JKA Domination 1.1

Due to the nature of shader remaps and their use in the map, there will be some lag anytime shader changes happen. It is negligible during gameplay all the way up to 6 bases, however during scoring and restarting there will be minor lag spikes up to 4 bases, and moderate ones up to 6 bases. However, as they happen outside of meaningful gameplay, they should not be a problem.

"Baseja shader remaps cause a resend of the remap configstring on each send. The configstring contains all shader remaps (including those that were mapped back to their original shader) so the string grows. And if your relays cause 5 different remaps when they’re triggered the server internally updates the first shader remap, generates the update command for the client (containing all remaps), then updated the next and generates the next command (containing all remaps, including the one it already generates a command for) and so on until all 5 remaps are updated internally and the 5 commands are generated. Those commands are part of the command section of the next snapshot sent to clients. So these duplicate commands increase the snapshot size of the messages sent to the client and potentially lead to fragmented messages and longer processing times on the client.” - Daggo

There are in total 8 remaps per base. From what I understand, the above problem can be fixed and optimised server-side, but I do not know how to do that.

Version 1.1

• Changed base gamemode from CTF to TFFA to ensure better compatability and reduce bug potential
• Countdown for dom2/rooftops reduced from 8 to 5 seconds

Version 1.0

• Initial release (CTF version)

Version 1.0 ->

• Alternative voices for the announcer
• Pickups for dom2/descity and dom2/rooftops
• Lighting improvements
• More maps
• Make the JKhub page nicer

Version 2.0

• Remove dependency on flag teleportation
• Requires script and entity support to manipulate CTF scores directly

Version 3.0

• Remove dependency on icarus scripts
• Custom g_gametype supported by clients
• Dedicated entities with hardcoded functionality