systems (like OS'es) work with events, and every event can be handled by anything (mouseclick getting handled by your browser or mediaplayer)
when events occur they get stored in a que because only one can be handled at a time, and an overflow should mean that there are too many events being fired and the handlers cant handle them quick enough resulting in an overflow error
if a script could trigger a key press event or smth?
but it could also be that the enine is built in a way that every cvar change results in a event, which could be logical considering instant changes in the view with certain settings
systems (like OS'es) work with events, and every event can be handled by anything (mouseclick getting handled by your browser or mediaplayer)
when events occur they get stored in a que because only one can be handled at a time, and an overflow should mean that there are too many events being fired and the handlers cant handle them quick enough resulting in an overflow error
you getting that error in windows or what? :D
try /cvar_restart
or make a shortcut et.exe +cvar_restart
if the game doesnt boot at all
but it could also be that the enine is built in a way that every cvar change results in a event, which could be logical considering instant changes in the view with certain settings
but just ask again here