Issue With "allClientDvarsEnabled" [Solved]

[Ahrimdon]

So I think I found a workaround. If you want to use /view_inputSensitivity over the in-game gamepad sensitivity options you'll have to use the command /aim_view_sensitivity_override "sensitivity value". Looks like they moved controller sensitivity values over to that command, which actually makes a lot of sense ever since the integration of native advanced gamepad support . I heavily prefer this as it gives the option to fine tune stick sensitivity with decimals rather than strictly integers. As for the /sensitivity command, I think the dev's took it out, which also makes sense due to redundancy, but also kind of sucks for those who use a universal mouse sensitivity across Plutonium games.

As for /exec, this command seems to have also been taken out. There are two work arounds for this, one for server, one for client.

For client, instead of /exec custom_config.cfg, you must use bind P "sv_cheats 1; r_lodBiasRigid -1000".

For server side, add the line player setClientDvar("r_lodBiasRigid", "-1000"); to your _clientids.gsc under the onPlayerConnect() function and recompile!

This is pretty much an extension/update to a post I made ~2 Weeks Ago regarding a Dvar that was no longer functional. I think may have found the issue and it lies with the Dvar seta allClientDvarsEnabled "0". I'm not going to pretend to know what changed or if this if even the problem, however setting this to "1" and making the .cfg read only brought back Dvar's such as /sensitivity and /view_inputSensitivity which I thought had been taken out for good. Those Dvar's only showed up after changing the value to "1", but didn't work like they used too. /view_inputsensitivity was a helpful one too as I had an exact value I play on universally. I'm guessing since the addition of advanced controller options (Deadzone, etc.) those commands were scrapped or hidden possibly along with the /exec command?

My main question would be, is it possible to still use these commands via an override command or other means or have they been scrapped permanently? Temporarily? Wanted to make a new thread to see what's going on with those commands and maybe shed some light to others wondering the same!