Author Topic: Any way to prevent clientcmdtimescale?  (Read 2664 times)

People are using it to beat my challenge.
Is there any way to disable it or something?

there is no way to get rid of it, send a PM to badspot, he might get rid of it next version

there is no way to get rid of it, send a PM to badspot, he might get rid of it next version

He won't, otherwise it'd be gone already. Even if the command was removed, they could still manually activate it. The command is used by the server to set timescale. Without it, everything is the same.

What is ClientCmdTimescale?
I think Timescale for Client side only, and how would you activate this?

What is ClientCmdTimescale?
I think Timescale for Client side only, and how would you activate this?
Activate by entering ClientCmdTimescale(0.2); into timescale.

Activate by entering ClientCmdTimescale(0.2); into timescale.
I know you didn't mean to, but this sort of spreads the knowledge to more people so they can beat Skill's challenge.

Activate by entering ClientCmdTimescale(0.2); into timescale.
I thought that was for server admins and up. ._.

you could try something like this:
  on your server, setup a script that just does a timescale 1.0 every so often, and it should reset the hackers timescale back to what you want.

I dont know what the server command is for that in script - but you can get it by doing a trace.

there is no way to get rid of it, send a PM to badspot, he might get rid of it next version
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I thought clientcmdtimescale(); was used to aid normal timescale by setting all clients to a certain timescale.

I thought clientcmdtimescale(); was used to aid normal timescale by setting all clients to a certain timescale.
Correct, it was a necessary command for clients to receive the changed timescale from the server.

I thought that was for server admins and up. ._.
ClientCmdTimeScale



Solution, send commandToClient(client object,'TimeScale',1); to every player on the server every quarter of a second.
If it lags the server then they have themselves to blame.