[MasterMe]

Originally Posted by Lux Stop looking at the users netgraph of incoming snapshots persecond, does not represent the tickrate the server/clients is running, 95 ticks still means a tickrate of 95.

It was just an observation I made which I found curious, hence the "interestingly enough". Inbound rate is around 1% higher than tickrate from what I've seen. Though on official servers (I think 30hz) it's slightly below.

Originally Posted by Lux No idea alot of things change at higher tickrate even csgo is not immune from small differences when changing tickrate you can maybe deal with it with the vomit cvars to boost range.

I'll leave it at 60hz for a while, wonder what's going wrong on my setup compared to Spirit_12's, as it works properly over there.

[winged_box]

Thanks for pointing that out, didn't know I have to do that.

I just added -tickrate 100 and below is the result.



And I do noticed my ping doesn't spike up very high anymore during horde which really helps a lot.

Any more configuration I should check to make it even better?

[Spirit_12]

Originally Posted by winged_box Thanks for pointing that out, didn't know I have to do that. I just added -tickrate 100 and below is the result. And I do noticed my ping doesn't spike up very high anymore during horde which really helps a lot. Any more configuration I should check to make it even better?

The rest are upto server settings and hardware. You also need to up your client side rates as well, in order to take full advantage of the higher tickrate.

[Vinyl]

I found the cvar that fixes the boomer !

z_vomit_velocity - default is 1700, works perfectly after setting it at 3400.0

sm_cvar z_vomit_velocity "3400.0"

[MasterMe]

Originally Posted by Vinyl I found the cvar that fixes the boomer ! z_vomit_velocity - default is 1700, works perfectly after setting it at 3400.0 sm_cvar z_vomit_velocity "3400.0"

Tried with this tickrate 96hz and seems to work really well, thanks for sharing!

[Theonlyafro]

i cant seem to get this to work on a linux server is it only for windows

[Spirit_12]

Originally Posted by Theonlyafro i cant seem to get this to work on a linux server is it only for windows

Works on both platforms last I checked.

[Sappykun]

I have my server's tickrate set to 67, and the following settings in server.cfg:

sm_cvar net_splitrate 1
sm_cvar net_maxcleartime 0.001

sm_cvar rate 0 //default 10000; Max bytes/sec the host can recieve data
sm_cvar sv_maxrate "100000"
sm_cvar sv_minrate "60000"
sm_cvar sv_maxcmdrate "66"
sm_cvar sv_mincmdrate "30"
sm_cvar sv_maxupdaterate "66"
sm_cvar sv_minupdaterate "20"
sm_cvar sv_client_cmdrate_difference "20"
sm_cvar net_splitpacket_maxrate "1048576"
sm_cvar fps_max 300

While the tickrate seems to be taking effect (the tickrate of 66 is reflected in net_graph's output), I get the following message when I try to adjust my client rate settings:

] rate
"rate" = "30000" ( def. "10000" )
** NOTE: The real value is 100000.000 but the server has temporarily restricted it to 30000.000 **
 user
 - Max bytes/sec the host can receive data

From what I am able to gather, this plugin is supposed to be able to unlock the min/maxrate cvars. Is there another step I need to take to set sv_maxrate "100000"?
I have tried setting the cvar in my server's launch options, but it doesn't have any effect.

[CryWolf]

Yes, any of the cvars are not working until the map is loaded, you can put them in server.cfg / sourcemod.cfg they have no effect until later, i managed to keep them applied using a small plugin
for now, for me it works because OnPluginStart is executed later

#include <sourcemod>  

public OnMapStart()
{
	ServerCommand("sm_cvar fps_max 100")
	ServerCommand("sm_cvar sv_maxupdaterate 100");
}

public void OnPluginStart ( )
{
	ServerCommand("sm_cvar fps_max 100")
	ServerCommand("sm_cvar sv_maxupdaterate 100")
}

public Plugin myinfo = 
{
	name = "EXEC CVARS",
	author = "CryWolf",
	description = "find missinc cvars",
	version = "0.2",
	url = "www.dark-arena.com"
}

Without this plugin for me the module just runs at default L4D parameters.

[Sappykun]

Originally Posted by CryWolf Yes, any of the cvars are not working until the map is loaded, you can put them in server.cfg / sourcemod.cfg they have no effect until later

I have all of the other cvars in server.cfg and they turn on just fine for me. It's only rate, sv_maxrate, and sv_minrate that aren't being applied properly.

I should also note that trying to change rate with sm_cvar isn't possible since apparently the rate cvar doesn't exist.

[SM] Unable to find cvar: rate