Faster jumping ??

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Originally Posted by Smaehtin Yes, but this is TQ.

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Originally Posted by Super Aids Lol'd. That was my though.

LooooooL

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Originally Posted by pro4never They cannot rely on that measurement because of the ping variation. Yes, server side time needs to be used and compared against the received timestamps BUT for accuracy in a non exploit environment requires the client timestamp.

exploit in the time ? how ??,,, anyways the ping in my client when using speed hack will be very very big how can i avoid this ? i know its invalid ping but i want the user see the real valid ping ..

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Originally Posted by tariqx111 LooooooL exploit in the time ? how ??,,, anyways the ping in my client when using speed hack will be very very big how can i avoid this ? i know its invalid ping but i want the user see the real valid ping ..

Replace the ping in the returned packet with the time the last ping packet was sent.


EG: On Client>Server ping packet (1009 subtype 27) you overwrite the timestamp with your speedhack stamp. You then save current time as lastPingTime.

On Server>Client ping reply packet (1009 subtype 27) you overwrite the timestamp with lastPingTime.

This will ensure your client displays the proper ping at all points. Bit of extra processing but a VERY easy workaround.

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Originally Posted by pro4never Replace the ping in the returned packet with the time the last ping packet was sent. EG: On Client>Server ping packet (1009 subtype 27) you overwrite the timestamp with your speedhack stamp. You then save current time as lastPingTime. On Server>Client ping reply packet (1009 subtype 27) you overwrite the timestamp with lastPingTime. This will ensure your client displays the proper ping at all points. Bit of extra processing but a VERY easy workaround.

Yeah it show the real ping now, Thank you.