is there a command to stop the vape smoke?

[polo]

i've been getting into a darkrp server lately but when people vape it lowers my frames alot, is there a way to remove the smoke from the vape?

[Big Floppa]

unbindall

[Mailer]

Assuming the Vape SWEP uses a particle manifest:

r_drawparticles 0  //  disable particles

I am not sure if it requires sv_cheats 1 to function properly.
Otherwise you could theoratically download the vape swep addon and replace the particle textures with nothing and leave them invisible or modify the particle manifest entirely so you don't have to look at it at all.

You know, this thread just sparked an interest in me about how much I actually hate that SWEP obstructing my vision, so I am just going to take the liberty of getting rid of those textures right now.

[AimNot]

type unbindall in console to fix most issues

[lolznoboz]

Originally posted by Mailer:

Assuming the Vape SWEP uses a particle manifest:

r_drawparticles 0  //  disable particles

I am not sure if it requires sv_cheats 1 to function properly.
Otherwise you could theoratically download the vape swep addon and replace the particle textures with nothing and leave them invisible or modify the particle manifest entirely so you don't have to look at it at all.

it requires sv_cheaqts 1
also you can't modify the particle manifest entirely if you do you get banned

[Robert F.]

Originally posted by lolznoboz:

also you can't modify the particle manifest entirely if you do you get banned

Wait, what? You can't just get banned for editing the particle effect.

You can just use Particle editor mode on any Valve Source game apply on Gmod files. I can just modified the entire PCF file to improve my framerate (fas2.0, water, fire, blood, etc).

[lolznoboz]

Originally posted by Robert ♥♥♥.:

Originally posted by lolznoboz:

also you can't modify the particle manifest entirely if you do you get banned

Wait, what? You can't just get banned for editing the particle effect.

You can just use Particle editor mode on any Valve Source game apply on Gmod files. I can just modified the entire PCF file to improve my framerate (fas2.0, water, fire, blood, etc).

but that breaks the game

[Robert F.]

Originally posted by lolznoboz:

but that breaks the game

No? It's not like you haven't try it before. I modify some PCF file for the last 3 years without any problems. It only works for client side (singleplayer/multiplayer) and there's no conflicts on the server side, unless it uses sv_pure.

[lolznoboz]

Originally posted by Robert ♥♥♥.:

Originally posted by lolznoboz:

but that breaks the game

No? How so? It's not like you haven't try it before or know how. I modify some PCF file for the last 3 years without problems. It only works for client side (singleplayer/multiplayer) and there's not conflicts on the server side.

I have tried and it broke the game and had to reinstall

[Robert F.]

Originally posted by lolznoboz:

I have tried and it broke the game and had to reinstall

Then you probably did something wrong. It's not the game fault. It just you.

If there's something wrong, then you should make make a backup file just incase for mistakes and re-edit it.

Have you followed Valve wiki overview about Particle editor?

[lolznoboz]

Originally posted by Robert ♥♥♥.:

Originally posted by lolznoboz:

I have tried and it broke the game and had to reinstall

Then you probably did something wrong. It's not the game fault. It just you.

If there's something wrong, then you should make sure you make a backup file just incase for mistakes and re-edit it.

Have you followed Valve wiki overview about Particle editor?

the game only works when i don't play rp

[The Badger (née Poignion)]

Jeez, it's like it's actually tripping you out.

[lolznoboz]

Originally posted by Your Friendly Peridot Salesgem:

Jeez, it's like it's actually tripping you out.

thot get out hahahahahaha

[Zak]

If the server has sv_allowcslua enabled, check by writing sv_allowcslua in console and see if the suggestion says 1(true) or 0(false). If it says 1 then you're good to go.

Then run this in console to disable the vape particle effects.

lua_run_cl OriVapPar = vape_do_particle function vape_do_particle() end print("Added vape swep particle block")

Run this if you want to see the vape particle effects again.

lua_run_cl vape_do_particle = OriVapPar or vape_do_particle print("Removed vape swep particle block")

[lolznoboz]

Originally posted by Hackcraft:

If the server has sv_allowcslua enabled, check by writing sv_allowcslua in console and see if the suggestion says 1(true) or 0(false). If it says 1 then you're good to go.

Then run this in console to disable the vape particle effects.

lua_run_cl OriVapPar = vape_do_particle function vape_do_particle() end print("Added vape swep particle block")

Run this if you want to see the vape particle effects again.

lua_run_cl vape_do_particle = OriVapPar or vape_do_particle print("Removed vape swep particle block")

too bad none of them have lua enabled hue

[๖ۣۜDomitori™]

I know I'm late for jokes, but here's the another command to remove it:

quit smoking