Difference between revisions of "Sv csqcdebug"
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Name: sv_csqcdebug<br> | Name: sv_csqcdebug<br> | ||
Default value: "0"<br> | Default value: "0"<br> | ||
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This cvar changes fte's protocol in a subtle way. It adds size counts on a per-entity basis. This makes it easier to find which entity sizes are read/written incorrectly. This is highly FTE specific, and this cvar should only ever be set by csqc modders (or thier testers).<br /> | This cvar changes fte's protocol in a subtle way. It adds size counts on a per-entity basis. This makes it easier to find which entity sizes are read/written incorrectly. This is highly FTE specific, and this cvar should only ever be set by csqc modders (or thier testers).<br /> | ||
This will allow the csqc to remain running and also print which entities were not read correctly. It will do make no other changes. | This will allow the csqc to remain running and also print which entities were not read correctly. It will do make no other changes. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:28, 1 November 2005
Name: sv_csqcdebug
Default value: "0"
Cvar flags: None
FTEQW Builds: Software Renderer OpenGL Renderer Dedicated Server Merged Build Linux Build
This cvar changes fte's protocol in a subtle way. It adds size counts on a per-entity basis. This makes it easier to find which entity sizes are read/written incorrectly. This is highly FTE specific, and this cvar should only ever be set by csqc modders (or thier testers).
This will allow the csqc to remain running and also print which entities were not read correctly. It will do make no other changes.
