tf2-patches
Team Fortress 2, but with a lot of fixes, QoL improvements and performance optimizations! (by mastercomfig)
LeySourceEngineProxyServ
Ley Proxy Servers for Source engine servers - Zyre. Think of cloudflare but for source engine and with geo-cast based server ping enhancing for free. I've created this tool to A. protect my servers by hiding their real IP entirely. The only visible IPs will be the node IPs. And B. to artifically enhance the ping on the server list of source servers to get more players to join. Unlike anycast this does not have any costs besides your server costs. It avoids duplicates by only letting the location geographically closest (latitude, longtitude) respond to the user. This could potencially be enhanced by using e.g. automatic detection of nodes being down/up or automatic IP switching combined with GSLT to basically make your servers non ddosable. (by Leystryku)
| tf2-patches | LeySourceEngineProxyServ | |
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| 5 | 1 | |
| 208 | 80 | |
| 2.9% | - | |
| 7.3 | 1.8 | |
| 3 months ago | almost 3 years ago | |
| C++ | C++ | |
| GNU General Public License v3.0 or later | GNU General Public License v3.0 or later |
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tf2-patches
Posts with mentions or reviews of tf2-patches.
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and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-02-17.
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Meme collected from Twitter
They did recently added community fixes from mastercoms and makaroffilya in the March 1st and March 20th update. So I'm 100% certain that they'll add plenty of fixes from Team Comtress 2 (which is now TF2 Patches) and probably whatever they'll find from the workshop for this summer update.
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[Hobby Scuffles] Week of March 6, 2023
Late update to my previous comment on Team Fortress 2, but Valve managed to address the game breaking issues facing Mann vs Machine as well as numerous other glitches fairly quickly which is nice. More interestingly, and what I was hoping to see a little more explanation on but it looks like that won't happen, Valve has added numerous new Steam Workshop tags for the game including "Community Fixes", and implemented a few patches from community developers such as Mastercoms. The latter is best known for her documentation of numerous glitches and bugs on various games and, for TF2, the development of Team Comtress 2: a mod based on the 2017 source code leak that addresses numerous performance issues and glitches as a proof of concept and to submit to Valve. She's spent years working on and documenting fixes for the spaghetti code that TF2 is built on, and to see her directly referenced is promising. Add in the new community fixes tag, which is already filled with small patches and improvements, and it looks like the company may be moving towards community developed patches for the game?
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Update!!!!!
You're thinking of Team Comtress 2 (now appearently renamed to tf2-patches). Mastercomfig is a config also made by mastercoms, but it is something completely different.
- For this summer update, why don't we hold Valve to their "Community Fixes" portion and try to get TC2's fixes added in?
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Garry's Mod Proxy/Tunnel
I found this a few days ago, haven't tried it myself but it sounds like what you're looking for. https://github.com/Leystryku/LeySourceEngineProxyServ
What are some alternatives?
When comparing tf2-patches and LeySourceEngineProxyServ you can also consider the following projects:
Ultimate-TF2-Visual-Fix-Pack - A pack of visual fixes for TF2, to be sent to Valve.
StrafeAnalyzer - A tool that analyzes player inputs and tells the player how to improve player movement through statistics, realtime graphs, etc! :)
comfig-fortress - A fun TF2 server experiment focusing on game balance and reliability
CmdMenuGenerator - A generator for efficient creation of recursively-nested voicemenus for commands.
cool-source - Modified Source Engine
tf2-res-file-list - List of most Team Fortress 2 HUD resource files with screenshots
Osiris - Free and open-source game hack for Counter-Strike 2, written in modern C++. For Windows and Linux.
team-comtress-2 - Team Fortress 2, but with a lot of fixes, QoL improvements and performance optimizations! [Moved to: https://github.com/mastercomfig/tf2-patches]
riscv-vscript - A port of mini-rv32ima to VScript (Squirrel 3)
SourceAutoRecord - Speedrun plugin for Source Engine games.
tf2-patches vs Ultimate-TF2-Visual-Fix-Pack
LeySourceEngineProxyServ vs StrafeAnalyzer
tf2-patches vs comfig-fortress
LeySourceEngineProxyServ vs CmdMenuGenerator
tf2-patches vs cool-source
LeySourceEngineProxyServ vs cool-source
tf2-patches vs tf2-res-file-list
LeySourceEngineProxyServ vs Osiris
tf2-patches vs CmdMenuGenerator
LeySourceEngineProxyServ vs team-comtress-2
tf2-patches vs riscv-vscript
LeySourceEngineProxyServ vs SourceAutoRecord