[Spirit_12]

Hello everyone,

I got a simple question in regards to fps_override and fps_max commands. I got a server with multijump enabled and it seems that people who use the fps commands can strafe better. This to me seems like an unfair advantage, so I was thinking of a way to block it.

Some of you might say that, fps has nothing to do with it, but from what I have seen, there are doubts in my head. Would anyone be able to shed some light on this issue?

I'm using sv_airaccelrate 100 with this multijump plugin.

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=10159

[YamiKaitou]

You cannot force clients to use a specific FPS setting

[Spirit_12]

I know, I can't force them to a specific number, but I don't see any harm is setting an upper limit. In my understanding counter strike 1.6 only needs 100.5 fps by default and that too with vsync disabled.

Can you explain why they can strafe better when they use those high fps settings?
why does it effect the player movement when they use 300 or 400 fps?
Was this not the same reason for the removal of developer 1 command?

I do remember there was a plugin on this forum, that can check all client cvar values and set upper and lower limits for them. I'm not forcing them to use 100, but I wanna lock the upper limit to 100, so they can't have an unfair advantage.

[YamiKaitou]

You can't even set limits on Client CVars. You can check the values and then kick them if it is too high or low, but you can't change it.

[Spirit_12]

Originally Posted by YamiKaitou You can't even set limits on Client CVars. You can check the values and then kick them if it is too high or low, but you can't change it.

Checking and kicking was what I meant, when I said set limits.

Can you help me with this little code. I know that I'm comparing an array to a value, which is why it won't compile. How could I fix this?

PHP Code:

public client_connect(id)
{
    if (!is_user_bot(id))
        query_client_cvar(id, "fps_max", "cvar_result_func");
}

public cvar_result_func(id, const cvar[], const value[])
{
    if (value[] > 125)
        client_print(0,print_chat,"%s is using fps over 125", name);
        
    new name[32];
    get_user_name(id, name, 31);
    
    log_amx("(%s)'s fps_max value = ^"%s^"", name, value);
} 


[Kia]

You need to str_to_num(value).