snapshot_buffer=safe: Safest option with minimal snapshot delay by using every other snapshot ( 30.3 ms lerp when using packet_rate=standard, or 60.6 ms lerp when using packet_rate=congestion).snapshot_buffer=low: Fastest option with a minimal buffering time to guard against ( 15.2 ms lerp when using packet_rate=standard, or 30.3 ms lerp when using packet_rate=congestion).For Spy, currently, this sets snapshot_buffer=low.
For projectiles classes (Soldier, Pyro, Demoman and Medic), this sets snapshot_buffer=low. For hitscan classes (Scout, Heavy, Engineer and Sniper), this sets snapshot_buffer=safe.
snapshot_buffer=auto: Automatically sets the best interpolation value per class. Also known as linear interpolation (lerp or interp).ĭefault setting: snapshot_buffer=safe (all presets, including None). packet_rate=standard: The standard 66 packet rate which is the maximum for all normal servers.Īlso known as: lerp, interp or interpolation.Ĭontrols how reliable to consider the snapshots you receive from the server to apply client-side buffering/smoothing between snapshot receives. packet_rate=congestion: A halved (33) packet rate for congested networks, usually bad Wi-Fi, or very slow CPUs. sourcetv=on: Keeps compatibility with SourceTV.Ĭontrols how fast you send to and receive from the server.ĭefault setting: packet_rate=standard (all presets, including None, except Very Low). Cannot be switched off until a game restart. sourcetv=off: Reduces the latency of changing spectator targets, but breaks compatibility with SourceTV. Networking modules ¶ SourceTV Compatibility ¶Įnsures compatibility with SourceTV spectating.ĭefault setting: sourcetv=on (all presets, including None). You can apply these new modules using apply_user. This means that you can change this alias in game, and have multiple versions of your modules for different quality preferences you may have. The modules you choose in user/modules.cfg are executed by the modules_c alias. You can reset your modules back to what they were on startup by entering run_modules into the console. So you could enter textures_high into console to temporarily set your texture quality to high for that game session. Since modules aliases act like normal commands, they can also be used in console to easily change game settings. You will have to use alias snapshot_buffer alias net_projectiles alias net_hitscan alias net_spy to fully disable it. An exception for this rule is the Snapshot Buffer module. This will prevent mastercomfig from running texture commands. If you want to disable running a module entirely, you can put (for example) alias textures in user/modules.cfg. Modules are backed with aliases, so you can easily use them in advanced customization and scripting. These steps are entirely optional and are only for advanced customization.
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