Steel_Monkey
May 13 2005, 12:32 AM
Hello, I've come with a problem, maybe some of you can help. Occasionally I'll play some games on a really awfull computer. Mostly ns, but some cs 1.0 occasionally. My main problem is how awfull the computer is. It usually peaks out at 40 fps. When I try and use a 3hop or even 2hop script, it locks up so I can't airstrafe at all. Ive been using this.
"alias 3hop +jump;wait;-jump;wait:+jump;wait;-jump;wait;+jump;wait;-jump;wait"
Bind space 3hop
But, like I said, it locks up when I activate the script because of computer quality. It's not my computer so I can't do much to modify it when I use it outside of the game itself. If anyone can help me I'd greatly appriceate it. Thanks
Diablo_fx
May 13 2005, 01:23 PM
alias hop "+jump; wait; -jump; wait"
alias +3hop "hop; hop; +jump"
alias -3hop "-jump"
a_civilian
May 13 2005, 08:42 PM
Although a lower framerate does increase the duration of the wait command, it's not the script that's preventing your air control. Air control is, unfortunately, very heavily dependent on framerate. The lower the framerate, the less air control you have, and at less than 40 fps you're not going to get any real air control.
In any case, to adjust a script to a lower framerate, just decrease the number of waits proportionally, as the wait command merely waits one frame. (In a jump script, you'd also decrease the number of +jumps and -jumps so that they remain separated by waits.)
DEESNUTS
Jun 8 2005, 01:09 PM
Nice info there, It helped me too...