I removed some of the settings which are quite obvious to understand, but all these above I do not understand.
Can someone help me explain how to use these and/or give me example settings for limiting people having lag over the laglimit of: 150 ms, 1.0% packetloss (both S2C and C2S)
Thanks in advance
A380 - Mon Jun 27, 2005 6:40 am
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I dont know this may help
http://snrrrub.sscentral.com/SubSpace%201.35%20Misc.%20Offsets.htm
liito-orava - Mon Jun 27, 2005 11:06 am
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If you to allow 1% ploss on both ways you should set PacketLoss:C2SKickOutPercent and PacketLoss:S2CKickOutPercent to 990. That does not mean all with ploss above 1% are kicked if they are within limits set in PacketLoss:SpectatorPercentAdjust.
Afaik 150 ms lag limit (average or current?) can't be set in settings really, they all seem to work in a little different way.
-liito
Maverick - Mon Jun 27, 2005 1:33 pm
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Can you explain me each setting somewhat more thorough then wiki does? I do not understand it at all
A380 - Tue Jun 28, 2005 6:24 am
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C2SNoDataTime = Time in 1/100 of a second that a the zone didn't receive data from player for before the above action takes place (100 = 1 second, 6000 = 1 minute). Example: Player lags for say 5 seconds (500 for setting, or 5000 ms in ?ping), and this value is set to 450 (4.5 seconds), then the above event takes place.
The information that I found in the search: http://www.shanky.com/server/faq/subgame2.html#999809314
liito-orava - Wed Jun 29, 2005 3:53 pm
Post subject: Re: Packetloss / Latency settings
ClientSlowPacketKickoutPercent - 0-1000: How many not slow packets out of 1000 client needs to receive so that it won't be kicked or specced.
ClientSlowPacketSampleSize - Number of packets to sample S2C before checking for kickout. How many of latest packets are used when calculating the currect slow packet percentage. I guess this number is also used in *info commands slow packet percentage.
ClientSlowPacketTime - Amount of latency S2C that constitutes a slow packet. This is in 1/100th seconds. If you set it to 20 it means all S2C packets that take more than 200 ms to reach the client count as slow packet.
CutbackWatermark - Amount of data the server is allowed to send the user per second before it starts trying to cutback by skipping non-critical packets. Not sure, bytes/second?
KickOutDelay - Amount of time the server can receive no data from the player before the player is kicked. Again 1/100th secs. If set to 200 it means that if server doesn't receive any data from a client it kicks them out.
LatencyKickOutTime - Amount of time that MaxLatencyForKickOut must be bad before the kickout occurs. Again in 1/100th of seconds.
MaxLatencyForKickOut - Maximum latency that allowed before kickout. As well. I guess this is C2S latency only.
MaxLatencyForPrizes - Maximum amount of time that can pass before a shared prize packet is ignored. As well as this?
MaxLatencyForWeapons - Maximum C2S latency to allow before server disables weapons.
SendRoutePercent - Percentage of the ping time that is spent on the ClientToServer portion of the ping. (used in more accurately syncronizing clocks) Server can't tell if what exactly is C2S and S2C ping, just what they are combined. Setting this to 500 means it assumes that both S2C and C2S time are equal.
SlowPacketKickoutPercent - Percentage of C2S slow packets before a player is kicked. These are pretty much same as first few values listed, just C2S side.
SlowPacketSampleSize - Number of packets to sample C2S before checking for kickout.
SlowPacketTime - Amount of latency C2S that constitutes a slow packet.
I guess ploss settings was pretty much explained.