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In EnEntity.c, there are events, I suggest adding an event which is always fired on the client and ignored on the server. This event will pass in a vector position. This event fires right before the position is modified and if the event returns say false, the client will not update the new position. This is important because when using SetPosition on the server, it can create a jerky movement and any attempts of client prediction will only improve it so much. With the ability to remove the effects of SetPosition through an event it would allow us to minimize the non-fluid jerkiness.

What I am asking is for a way to reject client position updates coming from server. This is to make a local client simulation for an entity that is not disrupted by server updates but still is synced in other ways as it should be. A small code example is below. ``` /* @param oldPosition is the current position of the entity on the client @param newPosition is the current position of the entity on the server @return returns if the position should be updated with the new one or not */ bool OnPositionUpdate( vector oldPosition, vector newPosition ) { return true; } ```

In EnEntity.c, there are events, I suggest adding an event which is always fired on the client and ignored on the server. This event will pass in a vector positionWhat I am asking is for a way to reject client position updates coming from server. This event fires right before the position is modified and if the event returns say false, the client will not update the new positionis to make a local client simulation for an entity that is not disrupted by server updates but still is synced in other ways as it should be. This is important because when using SetPosition on the serverA small code example is below. ``` /* @param oldPosition is the current position of the entity on the client @param newPosition is the current position of the entity on the server @return returns if the position should be updated with the new one or not */ bool OnPositionUpdate( vector oldPosition, it can create a jerky movement and any attempts of client prediction will only improve it so much. With the ability to remove the effects of SetPosition through an event it would allow us to minimize the non-fluid jerkiness. vector newPosition ) { return true; } ```