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What do the netgraph colors mean?
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Ook
Jul 24, 2001, 8:58:42 PM7/24/01
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What do the netgraph colors mean? Is there any online description of them?
Lefty
Jul 24, 2001, 10:03:35 PM7/24/01
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Try this link Mr. Ookbert;
http://guides.barrysworld.com/cs/tweaking
http://guides.barrysworld.com/cs/tweaking
Also there used to be another in depth guide at www.3dspotlight.com ,
but it looks to be obsolete now :-( Maybe you can find it.
"Ook" <Ookbert@DieSpammerDie@HOTMAIL.com> wrote in message
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Ook
Jul 28, 2001, 1:41:20 PM7/28/01
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There seems to be a lot of info there, but it looks like they don't tell you
what the colors mean - which what I'm looking for :-(
what the colors mean - which what I'm looking for :-(
"Lefty" <dbcam...@centurytel.net> wrote in message
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Lefty
Jul 28, 2001, 3:07:30 PM7/28/01
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Okay, I think I found it. This is probably a dead link now;
http://www.3dspotlight.com/tweaks/half-life/hl11.shtml
but the information I got there a while back states that;
RED: player specific data for you only
YELLOW: other player data
PURPLE: other entity data
LIGHT BLUE: event data
DARK BLUE: temporary entity data
GREEN: sound data
GRAY: user defined message data
WHITE DOT: (at top net graph 2 only) size of full packet
What most of that means, I haven't a clue. The sight states that information
is directly from Yahn Bernier of Valve.
Also I guess you can change the height? by changing the net_scale to a
different setting. Green hash marks equal 50 bytes per mark, and there are
smaller hash marks at 10 bytes per mark.
HTH
"Ook" <Ookbert@DieSpammerDie@HOTMAIL.com> wrote in message
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http://www.3dspotlight.com/tweaks/half-life/hl11.shtml
but the information I got there a while back states that;
RED: player specific data for you only
YELLOW: other player data
PURPLE: other entity data
LIGHT BLUE: event data
DARK BLUE: temporary entity data
GREEN: sound data
GRAY: user defined message data
WHITE DOT: (at top net graph 2 only) size of full packet
What most of that means, I haven't a clue. The sight states that information
is directly from Yahn Bernier of Valve.
Also I guess you can change the height? by changing the net_scale to a
different setting. Green hash marks equal 50 bytes per mark, and there are
smaller hash marks at 10 bytes per mark.
HTH
"Ook" <Ookbert@DieSpammerDie@HOTMAIL.com> wrote in message
Ook
Jul 28, 2001, 4:13:32 PM7/28/01
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Yeah, the link is dead. But tnx for the info, that was what I was looking
for :-)
for :-)
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Flyby
Jul 29, 2001, 7:45:05 AM7/29/01
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"Ook" <Ookbert@DieSpammerDie@HOTMAIL.com> wrote in message
addition graphical representation, hereby restoring your fps.
Ook
Jul 29, 2001, 12:39:59 PM7/29/01
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"Flyby" <fl...@pandora.be> wrote in message
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Yeah, net_graph can sure suck fps - but when I turn it off, fps is usually
bouncing around 90 or so. With it on it drops to 60 or so. It's nice having
some horsepower under the hood for a change, I used to use a Mystique 220 -
very nice in it's day, but a real POS by todays standards. Umm, I love my
GeForce2 :-)
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