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  • Ultra high def hd quake in full HD color!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    FIRST
    r_showtris 1

    THEN
    r_drawportals 1

    THEN
    r_drawworld 0

    YOU CANe ThANK ME LATER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!

  • bluntz
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    Doh,makes me dizzy at YA
    Last edited by bluntz; 06-28-2012, 07:23 PM.

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  • lucky88shp
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    LOL
    A noob like me will ofcourse try this so I tried it and I was amazed!! JUST WOW, what a difference!

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  • MH
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    You forgot "free".

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  • lohphat
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    Trippy.

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  • Mindf!3ldzX
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    uh huh, looks great brosef

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  • =peg=
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    LOL

    And yeah, those settings are actually quite useful to a mapper

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  • MadGypsy
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    thank you!

    You just made it possible for me to virtually study the geometry of a bsp. I can now make highly complicated brushes from different geometrical approaches and study which approach does the least amount of subdividing. I bet this is also really useful for slimming up the map with newskip.

    It's like you were reading my mind.

    Gypsy

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  • Spirit
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    r_ stands for realistic. So all of these make Darkplaces look even better.

    tris stands for transparent realistic impeding shadows which is a breakthrough algorithm for soft shadowing.

    portals are all liquids, r_drawportals makes sure to render them using the new renderer.

    drawworld 0 turns off the classic rendering of textures and switchings to an implicite deferred radiosity rendering where coluors and small structures are re-created through spatial analysis.

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  • lucky88shp
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    Now before I do that and mess up my config file, can you elaborate abit as to what exactly each command does, and then probably post 2 comparison screens!?

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