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  • talisa
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    very much true what roy batty said. i too have a copy of darkplaces with no mods or addons or replacement models or textures at all for nostalgia, and when i run that one i get insane high fps too myself all the time

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  • Baker
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    Originally posted by Roy Batty View Post
    If I run Dark Places on my current rig with no mods at all installed, just Quake, my music pack, and Seven's audio pack, I get about 1000FPS with res set to 1920x1200. So it's pretty much all the bling you can add that makes it heavy.
    DarkPlaces requires GLSL support. If a video card doesn't have GLSL support, GLSL support will be software-emulated.

    That's means no hardware acceleration. And very low frame rates.

    About 70% of PCs ship with a Intel Integrated Media, which until the last 2-3 years, did not have hardware GLSL support.

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  • Roy Batty
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    If I run Dark Places on my current rig with no mods at all installed, just Quake, my music pack, and Seven's audio pack, I get about 1000FPS with res set to 1920x1200. So it's pretty much all the bling you can add that makes it heavy.

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  • Baker
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    Use DirectQ mhquake

    It should be a criminal offense for anyone to recommend anything except DirectQ to a windows user with issues. Seriously.

    Darkplaces doesn't work right on some computers, FitzQuake.exe acts all weird on dual core or quad core computers due to not having a clock fix. Qrack is a great client, but is doesn't behave the same, requires extra folders and it is unfair to put that burden on someone in a world of hurt. I'm just saying ...

    DirectQ is conservative, reliable and any non-screwed up Windows computer running Vista or higher --- the last 10 years --- it runs great.

    /One opinion.

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  • thegreattailz
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    yeahhhh that didnt work

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  • Mindf!3ldzX
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    I recommend Qrack, to you both...

    QRACK

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBG1ucZR8gE[/ame]

    Darkplaces is like asking for mustard and recieving Grey Poupon. It's on its own level in terms of a Quake Client...


    You can try ..

    create a shortcut to darkplaces.exe , then right click on the shorcut and properties.

    in the target field, add ;

    D:\Games\Quake\darkplaces.exe -height 1024 -width 1280 <-thats what mine would look like.his could be..

    C:\Quake\darkplaces.exe -height ..... etc, change the height and width values to match his desktop resolution....

    then run the shortcut, it should force the game to fullscreen.
    Last edited by Mindf!3ldzX; 08-25-2012, 10:39 AM.

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