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Me again! I installed the ogl driver in UGold system, works real good but too good!! FPS way too high and hard to control movements at times...FPS up to 537 and varies between 230-350
I think I did'nt explain myself correctly when I mentioned movements...at a fps of 300-500+, the game was so fast that I could'nt react properly (ie. running into walls, overshooting jumps etc. )
Nice and smooth now at 60 fps. By the way, I still have my original cd of Unreal 1 which I will install with the UT textures and see what happens.
When you get so many FPS it means you have a very powerfull graphics card. You can try to enable anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering for improved image quality.
HI! I set my FSAA to 4X and Anisotropic to 4X, fps still steady at 60, very smooth and you would'nt believe how beautiful the graphics are on this system!!! Please tell me how to take screenshots in UGold so I can upload them to your site ok? TKS.
A newbie question: F9 is the key for screenshots and they're all bitmaps. I have a printer and scanner and Win XP. Now, what is the best way to convert to jpg. I'm lost!!! Let me know if I'm a nuisance!!! TKS!
To make them JPG you need to open them in a photo programm and save it as JPG, best saving option is compression factor 8.
As for what programm, if you got Photoshop or ACDSee that will do it. If you dont have those, do a search on www.google.com for a free BMP to JPG converter, must be tons of them around.
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Last edited by DieHard SCWS on Tue Mar 08, 2005 11:22 pm, edited 1 time in total.