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Old 07-16-2009, 01:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Stefan View Post
timevar is synced, timevar2 is not. You can run a timeout and check when timevar is increased (each 5 seconds). May be the local timevar2 could be synchronized to the server timevar2 in the next version (using timevar), if it's not accurate anyway. It will not always be very exact though since the client will need to synchronize using some delay to avoid big time jumps.
I suppose oo_jazz_oo was talking about the serverside timevar2 being off due to the clocks on the machines being off (I suppose that's the problem at least). There have been several threads about it already, maybe you can finally fix that
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