Question tips for making a resolver

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I'm looking at making a resolver ;)

Do you have any tips for me? :unsure:
 

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First of all, you need an animfix, cause calculations of player's animation are different on client and server: client updates player's animation every frame, but server updates it every tick ( frame != tick ), so you need to sync server and client behavior.
Secondly, you need to find find out is player desyncing atm or not, recommend you take a look at server side and figure out how desync actually works, you will have a lot of useful information.
And the last ( the most difficult part ), you should spot player's desync direction. At this moment you can just bruteforce angles, but also you can calculate more correct bruteforce angles ( look at the server side again and again )

Rest is up to you
 
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First of all, you need an animfix, cause calculations of player's animation are different on client and server: client updates player's animation every frame, but server updates it every tick ( frame != tick ), so you need to sync server and client behavior.
Secondly, you need to find find out is player desyncing atm or not, recommend you take a look at server side and figure out how desync actually works, you will have a lot of useful information.
And the last ( the most difficult part ), you should spot player's desync direction. At this moment you can just bruteforce angles, but also you can calculate more correct bruteforce angles ( look at the server side again and again )

Rest is up to you
thank you, this helped.
 
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