alpinestar wrote:
-heap tweak worked best for me so far
Not!
People have tried that and it doesn't work. I have tried it and it didn't work
What are you doing to say that the -heap works?
Besides I've been using this tweak for sometime now and it works. Here are 2 things that I found interesting:
- the tweak works best with a low ping. if your ISP provides a feature to decrease ping thorugh voip ask for it.
-ExtrapolationTime & Intrapolationtime appear to be dependant on your CPU. The better your CPU the better the results.
-Extrapolation: the process of constructing new data points outside a discrete set of "known data points". I assume this means trying to estimate your ping on certain locations on the map, not sure.
-Interpolation: estimation of a value between two known data points. I assume it's the ping between you and the server.
-You will have to monitor and change your value from round to round. Even if it is the same server. My ping does seem to change from round to round so I adjust accordingly.
From reading this and trying the same it would appear that if you have a fast CPU your :
SettingsManager.floatSet GSDefaultLatencyCompensation 0.100000
Should have been variable but it's not. You have to adjust this manually to what your ping is for optimium playing experience. As already noted 0.10 means 100ms ping
SettingsManager.U32Set GSExtrapolationTime 100
This has something to do with the time it takes to process what is already on the screen. But remember in order to lower it you need a fast CPU and, I'll assume you will need a high end video card along with a low ping, fast ISP for optimium results.
SettingsManager.U32Set GSInterpolationTime 1200
This has something to do with the time it takes to predict (what? I don't know). It appears that 1200 default is to long of a time lapse which causes lag for some. But setting it to low should cause a loss of packets. WHY? Because you are trying to go faster then what is allowed. You have to find a sweet spot. I believe its somewhere between 400-1100.
This has been my observation so far and it works.
Last edited by ECH (2006-11-01 19:25:54)