Hey everyone, a group of classmates and I are doing a video game based design project and would appreciate it if you could fill out this quick survey.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1GJDk-8acOczfHScMYlH2IenChZpvs3BPutLgA92TQkM/viewform

Thanks if you do.

Thanks for doing this.

Yes (fixed)

@wareya
You're incorrect in saying that mouse/cursor input is independent of time sampling.
As an example, during regular play, say you have a one second freeze, where the game appears to be frozen and not updating graphically. During this freeze, you could move your mouse left, click shoot, and move right back to the original position.

In an incorrect input implementation (possibly what Source does), those input events would all be processed in the next frame after the freeze is over. This would internally result in your position not moving because of the left and right movements cancelling out, and your shot firing in the original position, because to the game, your cursor didn't move.

In a correct input implementation, which is what that post describes, those input events would be spread over the virtual frame updates that were delayed due to the freeze, taking into account the timestamp of the frame being processed and the timestamp of each input event. After the game catches up, this would result in your cursor moving left, shooting, and moving back to the right, no matter if any of that is displayed graphically or not.

I'm not sure what you're saying about threaded networking and how it relates to this.

I took a look at the source for RInput here: https://github.com/abort/Rinput-Library

What this code does is make sure the game has the most up to date cursor coordinate values that windows sends it. Depending on how mouse input is implemented in Source, and your fps, you may notice a different feel to your game, but this isn't how mouse input should be implemented in general.

In general, mouse input should be implemented in the way that's described in this post: http://www.gamedev.net/topic/641102-frame-independent-movement-and-slowdowns/#entry5049391
That method takes into account computers with variable fps and lag spikes on the whole spectrum.

For the specific case of having a high fps with no lag, sure, use RInput.

Second post in this thread has a link as well.

That problem is on our end. We're working on getting it stable again. Thanks for the report.

Joined a pug and ended up on the same team as him. As soon as the game started, he switched to the root mumble channel. He then refused to join back to the team channel and would call anyone who asked why a faggot. lol

Paging Jengerer with customer EPR. Ticket Number: 5UE

For future reference, something changed the value of your mat_queue_report. Set mat_queue_report 0.

What exactly do you not understand in the instructions in the readme?

Good morning to you, sir. Would you care to blow a bubble?

As soon as I saw the title, I knew it was going to be you.

That error has nothing to do with ss itself, and I hear from Lange that it's not an issue anymore.

What a day this is. Updated to 0.9.4.2a, fixing that crash bug on round end maybe?
Let me know.

Second post has an updated link. Current servers will update automatically.

Google it.