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+1 @ "About" Anything more is overdoing it.

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Source: http://www.hardocp.com/news/2010/08/15/id_releases_source_code_for_two_wolfenstein_games

Well the reason I said what I said was because of Subgame2+SaidClient's heavy reliance on timings. If something doesn't correspond, the reaction won't be so kind. Hence many parts of the client are client-side (and this makes things tighter as far as keeping gameplay perfectly synchronized). Client and server code know each other, so they don't have to compensate for 'unknown' variables and values, or for algorithm mismatches. EDIT: Nevermind, sorry. I don't belong in this thread.

+1 I think I have said something like this before at least once. If you don't do this, then Subgame2 will go haywire on you (and Continuum will not have a smooth gameplay experience). (EDIT: Of course that is only if coexistence is planned. Otherwise you can just build a client with its own algorithms for everything.)

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Much better. Normal. Have you tried #4 to see if it is your video card causing the problem? Try stressing it (and monitoring it) for a couple hours.

You can't even understand folders, why are you advocating assembly ???

=D Reminds me of the old days when I was his age.

Geez man. Where do you live and where is your computer? Is it in a good location and gets good ventilation? 77C for your video card looks a bit too high, and I can definitely tell you that ~55C for your CPU -- again, if these are idle temperature -- is way too high. If thermal paste is applied correctly (and you are using Arctic Silver) and have at least a stock heatsink with fan, your idle temperatures should be between 30C to 45C (or =< 49C). For a Q8400 at 2.33GHz, you should not be getting those temperatures (if you are idling -- you never said! ). (EDIT: FYI my old computer has a Q9450 with a stock clock of 2.66GHz, but is overclocked to 3.6GHz and doesn't even warm the heatsink. Of course, it also happens to have a Prolimatech Megahalem with a Delta 120mm fan blowing air through the heatsink and out the back of the computer.)

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Assembly > *

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Dust out your computer Can of compressed air Vacuum cleaner Air compressor [*]Verify that your CPU is at normal idling and stressing temperatures (report both averages here) Use a program like Hardware Monitor to monitor temperatures Use a program like Intel Burn Test to stress [*]Change thermal paste for CPU if necessary Arctic Silver 5 or Arctic Ceramique recommended [*]Verify that your video card is not overheating when idling or stressing Feel the top and bottom of your video card (or its heatsinks) when it is idling and when it is stressing Use a program like GPU-Z to monitor temperatures If you have an ATI card, your video card's control panel should have a temperature meter somewhere Use programs like FurMark or rthdribl to stress [*]Execute these instructions just to be sure - http://www.joyunbound.com/2009/07/one-fits-all-solution-for-most-viriimalwarespyware-problems/ Before doing this, you should hit the WinKey+R hotkey, enter in msconfig, go to the Services tab, check "Hide all Microsoft services," take note of what is checked in the list, click on "Disable All," go to the Startup tab, make note of what is checked, click on "Disable All," click on Apply then OK, and restart your computer After following through those instructions, you can come back here and recheck the stuff that was originally checked Additionally, you could also type out all the stuff you have under Services (with "Hide all Microsoft services" checked of course) and under Startup (including the physical addresses under the "Command" column), and we suggest to you what to check/uncheck [*][OPTIONAL] http://www.joyunbound.com/2010/04/securing-your-network-and-browsing-experience/ I wrote this chronologically by priority. Alternatively you could do 5-6 second (1 will still be first), and then do 2-4.

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Do you have a host? Do you need a host? Guides for both hosts/wanna-be hosts and zones: http://sscouncil.com/guidelines.php BlueT (which is SSCV) offers hosting: http://www.hlrse.net/subspace.php

You should make your backups available to download somewhere so any SS files that may get lost are archived somewhere EDIT: The zone has gone down at Tue Aug 10 2010, 14:00 PDT Someone told me that SSC's server has a whole archive of maps and stuff. I could be wrong though.

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Archived in my backups.

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I do.. or used to before RDP broke on BlueT/SSCV.

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EDIT: Nevermind. This was the biggest mistake I've made in a long time. Please delete/close this thread.

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