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Difference between revisions of "Cl backspeed"
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| − | cl_backspeed is the base speed you move when pressing [[+back]]. The speed is multiplied by [[cl_movespeedkey]] if the [[+speed]] button is activated. Note that the [[Quake]] menu option "Always Run" doesn't actually always turn on [[+speed]] but instead simply attempts to raise the | + | cl_backspeed is the base speed you move when pressing [[+back]]. The speed is multiplied by [[cl_movespeedkey]] if the [[+speed]] button is activated. Note that the [[Quake]] menu option "Always Run" doesn't actually always turn on [[+speed]] but instead simply attempts to raise the cl_backspeed, [[cl_forwardspeed]], and [[cl_sidespeed]]. It is recommended that you do not use "Always Run" and instead add [[+speed]] to your autoexec.cfg. |
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Latest revision as of 02:42, 31 October 2007
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| Default value: | "400" |
| Saved to config.cfg: | no |
cl_backspeed is the base speed you move when pressing +back. The speed is multiplied by cl_movespeedkey if the +speed button is activated. Note that the Quake menu option "Always Run" doesn't actually always turn on +speed but instead simply attempts to raise the cl_backspeed, cl_forwardspeed, and cl_sidespeed. It is recommended that you do not use "Always Run" and instead add +speed to your autoexec.cfg.
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