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AI Overview
In Counter-Strike 1.6, commands like "time hack" or "type 1:1" generally refer to a ratio configuration used in jump scripts (like block-busting) or to describe highly specific, precise mouse acceleration/sensitivity curves.
You can configure these parameters through the in-game developer console or by adding exact values to your configuration files (e.g., userconfig.cfg).
Jump Timing & "1:1" Ratio
If you are referring to a 1:1 input/tick synchronization for jump scripts (often utilized in HNS or Kreedz maps):
Tickrate Synchronization: It is standard to configure the update packets to match the server tickrate, ensuring 1:1 input registration.
Settings: Add these to your config file or execute them in the console:
cl_cmdrate 101
cl_updaterate 101
fps_max 101
Time Hack & Mouse/Sens Settings
"Time hack" may refer to adjusting how your client interpolates time between server updates, or specific mouse settings.
Sensitivity Ratio (Zoom): To maintain a 1:1 feel between your standard hip-fire sensitivity and when you are scoped in (using the AWP or Scout):
zoom_sensitivity_ratio 1.2 or 1.0
Lag Compensation & Prediction: To ensure your local movements perfectly match the server's time and position:
cl_lc 1
cl_lw 1
Interpolation: Adjust your interpolation time so hitboxes align correctly with the server clock:
ex_interp 0.01
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To properly execute and test these commands, you can edit your userconfig.cfg file (found in your \steamapps\common\Half-Life\cstrike folder) and execute it in-game by typing exec userconfig.cfg in the console.
