Changing Walk Speed - Revision history

TheUnbeholden: moving page

2011-11-08T10:45:27Z

moving page

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	* ''This article is about player movement speed. To change the speed of AIs, see [[~~Animation playback speed]].''~~		#Redirect [[Changing Movement Speed]]

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	~~To change the walkspeed, you must use~~
	~~seta pm_walkspeed <value>~~
	~~in the console.~~

	~~seta pm_crouchmod <value> (for crouch)~~
	~~seta pm_creepmod <value> (for creeping)~~
	~~seta pm_runmod <value> (for running)~~

	There was a problem with the engine resetting the walkspeed every time, so I put in a quick hack to set it to the archived value. However, an unintended consequence of this seems to be that you have to use that "seta" syntax and can't just use "pm_walkspeed <number>" to set it, otherwise it gets reset to the old value.

	~~Btw, I'm finding a walkspeed around 65 or so to be just right right for me... 60 is a tad slow, 70 is a tad fast.~~

	~~{{Original_Reference\|Ishtvan\|2669}}~~

	~~[[Category:Editing~~]]

TheUnbeholden: added a crouch, creep and run modifier

2011-11-08T10:40:10Z

added a crouch, creep and run modifier

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:40, 8 November 2011
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	* ''This article is about player ~~walk~~ speed. To change the ~~walk~~ speed of AIs, see [[Animation playback speed]].''		* ''This article is about player movement speed. To change the speed of AIs, see [[Animation playback speed]].''

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	seta pm_walkspeed <value>		seta pm_walkspeed <value>
	in the console.		in the console.

			seta pm_crouchmod <value> (for crouch)
			seta pm_creepmod <value> (for creeping)
			seta pm_runmod <value> (for running)

	There was a problem with the engine resetting the walkspeed every time, so I put in a quick hack to set it to the archived value. However, an unintended consequence of this seems to be that you have to use that "seta" syntax and can't just use "pm_walkspeed <number>" to set it, otherwise it gets reset to the old value.		There was a problem with the engine resetting the walkspeed every time, so I put in a quick hack to set it to the archived value. However, an unintended consequence of this seems to be that you have to use that "seta" syntax and can't just use "pm_walkspeed <number>" to set it, otherwise it gets reset to the old value.

Crispy: Added pointer to changing AI walk speed, since someone might come here looking for info on that (and this article is about the player's walk speed)

2007-09-03T10:33:07Z

Added pointer to changing AI walk speed, since someone might come here looking for info on that (and this article is about the player's walk speed)

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	* ''This article is about player walk speed. To change the walk speed of AIs, see [[Animation playback speed]].''		* ''This article is about player walk speed. To change the walk speed of AIs, see [[Animation playback speed]].''

	~~{{Original_Reference\|Ishtvan\|2669}}~~		----

	~~I think this is my fault, but to~~ change the walkspeed, you must use		To change the walkspeed, you must use
	seta pm_walkspeed <value>		seta pm_walkspeed <value>
	in the console.		in the console.
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	Btw, I'm finding a walkspeed around 65 or so to be just right right for me... 60 is a tad slow, 70 is a tad fast.		Btw, I'm finding a walkspeed around 65 or so to be just right right for me... 60 is a tad slow, 70 is a tad fast.

			{{Original_Reference\|Ishtvan\|2669}}

	[[Category:Editing]]		[[Category:Editing]]

Crispy at 10:31, 3 September 2007

2007-09-03T10:31:37Z

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			* ''This article is about player walk speed. To change the walk speed of AIs, see [[Animation playback speed]].''

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Greebo at 18:31, 11 September 2006

2006-09-11T18:31:24Z

New page

{{Original_Reference|Ishtvan|2669}}

I think this is my fault, but to change the walkspeed, you must use
seta pm_walkspeed <value>
in the console.

There was a problem with the engine resetting the walkspeed every time, so I put in a quick hack to set it to the archived value. However, an unintended consequence of this seems to be that you have to use that "seta" syntax and can't just use "pm_walkspeed <number>" to set it, otherwise it gets reset to the old value.

Btw, I'm finding a walkspeed around 65 or so to be just right right for me... 60 is a tad slow, 70 is a tad fast.

[[Category:Editing]]