fps jump boost not working in /devmap

[SpaceForMore]

Hey all

im new to codjumping but i know a lot about fps jump height boost

If i put on /r_fullbright 1 i can get 333, 250 or 125 and so i can do all the jumps that require that fps

for example looking directly up and jumping over that little wall on crash from heli to A courtyard dumpster

when i try to do this in /devmap however i do not get the jump height boost

this is the same with many other jumps and strafes

maybe somthing in my config is blocking it, please help

cheers, spaceformore

[matt101harris]

Hmm i have never heard of that before :S. Wait for an official nerd to come on and im sure some1 can work it out .

[Moustache]

To make sure it is you config you can use a standard config and then use /devmap
If it works they way it should with a normal config you know your config fails

[Hoogie]

/cg_drawfps 1 to see your FPS.

Just to be sure, that jump over the wall at crash requires 125fps. Won't work with more!

[Drofder2004]

Just to be clear, the reason for jumping higher with these set numbers are core engine design, the engine does not change based on dev mode on or off, your FPS or advantages gained for FPS do not change with devmap.

[Mooselflies]

/cg_drawfps 1 to see your FPS.

Just to be sure, that jump over the wall at crash requires 125fps. Won't work with more!

wrong u can do it with any fps

[Husker]

official nerd

Wheres dan when you need him

[SpaceForMore]

Hey guys

i am 100% sure the height boost is not working in devmap and its really pissin me off coz i cant practice any jumps

does any1 know of any command that might change things in devmap?
and 1 more thing:

i know i could google this but i cbf, with 125 fps can u jump 41 units?

thanks for responding so quick lol

SpaceForMore

[Mooselflies]

i think with 125 its 40 or 40.5

[SpaceForMore]

would it be possile for me to do /jump_height 41 and /com_maxfps 76, and then it will be the equivallent of 125fps?

just wonderin.

[F |Madness| U]

For normal fps jumps (like jumping onto/over objects) then that jumpheight command should work, however if your wanting to practise FPS strafes I think the FPS sort of changes how you move/strafe, not just the jump height. (unless this different movement is because of the slight jump height advantage, i'm not sure).