Or if you open a door, tab out, and then tab back in the door is in the opposite state.
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Manually making a signature and advertising in other places than the Rusts Server forum will get you banned. I would remove that if I were you.
Uh-oh better watch out, you might get VAC banned! :rolleyes:
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The famous "violation kicks" that people experience with doors and lag are caused by two server properties: truth.punish and truth.threshold. The punish setting is a boolean value and setting it to false will disable these kicks, but I wouldn't suggest owners disable these. It's essentially a very basic front-line defense against cheating that will keep kicking someone violating certain game boundaries.
It's like an ingame VAC. VAC compares your game files and running game memory to what a normal Rust install should be. This truth setting keeps strict tabs on your location between the server and your client. If the server catches you in a position it believes you are not supposed to be, such as halfway through a closed door, it will kick you based upon some hidden number measurement.
If an owner wants to fix these false kicks without disabling truth, raise the truth.threshold setting. The current default is 400. If I understand this correctly, this integer is some kind of hidden value that determines the allowable difference between server and client. This number is what follows the word "violation" in the console when a kick occurs. Take the following examples from my server:
[QUOTE][T][899][NetUser|<user1>|<steamID64>|109] kicked for violation 899
[T][498][NetUser|<user2>|<steamID64>|92] kicked for violation 498
[T][555][NetUser|<user3>|<steamID64>|113] kicked for violation 555[/QUOTE]
I censored the users of course. These are three truth.punish violation kicks. The number after the [T] and at the end is the recorded value at the time the user broke the threshold. User1 is one of my regulars and always has a high ping. He gets kicked a lot. I am absolutely sure he is not cheating since I followed him around for a while and he once got kicked even being out in the open. I used him as my basis to set truth.threshold to 1000. I haven't had a truth kick in 24 hours.
Given these observations, I would like to think that a true cheater that is noclipping or flying or something will probably have a very high kick number.
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