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Mastercomfig Network Settings
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alright so i cant read masters config no matter how much i look at the module text and everything else its packed with, but i need help figuring out mastercomfigs network settings on the settings to; packet size = standard, snapshot buffer = automatic, packet size = large, bandwith 6.0 + the interp value for soldier/projectiles so i can add all of these to my own config after noticing how much less delay projectiles got with his.

alright so i cant read masters config no matter how much i look at the module text and everything else its packed with, but i need help figuring out mastercomfigs network settings on the settings to; packet size = standard, snapshot buffer = automatic, packet size = large, bandwith 6.0 + the interp value for soldier/projectiles so i can add all of these to my own config after noticing how much less delay projectiles got with his.
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As for the interp settings, it's already default on the stock mastercomfig vpk file depending on the one you use quality wise. As for the module file, for it to work you first need to adjust it through networking, after you make the bandwidth 6.0 you then download your files down the page and it should give you a zip file containing a overrides folder that you put into your cfg folder with the modules file inside of it and the vpk file that you put into your custom folder, hope this helps.

As for the interp settings, it's already default on the stock mastercomfig vpk file depending on the one you use quality wise. As for the module file, for it to work you first need to adjust it through networking, after you make the bandwidth 6.0 you then download your files down the page and it should give you a zip file containing a overrides folder that you put into your cfg folder with the modules file inside of it and the vpk file that you put into your custom folder, hope this helps.
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everything you'd need is here in the files themselves (admittedly following the chain of aliases can be a little annoying). in particular comfig.cfg has all the networking stuff up front:
https://github.com/mastercomfig/mastercomfig/blob/4f070469df3e970c90d097893d13ea7073a63953/config/mastercomfig/cfg/comfig/comfig.cfg

i think it'd be easier for you to just customize mastercomfig with the instructions regarding class settings, modules, and any other one off specific settings you want than to do it however it is i think you're doing it

the following commands are just the basic stuff i noticed, there's other optimizations mastercoms has done, related to stv or the setting up of aliases for commands like kill/explode, menuopen/closed, etc. to be directly forwarded string cmds to try and improve latency of those commands.

general

// general
net_maxpacketdrop 0
cl_timeout 60
cl_smoothtime .05
sv_lan 1
hide_server 1
tf_mm_strict 2
net_chokeloop 1
cl_localnetworkbackdoor 0
host_limitlocal 1

// snapshot_buffer=auto
cl_cmdrate 66
cl_updaterate 66

// packet_size=large
net_maxroutable 1200
net_maxfragments 1200
net_compresspackets 1
net_compresspackets_minsize 200

// bandwidth_6.0Mbps
net_maxcleartime 0
net_splitpacket_maxrate 131072
rate 786432

// files
net_maxfilesize 64

Scout, Heavy, Engineer, Sniper

// snapshot_buffer=auto
cl_interp_ratio 2
cl_interp .03
cl_pred_optimize 2

Soldier, Pyro, Demoman, Medic

// snapshot_buffer=auto
cl_interp_ratio 1
cl_interp .015
cl_pred_optimize 2

Spy

// snapshot_buffer=auto
cl_interp_ratio 2
cl_interp .03
cl_pred_optimize 1
everything you'd need is here in the files themselves (admittedly following the chain of aliases can be a little annoying). in particular comfig.cfg has all the networking stuff up front:
https://github.com/mastercomfig/mastercomfig/blob/4f070469df3e970c90d097893d13ea7073a63953/config/mastercomfig/cfg/comfig/comfig.cfg

i think it'd be easier for you to just customize mastercomfig with the instructions regarding class settings, modules, and any other one off specific settings you want than to do it however it is i think you're doing it

the following commands are just the basic stuff i noticed, there's other optimizations mastercoms has done, related to stv or the setting up of aliases for commands like kill/explode, menuopen/closed, etc. to be directly forwarded string cmds to try and improve latency of those commands.

general
[code]
// general
net_maxpacketdrop 0
cl_timeout 60
cl_smoothtime .05
sv_lan 1
hide_server 1
tf_mm_strict 2
net_chokeloop 1
cl_localnetworkbackdoor 0
host_limitlocal 1

// snapshot_buffer=auto
cl_cmdrate 66
cl_updaterate 66

// packet_size=large
net_maxroutable 1200
net_maxfragments 1200
net_compresspackets 1
net_compresspackets_minsize 200

// bandwidth_6.0Mbps
net_maxcleartime 0
net_splitpacket_maxrate 131072
rate 786432

// files
net_maxfilesize 64

[/code]

Scout, Heavy, Engineer, Sniper
[code]
// snapshot_buffer=auto
cl_interp_ratio 2
cl_interp .03
cl_pred_optimize 2
[/code]

Soldier, Pyro, Demoman, Medic
[code]
// snapshot_buffer=auto
cl_interp_ratio 1
cl_interp .015
cl_pred_optimize 2
[/code]

Spy
[code]
// snapshot_buffer=auto
cl_interp_ratio 2
cl_interp .03
cl_pred_optimize 1
[/code]
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