/SLASHPLAY
host_framerate
Forces every frame to advance game time by a fixed number of seconds. 0 uses real time.
host_framerate <seconds> Examples
host_framerate 0 Normal, real time play.
Arguments
secondsRequired- Game time per frame in seconds. 0 is off.
What it does
When above 0, each engine frame moves the game clock forward by exactly this many seconds, no matter how much real time passed. That is useful for recording smooth demos and videos, but on a live server it speeds up or slows down the whole game. Keep it at 0 on servers people play on.
Good to know
- A value like 0.01 means 100 game frames per second of game time, regardless of real speed.
Run it on your server
On a SLASHPLAY server, type it in the Console tab of the server page; the reply shows right under it. A value set there lasts until the server restarts. To keep it, add the line to cstrike/server.cfg. New to this? Start a CS 1.6 server first.
Your own
CS 1.6 server.
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