[bf1942] you should all know by now...

Justin Brown coder at primary.net
Sat Feb 22 17:03:04 EST 2003


I was experiencing the "snap back bug" until I set
game.ServerMaxAllowedConnectionType to CTCable256Kbps (from T1) and the
problem went away.  As we just play conquest the only strangeness I've seen
since then is the rate of fire between the server and client.  It seems to
be significantly out of sync which can really mess you up in a tank or
artillery.

-Justin

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ryan C. Gordon" <icculus at clutteredmind.org>
To: <bf1942 at icculus.org>
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 11:15 PM
Subject: Re: [bf1942] you should all know by now...


>
> > Yea Ryan, do your awesome work and show us some solid builds of
America's
> > Army, MOH Spearhead, and BF1942. :)  bah... I figured I would just throw
the
> > other 2 in there, I really want to run servers for them. :)
>
> (Spearhead is already available as a beta, but it seems to be fairly
> solid, btw).
>
> Update: I've tracked down the memory allocation loop I mentioned...at
> least, it consistently took about five minutes to trigger it before and
> now the server's been running for about an hour here without doing it,
> which is a good sign. Optimization bug, for certain.
>
> There still does seem to be another memory leak, though, as some people
> have noted. I have an idea about what's causing that, but it'll take some
> more looking. That'll come later.
>
> As for the "move forward five meters, snap back three" bug...I have seen
> it, but now I can't reproduce the damned thing anymore. If it's still
> happening in the next build (which is probably will, since it seems to hit
> some and not others), then I've got an idea of how to track it down, but
> we'll cross that bridge tomorrow. If anyone has _EVER_ seen this happen on
> a _WINDOWS_ server while having an extremely _LOW_ ping, speak up now,
> because my assumption is that this is a complicated Linux-specific
> problem and not some strange, dark router magic or something.
>
> I'm fixing a few more minor things, then triggering a new build. Should be
> uploading something in a few hours from now.
>
> --ryan.
>
>




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