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What is /cl_hat used for?

 

did you actually just HL the devs?

ITS FOR SELECTING HATS

 

Why the old staff like old war base are still in kag folder?

--- Double Post Merged, Jul 27, 2014, Original Post Date: Jul 27, 2014 ---

Because i found that with CC+....

 

Thanks for answer. :)

 

I can't seem to find the page where I first saw it, but how to you create the Kag activity banners. The ones that tell you when you last played/what server you're on?

 

Here it is: https://forum.kag2d.com/threads/stu...cript-with-simple-scripted-server-savvy.6916/

 

I can't see the 'join' button on any groups! I can't join another one but those I am already in! It worked perfectly fine before.

 

What is the optimal machine for KAG? I mean if I wanted to play any server (even with, like, 32 players) with high FPS, how strong should my CPU and graphics card be and how much RAM do I have to have?

 

First, prefer intel cards - They usually have way better mono-core performance, and as KAG is mono-threaded, it's limited to one core.
Usually, a last-gen i3 / i5 / i7 is way enough for most servers. Warning, do not take a lower-performance one (e.g. i5 4670U, take i5 4670 or 4670K).

Also, KAG is not really GPU hungry - A graphic card like the GT 730 is really largely enough.

4GB RAM is also enough.

 

But how what's the optimal GHz rate (rate? not sure if that word is correct).

 

Let's say - The amount of Ghz is not really the most important.
For intel iX (i3/i5/i7) get at least a 2.7Ghz or something like this processor.

 

Do you think 2,2 GHz is enough?
I just realised it's double-cored...

Let's say I have 3,0 GHz CPU, two cores, does that mean KAG will only get 1,5 GHz?

 

nono, it'll still have 3.0Ghz.
I said it is not only related to the Ghz.

 

I'm confused.

So 3 GHz CPU with one core would work the same as 3 GHz CPU with several cores due to monothreading?

 

Ghz = Clock speed. The clock speed, is, let's say, the amount of info computed by one core per second.
I'm not sure if it's this, but it's something like that.

You can have a thousand cores, the Ghz won't change.