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In code, it is represented by the
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This boolean ConVar available in all Source Engine games enables/disables realistic fall-damage on the server. | This boolean ConVar available in all Source Engine games enables/disables realistic fall-damage on the server. | ||
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When mp_falldamage is non-zero players will get hurt based on the amount of units per second the player was travelling when falling, when it's zero, the fall damage will always be 10 when falling from a great height. | When mp_falldamage is non-zero players will get hurt based on the amount of units per second the player was travelling when falling, when it's zero, the fall damage will always be 10 when falling from a great height. | ||
{{Syntax| | {{Syntax|mp_falldamage 0/1}} | ||
Latest revision as of 18:43, 7 January 2024
mp_falldamage is a console variable available in all 
Source games.
This boolean ConVar available in all Source Engine games enables/disables realistic fall-damage on the server.
In code, it is represented by thefalldamageclass, defined in thegame.cppfile.
When mp_falldamage is non-zero players will get hurt based on the amount of units per second the player was travelling when falling, when it's zero, the fall damage will always be 10 when falling from a great height.
Syntax: mp_falldamage 0/1