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thanks for your contribution Victis
WELL ITS TRUE -.- why would you want to use the menus? q2 menus suck ass, just do everything from the console
Quote from: VaeVictis on September 18, 2010, 05:10:46 PMWELL ITS TRUE -.- why would you want to use the menus? q2 menus suck ass, just do everything from the console why would you want to use the console? The console sucks ass, just do everything from the command line/configs.
Read, goddamnit and stop derailing every topic. This is not about the use of the menu..., it is about his screen getting a lot darker than it was at first after he's connected to a server and entered the game.(And of course doing everything from the command line/config would render the console pretty much useless, so no, that's not the same as doing it from the console.)
thanks for your contribution Victis ReCycled, it's not uncommon if a screenshot from a videogame looks brighter on your desktop's gamma settings than it does in-game. I know r1q2 has something called vid_flip_on_switch: (restores original desktop display settings when task switching out of Quake2). Perhaps enable/disable that.Right now when you start Quake2 it looks as if it doesn't properly switch and 'take' all the video settings from your cfg and/or autoexec unless the game loads up a map or connects to a server? If you use an autoexec.cfg then adding a 'vid_restart' at the end might change something. But at this point I'd think that your gamma settings are still quite dark. What are your gl_modulate/vid_gamma/intensity values?