Post by: Mackie on August 20, 2003, 12:51:54 pm
but when i get ingame its like;
2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop...
system specs:
ATI radeon 9700 pro
2.2 ghz Intel NW p4
Asus P4533se (iirc)
Integrated SB live (iirc)
512mb ddr
Direct-X 9.0b
And I have the latest patch.
Post by: Mackie on August 20, 2003, 02:38:03 pm
and no , no other apps running (not even teh explorer)
Post by: Mackie on August 20, 2003, 11:44:16 pm
Post by: vsfedwards on August 21, 2003, 07:23:05 am
how much ram u have?
...try a fresh install
Post by: Pestalence on August 21, 2003, 07:37:45 am
if that doesn't help, get the catalist 2.6 drivers.. those work well with SFC.
if you want problem free running og games on PC without having to play match maker with drivers to games, get rid of the ATI and get the GeForce FX 5900 Ultra with 128MB DDR onboard.. Crystal gaming there and all the drivers are WHQL to work.
Radeon has driver problems between games.. such as I have a friend that needs 5 different drivers to play 12 different games....
however, i have always run NVidia GeForce cards and never had a driver problem so long as I only got the WHQL drivers.. on the FX card, all the drivers are WHQL, so no worries there.. And with SFC III - Geforce will run it in 32 bit color, Radeon can't, unless they improved their drivers since last march.
I bet that the problem is your Graphics driver... the Catalist 2.6 I know will work for SFC III, maybe not any other game, but it will with SFC III, however, you will still have to run the game in 16 bit color..
Hope that this info helps.
Post by: vsfedwards on August 21, 2003, 08:06:07 am
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 08:20:59 am
I used to have a GF4 but IMHO it was quite a crappy card with a bad image quality so i switched over to ATI, every game has worked pretty well this far unlike with GF4. Ive had ATI cards since Rage chipset, others arent anything in comparison ;]
Post by: vsfedwards on August 21, 2003, 08:23:37 am
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 08:28:32 am
...but you were right about least one thing; its the drivers. most likely since software mode works well (uh well as it can work but not quite
)
Post by: FireSoul on August 21, 2003, 09:38:33 am
Quote:
Hm. switching the colours to 16bit didnt help, its as tacky as ever.
...but you were right about least one thing; its the drivers. most likely since software mode works well (uh well as it can work but not quite
That's a definite confirmation right there.
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 10:11:19 am
Quote:Quote:
Hm. switching the colours to 16bit didnt help, its as tacky as ever.
...but you were right about least one thing; its the drivers. most likely since software mode works well (uh well as it can work but not quite
That's a definite confirmation right there.
its not exactly a big problem because i need this card mainly for my work with graphics, i dont play much...
Post by: Dogmatix! on August 21, 2003, 12:43:59 pm
My system (which runs EVERYTHING, including all SFC titles just fine):
Athlon XP 2700+ (Thermalright SLK-800/Vantec Tornado HSF, 12x195)
Asus A7N8X-Deluxe (1002A1 SATA "Uber" BIOS)
1024 MB (2x512 MB) Corsair XMS PC3200C2
Sapphire Radeon Atlantis 9700 Pro (Cat. 3.4, slightly overclocked)
ViewSonic VX900 19" LCD
80GB Maxtor (7200 RPM/ATA133)
Logitech MX-700 wireless mouse
Windows XP Pro
It should be noted that the SFC titles also ran just fine on my older Athlon T-bird 1.3 ghz system with an ATI Radeon 8500 and the very first Cat drivers. They have, in fact, worked with every ATI driver I have ever used. I'll even switch to Cat 3.6 tonight and log right into the OP dyna and play just fine.
I'm not sure exactly what's Makie's particular problem is, but it ISN'T his video card or his drivers as long as both are in good working order and installed properly.
Let's not act like nVidia cards don't have their share of problems. Mackie has one of the absolute best cards available on the market right now, even better that some of these nVidia's out now that are a generation newer. Unless there is something wrong with his installation or the video card hardware itself, it isn't his card.
Just my two cents...
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 12:47:05 pm
Quote:
Heh...here we go again with the "ditch the ATI and get an nVidia....."
My system (which runs EVERYTHING, including all SFC titles just fine):
Athlon XP 2700+ (Thermalright SLK-800/Vantec Tornado HSF, 12x195)
Asus A7N8X-Deluxe (1002A1 SATA "Uber" BIOS)
1024 MB (2x512 MB) Corsair XMS PC3200C2
Sapphire Radeon Atlantis 9700 Pro (Cat. 3.4, slightly overclocked)
ViewSonic VX900 19" LCD
80GB Maxtor (7200 RPM/ATA133)
Logitech MX-700 wireless mouse
Windows XP Pro
It should be noted that the SFC titles also ran just fine on my older Athlon T-bird 1.3 ghz system with an ATI Radeon 8500 and the very first Cat drivers. They have, in fact, worked with every ATI driver I have ever used. I'll even swtich to Cat 3.6 tonight and log right into the OP dyna and play just fine.
I'm not sure exactly what's Makie's particular problem is, but it ISN'T his video card or his drivers as long as both are in good working order and installed properly.
Let's not act like nVidia cards don't have their share of problems. Mackie has one of the absolute best cards available on the market right now, even better that some of these nVidia's out now that are a generation newer. Unless there is soemthign wrong with his installation or the video card hardware itself, it isn't his card.
Just my two cents...
thank you, for defending us from the rabid Nvidia fanboys
(jk)i also have my doubts about the integrated soundcard interfering somehow with the vid card... ive had some issues with it earlier...
(I sold my sb live plat. set for 3 x 1.5l of 60% liquor
)
Post by: Dogmatix! on August 21, 2003, 12:58:35 pm
I assume you have either uninstalled and reinstalled Cat 3.6 and/or have tried reverting back to an earlier version, just in case it's the driver installation itself? (which, guess what..happens with nVidia drivers, too... :rolleyes:)
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 01:26:47 pm
Post by: Bonk on August 21, 2003, 01:43:17 pm
Stuff like: ASUS P4G8X and Radeon 9700 Pro
I could not find your mainboard (P4533se) at the asus website for info...
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 01:46:51 pm
ill try it with 2x and 1x
thanks
Post by: Bonk on August 21, 2003, 02:09:27 pm
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 02:20:20 pm
Post by: Dogmatix! on August 21, 2003, 03:32:06 pm
Post by: Pestalence on August 21, 2003, 06:42:36 pm
Quote:
Heh...here we go again with the "ditch the ATI and get an nVidia....."
My system (which runs EVERYTHING, including all SFC titles just fine):
Athlon XP 2700+ (Thermalright SLK-800/Vantec Tornado HSF, 12x195)
Asus A7N8X-Deluxe (1002A1 SATA "Uber" BIOS)
1024 MB (2x512 MB) Corsair XMS PC3200C2
Sapphire Radeon Atlantis 9700 Pro (Cat. 3.4, slightly overclocked)
ViewSonic VX900 19" LCD
80GB Maxtor (7200 RPM/ATA133)
Logitech MX-700 wireless mouse
Windows XP Pro
It should be noted that the SFC titles also ran just fine on my older Athlon T-bird 1.3 ghz system with an ATI Radeon 8500 and the very first Cat drivers. They have, in fact, worked with every ATI driver I have ever used. I'll even switch to Cat 3.6 tonight and log right into the OP dyna and play just fine.
I'm not sure exactly what's Makie's particular problem is, but it ISN'T his video card or his drivers as long as both are in good working order and installed properly.
Let's not act like nVidia cards don't have their share of problems. Mackie has one of the absolute best cards available on the market right now, even better that some of these nVidia's out now that are a generation newer. Unless there is something wrong with his installation or the video card hardware itself, it isn't his card.
Just my two cents...
the problem is the drivers on the Radeon card...
I have come to notice that most players using Radeon Cards seem to have driver problems... that is a problem 2 fold..
#1 for some unknown reason, when OS configures the hardware upon first install of the card, or even a full system reinstallation, 85% of the time, Radeon creates a hardware conflict with the motherboard by sharing a IRQ slot with another component...
again that isn't always, only about 85% of the time...
#2 Radeon card drivers need a lot of work to get them to WHQL standards.. when was their last driver WHQL certified? My Friend told me that he found a hack site that has hacked 3.6 drivers and his card now runs flawlessly.. however with the 3.6 from the ATI site, SFC III locked up continously...
I don't know where the Cracked driver is, but my friend that has it said that the driver works perfectly for all his games...
yes i support NVidia and their cards only because it majorly aggrivates me to have to hunt down drivers and hardware and having to check and recheck my system config just so a ATI product can work on it....
It may be a problem directly related to Intel Chipsets and ATI Chipsets... the AMD chipset and ATI chipsets may not have a problem, I don't know as I only use Intel....
I may be wrong, but for myself using NVidia and Intel together, I have never had a single problem using any game or software so long as my drivers were WHQL certified... and this has been on laptops...
my system specs + another 512 memory -> http://www.nightsoftware.com/effhq/Toshiba_Portables__Satellite_5205.htm
I haven't used ATI cards since my Rage Pro... then I went to GeForce II and I liked it a lot better.. I still comapre machines and vid cards.. but the ATI Driver and hardware conflict issues are what is keeping me away on the Radeon.. I would get a Radeon if ATI had the stability that NVidia has on their drivers.. but until there is a couple of years of stability on ATI's end, I'm die hard for NVidia...
Post by: Rod O'neal on August 21, 2003, 07:32:46 pm
Trust those of us with 1st hand experience with ATI cards. It's a bit more reliable than "a friend of a friend" info. No offense intended, but ATI cards work just fine in my experience.
Post by: vsfedwards on August 23, 2003, 07:24:02 am
Quote:
It would not surprise me at all if your integrated sound is causing the problem. I have heard of some problems with that in the past, though I am using the integrated sound on my motherboard without any issues whatsoever. Granted..we have different motherboards and processor brands.
I assume you have either uninstalled and reinstalled Cat 3.6 and/or have tried reverting back to an earlier version, just in case it's the driver installation itself? (which, guess what..happens with nVidia drivers, too... :rolleyes:)
lil bit of a late reply but ah well, my intergrated soundcard was messing with my old nvidia2 card, not the best card i know, but it caused the computer to completely lock up roughly 3 minutes into a game, when i say lock up i mean lock up: cant move mouse, num lock wouldnt respond, sound would crash, screen would freeze.
Post by: Mackie on August 23, 2003, 06:48:56 pm
Post by: Cpt. Chaos on August 25, 2003, 08:46:41 am
Cpt. Chaos
Post by: Mackie on August 25, 2003, 01:45:04 pm
Post by: FireSoul on August 25, 2003, 01:54:22 pm
Quote:
are there any specific command lines for running the game in a window or for example, without sound? -its no fun having to b00t each time i try something
Only by editing the sfc.ini file, I think.
Post by: Toasty0 on August 25, 2003, 04:39:24 pm
Code:
[Sound]
voice=3
GlobalVolume=100
MusicVolume=75
VoiceVolume=100
MaxChannels=16
CollisionAlert=0
Best,
Jerry
Post by: 3dot14 on August 25, 2003, 05:06:26 pm
Quote:Quote:
are there any specific command lines for running the game in a window or for example, without sound? -its no fun having to b00t each time i try something
Only by editing the sfc.ini file, I think.
what a perfect time for a self plug!
http://home.cogeco.ca/~joshuali/wip-sfcini.080903.htm
The settings you want are;
[3d]
windowed=1
[sound]
disable=1
Post by: Mackie on August 26, 2003, 01:42:32 am
toasty: also bit the same, i tried
3dot14: THANKS! this is EXACTLY what i needed
(thres a problem withb the windowed "CVAR" in the ini though, yeah its starts the game in a window alraight but after the loading text the screen goes entirely dark, for the window part, ofcourse)
Post by: Mackie on August 26, 2003, 04:56:07 am
[Mouse]
async=0
hwblit=1
it works now.
mind you i have a cordless optical mouse....
Post by: Cleaven on August 26, 2003, 05:19:19 am
I have a Logitech MX700 and I don't think I am having any problems with the default settings.
Post by: Mackie on August 26, 2003, 05:46:14 am
Post by: Cleaven on August 26, 2003, 06:08:38 am
[Mouse]
async=1
hwblit=1
Post by: Dogmatix! on August 26, 2003, 11:52:19 am
Quote:
Just for my info could you say what sort of cordless mouse it is.
I have a Logitech MX700 and I don't think I am having any problems with the default settings.
So do I and neither am I.
I was going to suggest checking his "fastwrites" setting and disabling it if iot was toggled on. Was worth a try, but clearly not the problem...heheh.
Post by: Mackie on August 20, 2003, 12:51:54 pm
but when i get ingame its like;
2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop... 2sec play.... 2 sec stop...
system specs:
ATI radeon 9700 pro
2.2 ghz Intel NW p4
Asus P4533se (iirc)
Integrated SB live (iirc)
512mb ddr
Direct-X 9.0b
And I have the latest patch.
Post by: Mackie on August 20, 2003, 02:38:03 pm
and no , no other apps running (not even teh explorer)
Post by: Mackie on August 20, 2003, 11:44:16 pm
Post by: vsfedwards on August 21, 2003, 07:23:05 am
how much ram u have?
...try a fresh install
Post by: Pestalence on August 21, 2003, 07:37:45 am
if that doesn't help, get the catalist 2.6 drivers.. those work well with SFC.
if you want problem free running og games on PC without having to play match maker with drivers to games, get rid of the ATI and get the GeForce FX 5900 Ultra with 128MB DDR onboard.. Crystal gaming there and all the drivers are WHQL to work.
Radeon has driver problems between games.. such as I have a friend that needs 5 different drivers to play 12 different games....
however, i have always run NVidia GeForce cards and never had a driver problem so long as I only got the WHQL drivers.. on the FX card, all the drivers are WHQL, so no worries there.. And with SFC III - Geforce will run it in 32 bit color, Radeon can't, unless they improved their drivers since last march.
I bet that the problem is your Graphics driver... the Catalist 2.6 I know will work for SFC III, maybe not any other game, but it will with SFC III, however, you will still have to run the game in 16 bit color..
Hope that this info helps.
Post by: vsfedwards on August 21, 2003, 08:06:07 am
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 08:20:59 am
I used to have a GF4 but IMHO it was quite a crappy card with a bad image quality so i switched over to ATI, every game has worked pretty well this far unlike with GF4. Ive had ATI cards since Rage chipset, others arent anything in comparison ;]
Post by: vsfedwards on August 21, 2003, 08:23:37 am
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 08:28:32 am
...but you were right about least one thing; its the drivers. most likely since software mode works well (uh well as it can work but not quite
)
Post by: FireSoul on August 21, 2003, 09:38:33 am
Quote:
Hm. switching the colours to 16bit didnt help, its as tacky as ever.
...but you were right about least one thing; its the drivers. most likely since software mode works well (uh well as it can work but not quite
That's a definite confirmation right there.
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 10:11:19 am
Quote:Quote:
Hm. switching the colours to 16bit didnt help, its as tacky as ever.
...but you were right about least one thing; its the drivers. most likely since software mode works well (uh well as it can work but not quite
That's a definite confirmation right there.
its not exactly a big problem because i need this card mainly for my work with graphics, i dont play much...
Post by: Dogmatix! on August 21, 2003, 12:43:59 pm
My system (which runs EVERYTHING, including all SFC titles just fine):
Athlon XP 2700+ (Thermalright SLK-800/Vantec Tornado HSF, 12x195)
Asus A7N8X-Deluxe (1002A1 SATA "Uber" BIOS)
1024 MB (2x512 MB) Corsair XMS PC3200C2
Sapphire Radeon Atlantis 9700 Pro (Cat. 3.4, slightly overclocked)
ViewSonic VX900 19" LCD
80GB Maxtor (7200 RPM/ATA133)
Logitech MX-700 wireless mouse
Windows XP Pro
It should be noted that the SFC titles also ran just fine on my older Athlon T-bird 1.3 ghz system with an ATI Radeon 8500 and the very first Cat drivers. They have, in fact, worked with every ATI driver I have ever used. I'll even switch to Cat 3.6 tonight and log right into the OP dyna and play just fine.
I'm not sure exactly what's Makie's particular problem is, but it ISN'T his video card or his drivers as long as both are in good working order and installed properly.
Let's not act like nVidia cards don't have their share of problems. Mackie has one of the absolute best cards available on the market right now, even better that some of these nVidia's out now that are a generation newer. Unless there is something wrong with his installation or the video card hardware itself, it isn't his card.
Just my two cents...
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 12:47:05 pm
Quote:
Heh...here we go again with the "ditch the ATI and get an nVidia....."
My system (which runs EVERYTHING, including all SFC titles just fine):
Athlon XP 2700+ (Thermalright SLK-800/Vantec Tornado HSF, 12x195)
Asus A7N8X-Deluxe (1002A1 SATA "Uber" BIOS)
1024 MB (2x512 MB) Corsair XMS PC3200C2
Sapphire Radeon Atlantis 9700 Pro (Cat. 3.4, slightly overclocked)
ViewSonic VX900 19" LCD
80GB Maxtor (7200 RPM/ATA133)
Logitech MX-700 wireless mouse
Windows XP Pro
It should be noted that the SFC titles also ran just fine on my older Athlon T-bird 1.3 ghz system with an ATI Radeon 8500 and the very first Cat drivers. They have, in fact, worked with every ATI driver I have ever used. I'll even swtich to Cat 3.6 tonight and log right into the OP dyna and play just fine.
I'm not sure exactly what's Makie's particular problem is, but it ISN'T his video card or his drivers as long as both are in good working order and installed properly.
Let's not act like nVidia cards don't have their share of problems. Mackie has one of the absolute best cards available on the market right now, even better that some of these nVidia's out now that are a generation newer. Unless there is soemthign wrong with his installation or the video card hardware itself, it isn't his card.
Just my two cents...
thank you, for defending us from the rabid Nvidia fanboys
(jk)i also have my doubts about the integrated soundcard interfering somehow with the vid card... ive had some issues with it earlier...
(I sold my sb live plat. set for 3 x 1.5l of 60% liquor
)
Post by: Dogmatix! on August 21, 2003, 12:58:35 pm
I assume you have either uninstalled and reinstalled Cat 3.6 and/or have tried reverting back to an earlier version, just in case it's the driver installation itself? (which, guess what..happens with nVidia drivers, too... :rolleyes:)
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 01:26:47 pm
Post by: Bonk on August 21, 2003, 01:43:17 pm
Stuff like: ASUS P4G8X and Radeon 9700 Pro
I could not find your mainboard (P4533se) at the asus website for info...
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 01:46:51 pm
ill try it with 2x and 1x
thanks
Post by: Bonk on August 21, 2003, 02:09:27 pm
Post by: Mackie on August 21, 2003, 02:20:20 pm
Post by: Dogmatix! on August 21, 2003, 03:32:06 pm
Post by: Pestalence on August 21, 2003, 06:42:36 pm
Quote:
Heh...here we go again with the "ditch the ATI and get an nVidia....."
My system (which runs EVERYTHING, including all SFC titles just fine):
Athlon XP 2700+ (Thermalright SLK-800/Vantec Tornado HSF, 12x195)
Asus A7N8X-Deluxe (1002A1 SATA "Uber" BIOS)
1024 MB (2x512 MB) Corsair XMS PC3200C2
Sapphire Radeon Atlantis 9700 Pro (Cat. 3.4, slightly overclocked)
ViewSonic VX900 19" LCD
80GB Maxtor (7200 RPM/ATA133)
Logitech MX-700 wireless mouse
Windows XP Pro
It should be noted that the SFC titles also ran just fine on my older Athlon T-bird 1.3 ghz system with an ATI Radeon 8500 and the very first Cat drivers. They have, in fact, worked with every ATI driver I have ever used. I'll even switch to Cat 3.6 tonight and log right into the OP dyna and play just fine.
I'm not sure exactly what's Makie's particular problem is, but it ISN'T his video card or his drivers as long as both are in good working order and installed properly.
Let's not act like nVidia cards don't have their share of problems. Mackie has one of the absolute best cards available on the market right now, even better that some of these nVidia's out now that are a generation newer. Unless there is something wrong with his installation or the video card hardware itself, it isn't his card.
Just my two cents...
the problem is the drivers on the Radeon card...
I have come to notice that most players using Radeon Cards seem to have driver problems... that is a problem 2 fold..
#1 for some unknown reason, when OS configures the hardware upon first install of the card, or even a full system reinstallation, 85% of the time, Radeon creates a hardware conflict with the motherboard by sharing a IRQ slot with another component...
again that isn't always, only about 85% of the time...
#2 Radeon card drivers need a lot of work to get them to WHQL standards.. when was their last driver WHQL certified? My Friend told me that he found a hack site that has hacked 3.6 drivers and his card now runs flawlessly.. however with the 3.6 from the ATI site, SFC III locked up continously...
I don't know where the Cracked driver is, but my friend that has it said that the driver works perfectly for all his games...
yes i support NVidia and their cards only because it majorly aggrivates me to have to hunt down drivers and hardware and having to check and recheck my system config just so a ATI product can work on it....
It may be a problem directly related to Intel Chipsets and ATI Chipsets... the AMD chipset and ATI chipsets may not have a problem, I don't know as I only use Intel....
I may be wrong, but for myself using NVidia and Intel together, I have never had a single problem using any game or software so long as my drivers were WHQL certified... and this has been on laptops...
my system specs + another 512 memory -> http://www.nightsoftware.com/effhq/Toshiba_Portables__Satellite_5205.htm
I haven't used ATI cards since my Rage Pro... then I went to GeForce II and I liked it a lot better.. I still comapre machines and vid cards.. but the ATI Driver and hardware conflict issues are what is keeping me away on the Radeon.. I would get a Radeon if ATI had the stability that NVidia has on their drivers.. but until there is a couple of years of stability on ATI's end, I'm die hard for NVidia...
Post by: Rod O'neal on August 21, 2003, 07:32:46 pm
Trust those of us with 1st hand experience with ATI cards. It's a bit more reliable than "a friend of a friend" info. No offense intended, but ATI cards work just fine in my experience.
Post by: vsfedwards on August 23, 2003, 07:24:02 am
Quote:
It would not surprise me at all if your integrated sound is causing the problem. I have heard of some problems with that in the past, though I am using the integrated sound on my motherboard without any issues whatsoever. Granted..we have different motherboards and processor brands.
I assume you have either uninstalled and reinstalled Cat 3.6 and/or have tried reverting back to an earlier version, just in case it's the driver installation itself? (which, guess what..happens with nVidia drivers, too... :rolleyes:)
lil bit of a late reply but ah well, my intergrated soundcard was messing with my old nvidia2 card, not the best card i know, but it caused the computer to completely lock up roughly 3 minutes into a game, when i say lock up i mean lock up: cant move mouse, num lock wouldnt respond, sound would crash, screen would freeze.
Post by: Mackie on August 23, 2003, 06:48:56 pm
Post by: Cpt. Chaos on August 25, 2003, 08:46:41 am
Cpt. Chaos
Post by: Mackie on August 25, 2003, 01:45:04 pm
Post by: FireSoul on August 25, 2003, 01:54:22 pm
Quote:
are there any specific command lines for running the game in a window or for example, without sound? -its no fun having to b00t each time i try something
Only by editing the sfc.ini file, I think.
Post by: Toasty0 on August 25, 2003, 04:39:24 pm
Code:
[Sound]
voice=3
GlobalVolume=100
MusicVolume=75
VoiceVolume=100
MaxChannels=16
CollisionAlert=0
Best,
Jerry
Post by: 3dot14 on August 25, 2003, 05:06:26 pm
Quote:Quote:
are there any specific command lines for running the game in a window or for example, without sound? -its no fun having to b00t each time i try something
Only by editing the sfc.ini file, I think.
what a perfect time for a self plug!
http://home.cogeco.ca/~joshuali/wip-sfcini.080903.htm
The settings you want are;
[3d]
windowed=1
[sound]
disable=1
Post by: Mackie on August 26, 2003, 01:42:32 am
toasty: also bit the same, i tried
3dot14: THANKS! this is EXACTLY what i needed
(thres a problem withb the windowed "CVAR" in the ini though, yeah its starts the game in a window alraight but after the loading text the screen goes entirely dark, for the window part, ofcourse)
Post by: Mackie on August 26, 2003, 04:56:07 am
[Mouse]
async=0
hwblit=1
it works now.
mind you i have a cordless optical mouse....
Post by: Cleaven on August 26, 2003, 05:19:19 am
I have a Logitech MX700 and I don't think I am having any problems with the default settings.
Post by: Mackie on August 26, 2003, 05:46:14 am
Post by: Cleaven on August 26, 2003, 06:08:38 am
[Mouse]
async=1
hwblit=1
Post by: Dogmatix! on August 26, 2003, 11:52:19 am
Quote:
Just for my info could you say what sort of cordless mouse it is.
I have a Logitech MX700 and I don't think I am having any problems with the default settings.
So do I and neither am I.
I was going to suggest checking his "fastwrites" setting and disabling it if iot was toggled on. Was worth a try, but clearly not the problem...heheh.