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Turn on host_thread_mode after a few seconds of there being an active player (!C_BasePlayer::IsObserver())
This causes a second long stutter, not great.
Set host_framerate to fps_max for the few seconds theres an active player. This works fine if the computer running the game is actually hitting the fps limit. On worse hardware the game is slowed to a fraction of the speed it should be ( fps / fps_max ). Changing host_framerate to match the fps of the last frame doesn't really do anything, only adjusting it later could maybe work but i havent attempted yet. Using host_framerate also would require an engine patch to use without sv_cheats 1.
Set host_sleep to ~8 for the first few seconds of there being an active player. Works but wrecks the hosts frames until its off again
Need to test more with option 2 and 3 to see which would work best
Tholp1
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Local games are usually sped up in the first few seconds
[BUG] Local games are usually sped up in the first few seconds
Jul 3, 2024
Probably because we turn host_thread_mode on to combat the issue of constant speed up. Maybe set that convar later on after the map loads?
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