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If you set the value of '''cl_pdump''' to a predicted entity's index (from the left-hand column of the [[cl_predictionlist]] window or [[cl_showents]]), then it will overlay a big list of all of the entity's predicted variables. Then you can run around and you will find out which variables the client is mispredicting. The variables change red when the client has mispredicted a command. | If you set the value of '''cl_pdump''' to a predicted entity's index (from the left-hand column of the [[cl_predictionlist]] window or [[cl_showents]]), then it will overlay a big list of all of the entity's predicted variables. Then you can run around and you will find out which variables the client is mispredicting. The variables change red when the client has mispredicted a command. | ||
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Revision as of 07:00, 15 November 2022
If you set the value of cl_pdump to a predicted entity's index (from the left-hand column of the cl_predictionlist window or cl_showents), then it will overlay a big list of all of the entity's predicted variables. Then you can run around and you will find out which variables the client is mispredicting. The variables change red when the client has mispredicted a command.