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Originally Posted by organizedKaoS
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Originally Posted by Brad
The fakemeta hooks are essentially the same as using client_pre/postthink except you don't have to have engine enabled. If you have engine enabled anyway, there's no need to use the fakemeta forwards.
If you did use fakemeta for this, the way you described of implementing it is accurate.
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Understandable, like I said, Im running runemod and it uses pre/posthink alot. So would using the fakemeta forwards prevent any clashing? The multijump plugin by twisted has caused my server to crash due to the excess use of pre/posthink of runemod. I will try the fakemeta forwards while waiting for ur response...Thanks again 
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They work the same way. The only difference is that Engine calls Pre/PostThink anyways, even if you didn't initialize a forward. This means that it hogs more CPU. It does this for server_frame, and any other resource consuming hooks in it that I forgot.
Fakemeta however does not do this, which makes it favorable for optimization. The functions for Pre/PostThink are slightly less abstracted though.
As Brad said, if you're running Engine anyways, you'd might as well use it.
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