This is a multipart message in MIME format. -- [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] ] cl_interp
"cl_interp" = "0.033" ( def. "0.1" ) - temp var for backwards compatibility during beta ] cl_interp_ratio "cl_interp_ratio" = "2" ( def. "2.0" ) client - Sets the interpolation amount (final amount is cl_interp_ratio / cl_updaterate). ] alias cl_interp lol ] cl_interp_ratio 1 Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" Unknown command "lol" <after 2 seconds> ] cl_interp_ratio 2 <console spam stops> Is this an exploit that could be used to bypass cl_interp/cl_interp_ratio rate restrictions? If not, then why does it continuously try to change cl_interp after cl_interp_ratio is changed? Also I thought cl_interp was a temporary variable for the BETA (read the cvar description pasted above); isn't the BETA for it over now? Regards, - Sean UPDATE: ] find cl_interp "cl_interp" = "0.033" ( def. "0.1" ) - temp var for backwards compatibility during beta ] cl_interp 0.01 <event player_setting> <--- changing it to 0.01 <event player_setting> <--- changing it back to 0.033 ] cl_interp "cl_interp" = "0.033" ( def. "0.1" ) - temp var for backwards compatibility during beta ] cl_interp 0.01; alias cl_interp !lol <event player_setting> <--- changing it to 0.01 <event player_command: "Unknown command: !lol"> <--- cant change it back to 0.033 because its aliased Unknown command: !lol Unknown command: !lol Unknown command: !lol Unknown command: !lol Unknown command: !lol ] find cl_interp "cl_interp" = "0.01" ( def. "0.1" ) - temp var for backwards compatibility during beta So yes this does look to be an exploit to bypass cl_interp_ratio as well as any cl_interp_ratio server enforcement. Comments? -- _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlds
