High model detail on highframes config?

#1

SmitZ

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What do I need to edit in chris' highframes config to get high model detail?

#2

zen

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mat_picmip, it's 1 by default in highframes but you can try 0 or -1 for better quality.

#3

OOVOOV

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zenmat_picmip, it's 1 by default in highframes but you can try 0 or -1 for better quality.

mat_picmip controls texture detail, for model detail, it's either r_rootlod or r_lod, which should be set to 0 or -1.

[quote=zen]mat_picmip, it's 1 by default in highframes but you can try 0 or -1 for better quality.[/quote]
mat_picmip controls texture detail, for model detail, it's either r_rootlod or r_lod, which should be set to 0 or -1.

#4

SmitZ

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OOVOOVzenmat_picmip, it's 1 by default in highframes but you can try 0 or -1 for better quality.mat_picmip controls texture detail, for model detail, it's either r_rootlod or r_lod, which should be set to 0 or -1.

r_lod changed the viewmodels and r_rootlod changed everything else. Thanks for the help!

[quote=OOVOOV][quote=zen]mat_picmip, it's 1 by default in highframes but you can try 0 or -1 for better quality.[/quote]
mat_picmip controls texture detail, for model detail, it's either r_rootlod or r_lod, which should be set to 0 or -1.[/quote]

r_lod changed the viewmodels and r_rootlod changed everything else. Thanks for the help!

#5

zen

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The more you know :D

#6

Waldo

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If you have a nVidia card, you can do the inverse of what makes your graphics look like

http://puu.sh/28T7S

to make the LODs really high quality, I don't have a pic of it but it looks really nice.

If you have a nVidia card, you can do the inverse of what makes your graphics look like
[img]http://puu.sh/28T7S[/img]
to make the LODs really high quality, I don't have a pic of it but it looks really nice.