a little help with interpolation

I used search and found how to set the value to 0... but it didnt work

I had it set up before but I did a clean install, and although Im no longer a chain whore, when I need it I would like to be able to go head to head with a chainer.

do I have to do anything other than adding

$net::interpolatetime=0;

to my autoexec.cs file?

what a fag
Fling :D

what the fuck :ugh:

cheater

No, that's correct.

Die you interpolating scum!

you also have to add

$pref::PacketFrame = "512";

to get it working

you also have to add

$pref::PacketFrame = "512";

to get it working
This is something most players overlook. While not necessary to turn of interpolation, it increases it's effectiveness three-fold.

thanks, that was it

I promise not to be a homo with it

thanks, that was it

I promise not to be a homo with it
No problem buddy.

wtf is interpolation..I must've missed that class

wtf is interpolation..I must've missed that class

without getting into internet mumbo jumbo, it makes the chain gun far more acurate.

wtf is interpolation..I must've missed that class
The dictionary defines interpolation as "To make insertions or additions." This is exactly what interpolation does. Tribes by default has interpolation set to '64,' this means Tribes will predict where a player will be 64 milliseconds from his current position based on his speed, direction, etc. This makes the players movement look smooth and fluid. When setting this to '0' you are turning off interpolation, which makes Tribes show you the exact location of the player. This allows for more accurate firing, but players tend to "jump" around the screen a lot more.

I promise not to be a homo



too late.

ban this cheating fuck

without getting into internet mumbo jumbo, it makes the chain gun far more acurate.

Err, it actually gives you a more accurate representation of where other players really are. Turning off interpolation means that your computer does not guess (interpolate) where the players will be at a specific time, and instead gives you only player positions that it "knows" to be true. The downside to turning off interpolation is that player motions may seem a bit more choppy, since your computer does not attempt to guess the "in between" player positions.

I used search and found how to set the value to 0... but it didnt work

I had it set up before but I did a clean install, and although Im no longer a chain whore, when I need it I would like to be able to go head to head with a chainer.

do I have to do anything other than adding

$net::interpolatetime=0;

to my autoexec.cs file?

gogogo

Interpolate is for homo's God Damned Hippie Cheaters.

God damned cheaters, its people like you who ruin these games.

Interpolate is for homo's God Damned Hippie Cheaters.

God damned cheaters, its people like you who ruin these games.

:signed:

Why are the ignorant always the most vocal?

Let this thread die.