Jeffrey "botman" Broome wrote:
THE STORM wrote:
Hi all,
I know that this question is a bit outdated but I want to ask how is the
best way to get the msec value for the RunPlayerMove() call? I'm talking
about the old HL1 engine.
I tried with gpGlobals->frametime * 1000; Work good first 30 minutes and
after that the bots start to be stucked in to the round spawn.
I will be very happy if someone point me the best way to get that msec
value.
I used something like this (based on code Rich Whitehouse used for the
Jumbot)...
// adjust the millisecond delay based on the frame rate interval...
if (msecdel <= gpGlobals->time)
{
msecdel = gpGlobals->time + 0.5;
if (msecnum > 0)
msecval = 450.0/msecnum;
msecnum = 0;
}
else
msecnum++;
if (msecval < 1) // don't allow msec to be less than 1...
msecval = 1;
if (msecval > 100) // ...or greater than 100
msecval = 100;
g_engfuncs.pfnRunPlayerMove( pEdict, pEdict->v.v_angle, 0.0,
0, 0, pEdict->v.button, 0, msecval);
...it does a pretty good job of averaging the msecval over many frames
and clamps it to be within a fairly good range.
Just make 'msecnum' be a local 'int' variable for the bot and make
'msecdel' and 'msecval' be local 'float' variables...
int msecnum;
float msecdel;
float msecval;
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Jeffrey "botman" Broome
Hi botman,
I used the same algoritm before but its not work well on higher than 100fps.
gpGlobals->frametime * 1000; work good on 255 fps but after some time
the bots start to be stucked in to their spawn points.
Do you know better way ( I wonder what the official CS bot use ).
Thanks a lot anyway, I will back to the way that you posted if there is
no other solution.
The Storm
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