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Cheat Future #3

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eyeballs1 opened this issue Oct 16, 2023 · 3 comments
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Cheat Future #3

eyeballs1 opened this issue Oct 16, 2023 · 3 comments
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@eyeballs1
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What is the future of the read? Is it finally abandoned?
Your work is awesome.

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It's not abandoned, but the work is happening in a private repo for now. With how aggressive the recent vac updates have been I don't think I can keep it undetected for long if it was public. Once I lose interest in developing it further I will probably release the code.

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It's not abandoned, but the work is happening in a private repo for now. With how aggressive the recent vac updates have been I don't think I can keep it undetected for long if it was public. Once I lose interest in developing it further I will probably release the code.

The CVars for backtracking (cl_interp and cl_updaterate) where removed, what should we replace them with?

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The CVars for backtracking (cl_interp and cl_updaterate) where removed, what should we replace them with?

right now I just have

float calc_lerp() noexcept {
    return 0; // FIXME: figure out how this works in cs2
}

works fine-ish but probably isn't accurate in many cases. I'll re-write the entire backtrack at some point properly, maybe...

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