what´s this?
taken from mvdsv.cfg
sv_enableprofile 0 // profiling of qvm mods (0 = off, 1 = on)
serverinfo pm_ktjump 0 // jumpfix (0 = off, 1 = on)
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and from ktx.cfg
set k_no_fps_physics 0 // fps independent physics (0 = off, 1 = on)
set k_demoname_date "%Y-%m-%d" // will add date at end of demoname in form of YYYY-MM-DD
i use the demoname_date but i doesn´t work??
i have tried it in both ktx.cfg and mvdsv.cfg
sv_enableprofile, u does't need this, keep it 0, developers thingie, help to understand which function eat much CPU time.
pm_ktjump, must be 1, not 0. Hard to explain. This affect ramp jumping. Check different value on dm6 while jumping out of tube.
k_no_fps_physics, keep it 0, this is ugly attempt to compensate/balans different physics with different fps u may have. Affect vertical velocity of jumps at start of jump only. If u have stable 77 fps or close to this, then this thingie do not affect u at all.
k_demoname_date, work for me and few other guys, may not work if u have old mvdsv. Get mvdsv from CVS or u may try 0.25 version, but i'm not sure 0.25 support it even that last official release. I've add few things to mvdsv after 0.25 was released. Probably that was one of this things.
To get mvdsv sources from CVS u need this command
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@mvdsv.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/mvdsv co -P mvdsv
then u need to compile it
switch to sources dirrectory
then type
./configure
make mvdsv
u must get mvdsv, put it instead old one
to get ktx sources u need this command
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@mvdsv.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/mvdsv co -P ktx
then u need to compile it
switch to ktx sources dirrectory
and type (probably u must set +x attribute for configure, so it become executable before u type it)
./configure
make dl
u got qwprogs.so which is ktx, put it where u alredy have qwprogs.qvm (if u alredy use qwprogs.so, in this case replace with new one)
Also, find mvdsv.cfg and replace value sv_progtype with 1 instead of 2This all ./configure and make commands belong to linux/FreeBSD/*nix, on windows this is a different story.