yo, ive recently switched to dx9 and im kind of annoyed by the fog that seems to appear a lot. are there any commands that can get rid of it?
also, what are the commands that can make player models and other objects appear more clearly from longer distances?
yo, ive recently switched to dx9 and im kind of annoyed by the fog that seems to appear a lot. are there any commands that can get rid of it?
also, what are the commands that can make player models and other objects appear more clearly from longer distances?
http://www.teamfortress.tv/25939/dx8-graphics-on-dx9
i think that might be of some use to you my friend (if it still works)
http://www.teamfortress.tv/25939/dx8-graphics-on-dx9
i think that might be of some use to you my friend (if it still works)
Pellovleyhttp://www.teamfortress.tv/25939/dx8-graphics-on-dx9
i think that might be of some use to you my friend (if it still works)
looks nice mate :-)
[quote=Pellovley]http://www.teamfortress.tv/25939/dx8-graphics-on-dx9
i think that might be of some use to you my friend (if it still works)[/quote]
looks nice mate :-)
The command you are probably looking for is r_pixelfog. Try setting it to 1 and 0 and see which ones less fogy.
The command you are probably looking for is r_pixelfog. Try setting it to 1 and 0 and see which ones less fogy.
FireThe command you're looking for could be mat_picmip .
I believe that dx9 in general is more foggy, causing less visible objects/enemies on long distances (i always notice it on upward 1st for example)
Doesn't mat_picmip just control texture quality?
[quote=Fire]The command you're looking for could be mat_picmip .
I believe that dx9 in general is more foggy, causing less visible objects/enemies on long distances (i always notice it on upward 1st for example)[/quote]
Doesn't mat_picmip just control texture quality?
STOGEFireThe command you're looking for could be mat_picmip .
I believe that dx9 in general is more foggy, causing less visible objects/enemies on long distances (i always notice it on upward 1st for example)
Doesn't mat_picmip just control texture quality?
Correct, mat_picmip spans -1 (ultra-high), 0 (high, which causes crashes on OS X still), 1 (medium) and 2 (low), and you used to be able to go all the way down to -4 or -10 or something if you had a Pixar-movie rendering farm for a PC.
[quote=STOGE][quote=Fire]The command you're looking for could be mat_picmip .
I believe that dx9 in general is more foggy, causing less visible objects/enemies on long distances (i always notice it on upward 1st for example)[/quote]
Doesn't mat_picmip just control texture quality?[/quote]
Correct, mat_picmip spans -1 (ultra-high), 0 (high, which causes crashes on OS X still), 1 (medium) and 2 (low), and you used to be able to go all the way down to -4 or -10 or something if you had a Pixar-movie rendering farm for a PC.
I just use comanglia's fps config on dx9 and it runs great.
Shame it can't be used in mm
I just use comanglia's fps config on dx9 and it runs great.
Shame it can't be used in mm
biscuitsI just use comanglia's fps config on dx9 and it runs great.
Shame it can't be used in mm
what does that have to do with anything
but yeah, r_pixelfog is the command. play around with the values (1 and 0)
[quote=biscuits]I just use comanglia's fps config on dx9 and it runs great.
Shame it can't be used in mm[/quote]
what does that have to do with anything
but yeah, r_pixelfog is the command. play around with the values (1 and 0)
astrin_biscuitsI just use comanglia's fps config on dx9 and it runs great.
Shame it can't be used in mm
what does that have to do with anything
but yeah, r_pixelfog is the command. play around with the values (1 and 0)
I replied to the thread you fucking twat
[quote=astrin_][quote=biscuits]I just use comanglia's fps config on dx9 and it runs great.
Shame it can't be used in mm[/quote]
what does that have to do with anything
but yeah, r_pixelfog is the command. play around with the values (1 and 0)[/quote]
I replied to the thread you fucking twat
biscuitsastrin_biscuitsI just use comanglia's fps config on dx9 and it runs great.
Shame it can't be used in mm
what does that have to do with anything
but yeah, r_pixelfog is the command. play around with the values (1 and 0)
I replied to the thread you fucking twat
???
Jeez mate calm down
[quote=biscuits][quote=astrin_][quote=biscuits]I just use comanglia's fps config on dx9 and it runs great.
Shame it can't be used in mm[/quote]
what does that have to do with anything
but yeah, r_pixelfog is the command. play around with the values (1 and 0)[/quote]
I replied to the thread you fucking twat[/quote]
???
Jeez mate calm down
If your using the nosmoke script that removes the viewmodel particles while shooting, that might be enabling the fog on dx9. Do you have a screenshot of the fog your experiencing?
If your using the nosmoke script that removes the viewmodel particles while shooting, that might be enabling the fog on dx9. Do you have a screenshot of the fog your experiencing?