Basically just turn all of this off. That'll match the original software renderer.
Basically just turn all of this off. That'll match the original software renderer.
Note that there's some slight confusion with Dynamic Shadows. Turning that off only affects non-static lights, such as projectiles. It does not affect static map lights, the ones your find in Dimensions of the Machine. That is intentional.
Basically just turn all of this off. That'll match the original software renderer.
Note that there's some slight confusion with Dynamic Shadows. Turning that off only affects non-static lights, such as projectiles. It does not affect static map lights, the ones your find in Dimensions of the Machine. That is intentional.
This would create all sorts of problems for the readability of extended unicode characters. Won't change.
Yup, I found a math problem with the wheel where the timer used to determine the game speed could technically exit just short of a couple of frames, so the timer didn't always return back to 60hz, creating some oddities. The fix is now sitting in an upstream branch.
That's great to hear, hopefully patch isn't far off.
thanks for the explanation! that is really helpful in understanding the process and much better than just hearing nothing (which so often happens with other games). much appreciated.
You had the right idea, but that cvar is for a different system presently not used in Quake (though for the record, you'd have wanted "ds4" if it was used). The type is automatically obtained by the vendor ids of the device itself, and Steam obfuscates those.
Motion bobbing was made off by default as we found it was causing motion sickness more often than not.
Personally, I find that view bobbing in Quake is fine, but view rolling is what makes me motion sick.
cl_rollangle 0For what it's worth, this is not the cause of the stutter I reported earlier.
Maybe, but for Quake authentic experience its better to leave it on.
Yeah, hopefully Nightdive will be able to fix it as well. I found another video showing this, apparently this was captured with the game running at 240 fps and slowed down.
No, people asked for authentic software experience that's why i advised to turn it on ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
View bob option is kinda hidden in gameplay settings (i only found it recently lol), maybe somebody else will play Quake without knowing about it, that's all.
Haha I killed end boss by mistake. I completely forgotten how this fight works. I entered the portal a few times and then Congrats screen popped up. For a moment I thought my game glitched. Then I revisited boss level and played it again and remembered what's going on.I've finished the main campaign. It's remarkable how almost every enemy type in this game is an annoying fuck, lol.
Sure, you need to play with the surroundings to keep the enemies at distance/not get hit by their attacks. It's certainly part of the design and it still works today.
I know somebody who was pissed off when he found out that view bob was disabled, so YMMV
The spiky thing flying around the map is a teleporter, you need to wait for it to fly inside the boss and then jump into the portal.
When you enter the portal, it teleports you where the flying orb is at that moment. You're supposed to wait until it goes into the boss to enter the portal, which kills it by telefrag.
Oh, it's great that they're addressing many issues at once!
It's excellent. It even has new (and fairly meaningful) content.
Shogo and Heavy Gear would be so good. They would definitely have to consider KBM on consoles out of the gate though. Shogo's hit scan instant trigger enemies wouldn't work well with analog aim at all.
I'm pretty sure the volume control for the music is bugged. In the original the music was cranked up. I can barely hear it when the slider is at 10.
