Describe the bug.
When using the TF2 pause function by enabling sv_pausable and pausing, if the client sends too many commands, they get kicked with "Exceeded Processing Time". (By commands, that means switching weapons, pressing movement keys, anything that would have the client tell the server about it normally.) Players also are kicked if they send a chat message.
Version
rev21
What server did this occur on?
Brand new vanilla local server
Reproduction steps
1. Create a vanilla local server
2. Launch the server on any map
3. Set sv_pausable to 1
4. Run the `pause` command and notice that the game is paused.
5. Change weapons multiple times, or send a chat message, or zoom multiple times, or any other command.
6. Notice how the game kicks you shortly after
Which operating systems have you used?
Linux
Expected behavior
The game is paused and all clients can stay connected and wait until someone unpauses the game.
Relevant log output
Entity 1 (class 'player') reported ENTITY_CHANGE_NONE but '128' changed.
Client Enova exceeded processing time. (Theirs) 128.03ms >= 128.00ms (Max)
Dropped Enova from server (Exceeded processing time)
Additional context
No response
EDIT: Edited version to the actual revision because the template didn't give me the option. Seems outdated?
Describe the bug.
When using the TF2 pause function by enabling sv_pausable and pausing, if the client sends too many commands, they get kicked with "Exceeded Processing Time". (By commands, that means switching weapons, pressing movement keys, anything that would have the client tell the server about it normally.) Players also are kicked if they send a chat message.
Version
rev21
What server did this occur on?
Brand new vanilla local server
Reproduction steps
Which operating systems have you used?
Linux
Expected behavior
The game is paused and all clients can stay connected and wait until someone unpauses the game.
Relevant log output
Additional context
No response
EDIT: Edited version to the actual revision because the template didn't give me the option. Seems outdated?