server website
but still get about the same range, I have even shut down the other 2
servers on my box to leave the last 100 tick server but I still get the
Sorry, wasn't able to answer earlier.
Thanks for your answer. I think it's useful and some test-players
already told us the server has poor ingame-performance. Not everyone
notices, but a few do.
Jens Werner
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The CPU usage
I made an interesting experience on a machine running a 2.4 Kernel for
it doesn't work properly with Kernel 2.4.
Sorry, I meant it doesn't work properly with 2.6
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I use 2.6 and a ticrate of 500. 2.4 is throttled by the lower kernel HZ
setting but that can be changed. 2.4's memory management at least for
me was not what i liked. 2.6's is much better. I jumped to a 3.6
distro as soon as i could. I am using Centos4.
Jens Werner wrote:
Hi folks,
I
I use 2.6 and a ticrate of 500. 2.4 is throttled by the lower kernel HZ
setting but that can be changed.
Yes, I know, but if it works, does the same (at least for players) and
takes less cpu, why change it?
2.4's memory management at least for
me was not what i liked. 2.6's is much better.
Considering my cpu usage with 14 players max..rate of 10k..ticrate of
500 and max cpu spikes of 50% with an average of less than 20% i'll take
any possible elevation of cpu usage for thee better memory management of
2.6. I am running 1.6, adminmod, hlguard and steambans. I have the
hlguard's
p-4 celey sorry..:)
William Warren wrote:
Considering my cpu usage with 14 players max..rate of 10k..ticrate of
500 and max cpu spikes of 50% with an average of less than 20% i'll take
any possible elevation of cpu usage for thee better memory management of
2.6. I am running 1.6, adminmod,
William Warren wrote:
Considering my cpu usage with 14 players max..rate of 10k..ticrate of
500 and max cpu spikes of 50% with an average of less than 20% i'll take
any possible elevation of cpu usage for thee better memory management of
2.6. I am running 1.6, adminmod, hlguard and steambans.
When i was running 2.4 players were quite often having registration
problems and many complained of lag even though i had plenty of cpu
horsepower. With CSS being even more demanding without tweaking the HZ
of the 2.4 kernel i bet the same thing is probably true(others may
disagree). I know
Please people !
Note the following forever in your mind:
sys_tickrate on old HL1 servers is fps_max ond source dedicated servers !
tickrate doesn't exist for HL1 Dedicated servers !
I know this is a bit offtopic but reading tickrate 500 makes my
stomach feel . . .
2005/11/13, William Warren
i mentioned i was talking 1.6 as this list still applies to 1.6. He
asked my experiences with 2.4 kernels and my users. I gave him a
relevant reply including hte technical details of my 1.6 experiences. I
also mentioned that source with it's higher requirements will moe than
likely amplify the
William Warren wrote:
i mentioned i was talking 1.6 as this list still applies to 1.6. He
asked my experiences with 2.4 kernels and my users. I gave him a
relevant reply including hte technical details of my 1.6 experiences.
Yes, and I'm grateful about that.
Anyone else who could tell me
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The CPU usage varies mildly between 2.4 and 2.6, but 2.6 definately responds
better with things like setting preempting in the kernel config and the fact
it is 1000Hz by default (though you can easily make a 2.4 kernel 1000Hz).
We run no more
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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Tickrate 100
in my experience even with a 1000hz kernel and 1000/1 ticrate you
cannot go above 333fps without using -pingboost. i have been able to
get servers
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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Tickrate 100
in my experience even with a 1000hz kernel and 1000/1 ticrate you
cannot go above 333fps without using -pingboost. i have been able to
get servers running at 1000 fps constant using -pingboost 2 without too
much cpu usage.
Clayton
: Re: [hlds_linux] Tickrate 100
that really depends who you ask :-p
if you ask a gamer they will likely tell you that every frame matters
as it increases shot registration.
if you ask a server admin, anything over a few hundred is overkill
for sure.
realistically, there would be negligible
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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Tickrate 100
that really depends who you ask :-p
if you ask a gamer they will likely tell you that every frame matters
as it increases shot
I agree, 20 fps in those games and play fine. Fair enough hl may
require more framerates for whatever reason, but these should be fixed
at whatever is deemed the best figure to get decent playability.
Probably the biggest question/issue I never see raised is how much
does you fps fluctuate by
you must be thinking of a very, very old version.
On 5/24/05, Ian mu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
100 snaps would make no difference either tbh as the Q3 engine is
internally capped at sv_fps 25 (may have been extended to 30 later),
so you couldn't get more than that however hard you try.
Maybe
Nope, current one cannot get above 30 (iirc it was said 30, but tested
to be still 25 which is where I think the confusion over those 2
figures arise), you can set it higher, but it won't make any
difference. Confirmed by Id as well. Feel free to test and see how
many incomming packets you can get
so, the 125 figure given by id is just plain wrong then? shrug
On 5/24/05, Ian mu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nope, current one cannot get above 30 (iirc it was said 30, but tested
to be still 25 which is where I think the confusion over those 2
figures arise), you can set it higher, but it won't
Not going to drag it off topic, except to say 125 sv_fps is lan only
if thats what you're thinking (if you could get more, wouldn't all the
ra3/cpma players be screeming for more than 25/30 fps?), but as said
will leave that stuff for steam.
Back to tickrate...I doubt its possible as Steve
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Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Tickrate 100
not to mention any competitive quake3 play would be using 100 snaps,
not 20 or 30.
On 5/24/05, Ian mu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree, 20 fps in those games and play fine. Fair enough hl may
require more framerates
it makes a big difference, trust me. And not just on LANs. What makes
you think more accuracy is weird?
On 5/24/05, David Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Snaps is probably what i was thinking of, actually.
Who would be weird enough to insist on playing with 100 snaps? I guess
the same
, May 25, 2005 1:13 PM
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Tickrate 100
it makes a big difference, trust me. And not just on LANs. What makes
you think more accuracy is weird?
On 5/24/05, David Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Snaps is probably what i was thinking of, actually.
Who would be weird enough
obviously in the game experience, heh.
On 5/24/05, David Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you say a big difference, what exactly are we talking about here?
In the ping reported to the client, or in the in-game 'experience' of
the gamers involved?
-- david
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Clayton Macleod
Don't seem to be getting many replies so will just add that I get 333
fps max on 2.6 kernel, 50 max I think on older kernels (if anyone
knows how to up that without updating kernel let me know, needless to
say we've shoved them on 2.6).
tickrate doesn't seem to affect it. Tbh never really worried
You'd need to up he kernel frequency.
Steve / K
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From: Ian mu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Don't seem to be getting many replies so will just add that I get 333
fps max on 2.6 kernel, 50 max I think on older kernels (if anyone
knows how to up that without updating kernel
Steven Hartland wrote:
You'd need to up he kernel frequency.
Steve / K
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From: Ian mu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Don't seem to be getting many replies so will just add that I get 333
fps max on 2.6 kernel, 50 max I think on older kernels (if anyone
knows how to up that
Hartland
Sent: 23 May 2005 12:08
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Tickrate 100
You'd need to up he kernel frequency.
Steve / K
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From: Ian mu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Don't seem to be getting many replies so will just add that I get 333
fps
1000Hz in the kernel should result in a *max* of 1000fps on the
server, I thought. Seems to me if it's 333fps that you're seeing and
there's plenty of CPU left that there would be three servers running
at once. Not exactly sure though.
On 5/23/05, Chris Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doesn't
in my experience even with a 1000hz kernel and 1000/1 ticrate you
cannot go above 333fps without using -pingboost. i have been able to
get servers running at 1000 fps constant using -pingboost 2 without too
much cpu usage.
Clayton Macleod wrote:
1000Hz in the kernel should result in a
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