Hi can someone explain this part,
# !Do not change this value if you do not know what you do!
# Change this value to set difference in latency on your server, default: 50
# If the value is too low, players will be kicked out immediately
# If the value is too high, this algorithm will not work
Maxjping = 50;
What is the latency command doing? Also is the maxjping command suppose to be if someones ping jumps by the amount u put they get kicked? How do the two relate to each other? Thanks...
(04-17-2012, 09:43)eycel Wrote: Hi can someone explain this part,
# !Do not change this value if you do not know what you do!
# Change this value to set difference in latency on your server, default: 50
# If the value is too low, players will be kicked out immediately
# If the value is too high, this algorithm will not work
Maxjping = 50;
What is the latency command doing? Also is the maxjping command suppose to be if someones ping jumps by the amount u put they get kicked? How do the two relate to each other? Thanks...
OK, when max ping is 250 and minimum is 40 (minimum for lan).
Client connect to server but his ping is not stable, oscillates between 100 - 250.
The standard Maxping algorithm will not catch this exception (my MaxPing catch but MaxJPing is better algorithm for catch Jumping Ping).
If the client has a greater difference than specified, he will be dropped from server.
In summary:
If your server is for lan game (dedicated 1) set to minimum 10
If Your server is for Internet game (dedicated 2) set to minimum 20 but default is 50.
Please test the settings on your servers, because each server has a different working environment.
The more functionality of the application the greater the chance of errors.
04-17-2012, 19:49 (This post was last modified: 04-17-2012, 19:50 by eycel.)
(04-17-2012, 12:40)Nerus Wrote:
(04-17-2012, 09:43)eycel Wrote: Hi can someone explain this part,
# !Do not change this value if you do not know what you do!
# Change this value to set difference in latency on your server, default: 50
# If the value is too low, players will be kicked out immediately
# If the value is too high, this algorithm will not work
Maxjping = 50;
What is the latency command doing? Also is the maxjping command suppose to be if someones ping jumps by the amount u put they get kicked? How do the two relate to each other? Thanks...
OK, when max ping is 250 and minimum is 40 (minimum for lan).
Client connect to server but his ping is not stable, oscillates between 100 - 250.
The standard Maxping algorithm will not catch this exception (my MaxPing catch but MaxJPing is better algorithm for catch Jumping Ping).
If the client has a greater difference than specified, he will be dropped from server.
In summary:
If your server is for lan game (dedicated 1) set to minimum 10
If Your server is for Internet game (dedicated 2) set to minimum 20 but default is 50.
Please test the settings on your servers, because each server has a different working environment.
I pritty much know this, I do alot of networking, what im not understanding is what the latency command is for, its set at 50 by default, what does the latency command do? This one, Change this value to set difference in latency on your server, default: 50.
(04-17-2012, 09:43)eycel Wrote: Hi can someone explain this part,
# !Do not change this value if you do not know what you do!
# Change this value to set difference in latency on your server, default: 50
# If the value is too low, players will be kicked out immediately
# If the value is too high, this algorithm will not work
Maxjping = 50;
What is the latency command doing? Also is the maxjping command suppose to be if someones ping jumps by the amount u put they get kicked? How do the two relate to each other? Thanks...
OK, when max ping is 250 and minimum is 40 (minimum for lan).
Client connect to server but his ping is not stable, oscillates between 100 - 250.
The standard Maxping algorithm will not catch this exception (my MaxPing catch but MaxJPing is better algorithm for catch Jumping Ping).
If the client has a greater difference than specified, he will be dropped from server.
In summary:
If your server is for lan game (dedicated 1) set to minimum 10
If Your server is for Internet game (dedicated 2) set to minimum 20 but default is 50.
Please test the settings on your servers, because each server has a different working environment.
I pritty much know this, I do alot of networking, what im not understanding is what the latency command is for, its set at 50 by default, what does the latency command do? This one, Change this value to set difference in latency on your server, default: 50.
The maximum stroke limit ping, if you have a flaky connection, eg you have a ping of between 100 - 250 (where maxping algorithm does not detect this because the range is from 0 to 250), the pitch between 100 and 200 is noticeable and the client has a lag
Ping algorithm checks whether the client is stable or not.
Is the maximum possible difference between the player's ping spikes
The more functionality of the application the greater the chance of errors.
04-18-2012, 02:44 (This post was last modified: 04-18-2012, 02:45 by eycel.)
(04-17-2012, 21:00)Nerus Wrote:
(04-17-2012, 19:49)eycel Wrote:
(04-17-2012, 12:40)Nerus Wrote:
(04-17-2012, 09:43)eycel Wrote: Hi can someone explain this part,
# !Do not change this value if you do not know what you do!
# Change this value to set difference in latency on your server, default: 50
# If the value is too low, players will be kicked out immediately
# If the value is too high, this algorithm will not work
Maxjping = 50;
What is the latency command doing? Also is the maxjping command suppose to be if someones ping jumps by the amount u put they get kicked? How do the two relate to each other? Thanks...
OK, when max ping is 250 and minimum is 40 (minimum for lan).
Client connect to server but his ping is not stable, oscillates between 100 - 250.
The standard Maxping algorithm will not catch this exception (my MaxPing catch but MaxJPing is better algorithm for catch Jumping Ping).
If the client has a greater difference than specified, he will be dropped from server.
In summary:
If your server is for lan game (dedicated 1) set to minimum 10
If Your server is for Internet game (dedicated 2) set to minimum 20 but default is 50.
Please test the settings on your servers, because each server has a different working environment.
I pritty much know this, I do alot of networking, what im not understanding is what the latency command is for, its set at 50 by default, what does the latency command do? This one, Change this value to set difference in latency on your server, default: 50.
The maximum stroke limit ping, if you have a flaky connection, eg you have a ping of between 100 - 250 (where maxping algorithm does not detect this because the range is from 0 to 250), the pitch between 100 and 200 is noticeable and the client has a lag
Ping algorithm checks whether the client is stable or not.
Is the maximum possible difference between the player's ping spikes
Ok im not getting the info i need,
the way your desribing latency command is what im thinking the maxjping is, IF i set maxjping to say 400, any player ping that spikes beyong 400, say 100 ping to 500 ping will be kicked, where does the latency command come in to play? What should I set the latency comand to if I Want a maxjping set to 400