[zXCaptainXz]

You can use query_client_cvar to query any of their cvars
https://www.amxmodx.org/api/cvars/query_client_cvar

[Eyup]

Originally Posted by zXCaptainXz You can use query_client_cvar to query any of their cvars https://www.amxmodx.org/api/cvars/query_client_cvar

Can you give me a example of how to use this thing? Like for getting their.. Idk maybe cmdrate?

[zXCaptainXz]

Originally Posted by Eyup Can you give me a example of how to use this thing? Like for getting their.. Idk maybe cmdrate?

You could have searched but sure...

Code:

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>

public client_putinserver(id)
{
    query_client_cvar(id, "cl_cmdrate", "cvar_query_callback")
}

public cvar_query_callback(id, cvar[], value[])
{
    log_amx("%s = %s", cvar, value)
} 


Output:

cl_cmdrate = 105

[fysiks]

Just FYI, some rates that are set in client cvars are not actually used if they are outside the server's set range. You can enforce certain rates easily from the server settings:

sv_minrate
sv_maxrate
sv_minupdaterate
sv_maxupdaterate

You can't control cmdrate at all and the limit on ex_interp is calculated from actual updaterate IIRC.

[Eyup]

Originally Posted by zXCaptainXz You could have searched but sure...

I did but I couldn't understand how to use it. So, thanks!

[Eyup]

Thanks for all the replies, I can't be avaivable to check these replies because of my school. I will check them later. Thanks!