Use signature for m_surfaceFriction instead of doing netprop±offset#1158
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TF2 isn't supported by the tas plugin anyway so no problem. |
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I should also mention that I didn't test the sigs on anything other than CSS + Windows, so that's just something that I'll have to do before the next release. |
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No tf2 because I hate that game.
The method used for csgo can be also used for css/tf2, but considering vtable are exposed so I chose to use CGameMovement::CategorizePosition