oowh i dunno, i have alot of paks, tho im not really a pakman but my fps was always fucked up with default paks also..
Quote from: FuckingSheep on April 28, 2010, 05:50:05 AMoowh i dunno, i have alot of paks, tho im not really a pakman but my fps was always fucked up with default paks also..pakingsheep
Add this to our config and see if it helps :set gl_swapinterval "0" set gl_ext_swapinterval "0"set gl_ext_pointparameters "0" set gl_finish "0"Works for me with a ati card
I'm not sure if there is a list somewhere of the resolutions that correspond with values in gl_mode, but mode 4 is 800x600 which for most people should be sufficient to get decent fps and still have decent enough looks to be enjoyable.
I'm not sure if there is a list somewhere of the resolutions that correspond with values in gl_mode, but mode 4 is 800x600 which for most people should be sufficient to get decent fps and still have decent enough looks to be enjoyable.It also works great if you play in windowed mode.On top of that, it's a pretty decent value for resolution if you use vsync (for the smoothest possible display) and have a monitor capable of high refresh rates. A majority of monitors that you can find these days will not support over 60-75hz in anything larger than 1024 x 768 resolution (unless you have a huge and high-end CRT) and since vsync locks your maximum FPS at the value of your refresh rate, (one new frame is being drawn per screen refresh) to use it and still be able to do a lot of the jumps one would want to lock their monitor around 90+hz to get optimal FPS.
Quote from: Whirlingdervish on April 30, 2010, 03:17:53 PMI'm not sure if there is a list somewhere of the resolutions that correspond with values in gl_mode, but mode 4 is 800x600 which for most people should be sufficient to get decent fps and still have decent enough looks to be enjoyable.It also works great if you play in windowed mode.On top of that, it's a pretty decent value for resolution if you use vsync (for the smoothest possible display) and have a monitor capable of high refresh rates. A majority of monitors that you can find these days will not support over 60-75hz in anything larger than 1024 x 768 resolution (unless you have a huge and high-end CRT) and since vsync locks your maximum FPS at the value of your refresh rate, (one new frame is being drawn per screen refresh) to use it and still be able to do a lot of the jumps one would want to lock their monitor around 90+hz to get optimal FPS.Using V-sync? I think atleast 2 or 3 people told me not to do that, can you tell me more about it? Thanks.