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SOCD detection #354
SOCD detection #354
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b1az3
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Jul 31, 2024
- Automatic warning if the server detects SOCD (can be enabled or disabled by the admin by modifying k_allow_socd_warning)
- Command to check f_movement, summarizing for each player if the server detected anything. (ex: cmd check f_movement)
- End-of-game stats to show if SOCD was in use.
SOCD detection
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oof... ought to be deleted instead, but separate PR, Visual Studio can import cmake projects nowadays.
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maybe just skip these and delete tools/vs in a separate PR
And get rid of the useless merge commit. Just reset to origin/master and cherrypick your commit to that and force push to your branch. |
Revert "SOCD detection"
My concern is that this, as it's currently implemented, is a bit opinionated and invasive and has a shaming/discouraging effect on the players. I think instead of notifying the server that a player is doing something potentially wrong, we can report the strafing numbers in the end-game player stats in a more neutral manner. This will still allow tournament admins to make their own determinations, without you having to decide for everyone what the tolerable thresholds are. |