some people are telling me it's GPU problems, i updated my AMD drivers but i still crashed in a longer game
i have another theory, to those who are having these kind of crashes, what's the quality of your internet ? i have some shitty VDSL2 maxed at 2mbps and i have a hunch this has something to do with it. i suggest you keep task manager with the performance tab open to see if your net is spiking just before you crash

it didn't fix it, i've had disabled since i installed origin

that's when the server is getting so choked that it can't perform the game simulation in real-time, if you get used to it, it's kinda sick imo (esp with the wingman)

this game is fucking sick

Anyone manage to prevent crashes ?
After ~15 minutes I get crash to desktop with no error message, some days it just doesn't happen
i5 6500 & r9 390, fresh windows install

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I've heard cheaters were able to do that, I assume it was either that or a server plugin replicating that

incoming b4nny tweet calling out ETF2L and co for being anti-progress

sometimes i dream about permabanning Vis even if it would have bad consequences because he's not breaking rules

fuck this moron

good

What are you looking to do?

I don't think "Client Plugins" are actually a thing, CastingEssentials hooks into IServerPluginCallbacks (in engine/iserverplugin.h) from what I can tell; from there you can pretty much do whatever you need

I don't think anyone has ever fully documented how shit actually works after reverse-engineering; you can probably find snippets by googling random topics or class names.
I've dabbled a little; it's a lot of poking around once you get hooks working
You're honestly probably better off using CastingEssentials as a base
Depending if they can afford to spend time with you, Pazer and SIGSEGV are great sources of knowledge, the AlliedModders wiki and forums as well

I'm gonna say the following, not to discourage you, but as a warning for the sake of your mental health:
Working with the source engine takes an insane amount of patience, you're battling with C++ code that's almost 20 years old, most of this shit doesn't make sense, it's probably not worth your time

Good luck

Hey Setsul, anything outta CES that caught your eye?

This looks ok for a cheap LAN PC with a Ryzen 2400G
https://www.asrock.com/nettop/AMD/DeskMini%20A300%20Series

x86-64 CPUs can run x86-32 natively as far as I'm aware
what Linus means is that 32 bit code needs to be recompiled to 64 bit at the very least
it's possible that floating point operations might diverge between the two but that's as much the fault of the different architecture as it is the fault of things like silicon quality, ram speed, OS architecture, and such. divergences usually don't matter because the source physics+networking model picks a single authoritative figure which all other clients will update from 66 times per second, the differences can only be tiny and unperceiveable

i think they wanted to break up with you

HTTPS-only TFTV (thanks Enigma <3)
Also Realtime Rendering ed. 4

merry chrismas phone your local representative to impeach b4nny (nobody voted for him anyway)

https://twitter.com/4G_b4nny/status/1077191335214383104

This is where we're headed if We do nothing to stop it

Yup, my bad, I didn't intend to target you/habib/whoever else with this.

fat finger, sorry!