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setinfo command
See original GitHub issueIt is really necessary to have setinfo in cl_interp and cl_interp_ratio commands?
Just a question.
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No, because the server doesn’t read every client console variable. Only user info ones.
It’s not actually. It sets the value of user info console variables, which are sent to the server.