diff --git a/rehlds/engine/sv_main.cpp b/rehlds/engine/sv_main.cpp
index 62a6416..1b21e72 100644
--- a/rehlds/engine/sv_main.cpp
+++ b/rehlds/engine/sv_main.cpp
@@ -5472,6 +5472,21 @@ void SV_CreateBaseline(void)
 				* leads to inconsistent behavior (since stack data may contain pointers) across different systems.
 				*/
 				/*
+				* This is true in theory, but in reality things might differs. In Valve's Linux all builds hl.so (and cs.so) expects pointers instead of array elements.
+				* This looks like a flaw in the compilers or some option, because code specifies to pass a class object which should be passed by a value in that case.
+				* And this is correctly happen in MSVC, ICC and modern GCC.
+				* Also, there often will be a metatmod in between that is designed to get and pass pointers.
+				* So, we have no choice but to pass data but reference so functions that expects references don't crash on dereference
+				* and append some fake data for the cases when called function will be the one that expects pass by value.
+				*/
+				/*
+				* If you are the mod author, you can correctly receive the data by changing CreateBaseline signature:
+				* vec3_t player_mins, vec3_t player_maxs
+				* into
+				* vec3_t& player_mins, vec3_t& player_maxs
+				* so after macro expantion it will be the class passed by reference.
+				*/
+				/*
 				* This function call emulates swds.dll behavior, i.e. it sends the same garbage when invoking CreateBaseline as swds.dll does.
 				* This is required since not emulating this behavior will break rehlds test demos.
 				*/