nah, i just read the deathy comment and decided to remove it

removed

do you have access to the caster's recordings when making these, or are they edited out of the vod?

thanks, i guess?

ok, so the bottleneck with raw videos of this size is disk speed (maybe less so with a new superfast PCI-E SSD or whatever they're coming out with now), whether recording the TGAs from tf2 or playing back the uncompressed dubbed video. the media player buffers the file from disk into ram so it can be rendered, but the disk speed is usually too slow, hence the jerky video and choppy audio as it tries to sync them.

you can reduce that by putting it on an SSD. my pro evo 850 can ALMOST cope with uncompressed AVIs but disk space is really short there for anything over a minute or so. MPC-HC and probably some others will store the rendered result in ram meaning (tested up to about 10 seconds) if you sit through the first few seconds it will be butter smooth when you move the cursor thing back and play that part again. this is useful for checking whether stuff recorded well.

if you need smooth realtime previews of your stuff you might be best just encoding the uncompressed files at as high a bitrate as your disk can handle, at the expense of some quality since you're compressing the same video twice basically

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CZwvtg0WQAATA-Y.jpg:large

competitive is the new RandomXD

if you understand the saveload portal glitch much of this makes more sense. basically the glitch allows you to, when behind the plane of one portal, shoot portals relative to the OTHER portal. so if you're 1 unit directly behind the portal you saveloaded on, and you shoot a portal, that portal comes out one unit behind the other portal with the same direction applied

idek what's happening anymore im just gonna wait for week 1 matches

my favourite thing about prem recently is how while every other team shifts and folds each season lego remains fairly constant and now they're seeded 2nd

LEGO FOR S24

ipfw pipe 1 config delay 100ms
ipfw add 100 pipe 1 ip from any to server-ip
ipfw add 101 pipe 1 ip from server-ip to any

i rly know how to copy paste the first result from google and figure out roughly what commands mean without reading documentation

there's probably a way you can add artificial latency to your game, e.g. add 50ms if you're at 50 ping, set it to 0ms if you're at 100 ping.

though that sounds awful and tbh i'd rather play with the lowest ping possible and use high ping as an excuse if you fuck up

edit: get the windows binaries for dummynet, then use the following commands (admin command prompt)

ipfw pipe 1 config delay 100ms
ipfw add 100 pipe 1 ip from any to server-ip
ipfw add 101 pipe 1 ip from server-ip to any

I think you'll need to change the pipe number (1) and the rule label (100, 101) for each server to prevent them overwriting each other. you also need to change the server-ip and the delay (to half the difference between your ping and the goal ping).

link's fixed now

so sadly not :c

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need at least dxlevel 90, and there's also an advanced option to enable the outlines just after respawning, make sure that's ticked

cl_interpolate 1? or try setting to 0 and then 1 again while playing the demo