well i do..with 90 fov i suck @ tj maps, i always use 120, seems easier somehow, i know that when u use 120fov everything looks faster,but with 90fov i cant finish jumps which i can finish with 120
Jesus fucking Christ you people are dumb!
Gaining speed when trickjumping has to do with mouse movement, not changing your fov.
To help my journal boi, here it goes:
\com_maxfps 125 -> pmove_fixed 0/1 --> You'll be able to do any jump you wish (If you have the skill)
\com_maxfps 43/76/85 -> pmove_fixed 1 --> Same. If you use pmove with those fps, you won't be able to jump shit.
\com_maxfps 333 + pmove_fixed 0 --> This gives you, let's call it a ''boost'' in your start, you can get further, however, it's no use in a continuous jump, so what smarasses do is fps 333 + pmove 0 @ start and then change it to fps 125 and pmove 1 to keep jumping.
There's a lot of shit you could know about trickjump, but if you use those cvars, you'll do just fine.
Also, you might want to use \tj_drawcgaz 1/2/3/4 or \cg_drawcgaz 1/2/3/4 (tj_ for TJMod and cg_ for ETJ).
The last cvar will let you know if you're moving your mouse correctly.
com_maxFPS 43/76 or 125
/noclip
":D"
pmove_fixed 0
if your pc cannot handle 333 constant fps then..
com_maxfps 43, 76, 125 whatever your computer can handle
pmove_fixed 1
(since you already suggest pmove_fixed 1)
Pmove_fixed 1
bind mouse4 load
bind mouse5 save
Gaining speed when trickjumping has to do with mouse movement, not changing your fov.
To help my journal boi, here it goes:
\com_maxfps 125 -> pmove_fixed 0/1 --> You'll be able to do any jump you wish (If you have the skill)
\com_maxfps 43/76/85 -> pmove_fixed 1 --> Same. If you use pmove with those fps, you won't be able to jump shit.
\com_maxfps 333 + pmove_fixed 0 --> This gives you, let's call it a ''boost'' in your start, you can get further, however, it's no use in a continuous jump, so what smarasses do is fps 333 + pmove 0 @ start and then change it to fps 125 and pmove 1 to keep jumping.
There's a lot of shit you could know about trickjump, but if you use those cvars, you'll do just fine.
Also, you might want to use \tj_drawcgaz 1/2/3/4 or \cg_drawcgaz 1/2/3/4 (tj_ for TJMod and cg_ for ETJ).
The last cvar will let you know if you're moving your mouse correctly.