wowcat Posted May 19 Posted May 19 please unban me or explain ... Cod3x said not full demo ... ???? NO photos... ask for Report . - was done. I honestly dont know what else is needed to be done ... its second time i got banned and like 5th time to be checked. DEMO : https://filebin.net/fedfkvxvzq4yovzb REPOERT https://fungun.top/ecd/report/270811/ DG_BR_AUTO_DEMO_33.dem
C0D3X. Posted May 19 Posted May 19 (edited) CONTRA The next time please use the model for unban. This is the photo from the demo scanner. And I looked at the demo, and you can clearly see twice how the players were standing still or shifting and you knew and waited. Edited May 19 by C0D3X. poza gresita
wowcat Posted May 19 Author Posted May 19 sorry what is this??? so why report shows that its clean? I literally play with : https://down-cs.su/Download-CS-16-Configured-Edition if you watch demo, where did it happens? where do I see ,what you are saying? Im 32yo. not a computer guy.. So my cs1.6 have this or what ?
wowcat Posted May 19 Author Posted May 19 Just google it .. 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 Steam Community +1 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.
wowcat Posted May 19 Author Posted May 19 Just now, wowcat said: Just google it .. Is it cheating? 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 Steam Community +1 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.
C0D3X. Posted May 19 Posted May 19 I asked you for a demo because I was on you and I saw 3 situations. It is clear how players were standing still or on shift and you knew all the positions. From my side, you have a counter.
wowcat Posted May 19 Author Posted May 19 Just find out it`s cheating.. My apologies. Best of luck Just gonna buy steam cs.16 great server. Good luck
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