Sounds like the one good part about Halo 3. I forgot what it was called but it sounded just like this.
[QUOTE=quinaking;15912216]Sounds like the one good part about Halo 3. I forgot what it was called but it sounded just like this.[/QUOTE]
Forge?
Now this will be a nice update.
[QUOTE=SGTNAPALM;15912224]Forge?[/QUOTE]
He means the video recording thing that would temp save all of your recent games, but you could go into the theater mode and save them to your memory card/HDD. Forge is the map editor
Good god this is more exiting to me than a class update.
Also, you'll finally be able to see yourself running around in the demos when you are smoothing. At least I think and hope so.
[b]YOUR OLD DEMOS PROBABLY WON'T WORK GUYS.[/b]
Their changing the demo file format + how the engine handles demos... It probably wont' have super-ultra backwards compatibility support.
No
They're just implementing server-side demos
And since they're server-side the files aren't horribly "corrupted" like the client-side ones, hence the support for backwards/forwards blahblahblah
Oh by the way did anyone tell them that you can't use the demo smoother with multicore on
They're fixing time scrubbing? Perfect. I had serious issues with that almost constantly-- in all of the source games I try to record in. I hope Gmod gets this update, but that's not going to happen from what I know about Garry and updates and how he doesn't do them.
Would this slow the server down? I know when I record (using Source Recorder) the game goes slower with a kind of lagginess to the controls.
Ah this should be pretty interesting...
[QUOTE=Metalcastr;15917425]Would this slow the server down? I know when I record (using Source Recorder) the game goes slower with a kind of lagginess to the controls.[/QUOTE]
This feature could put some extra strain on a few servers but it should not be much and not very noticeable.
When this comes out, I'm going to watch all my demo files.
[i]Backwards.[/i]
TF2 Machinima shall be easier for me to test by myself now I suppose
Very nice update, but I'd lie if I said I wasn't expecting something else.
[QUOTE=Max of S2D;15916472]No
They're just implementing server-side demos
And since they're server-side the files aren't horribly "corrupted" like the client-side ones, hence the support for backwards/forwards blahblahblah
Oh by the way did anyone tell them that you can't use the demo smoother with multicore on[/QUOTE]
They're altering the demo format so that it ignores PVS and it also handles control better.
[editline]03:37PM[/editline]
[QUOTE=quinaking;15912216]Sounds like the one good part about Halo 3. I forgot what it was called but it sounded just like this.[/QUOTE]
Demos have been in the source engine since... ever.
My prediction: It's going to be buggy as shit and/or there won't be any way to export to AVI.
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Not an easy "Export" button anyway, you'll have to do console commands and stuff.
I will cum if I'm wrong of course. And Valve will happily swallow.
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