Higher Resolution in Halo?

Speaking of Higher Resolution Halo, what has happened with HRH? WoL?

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Originally Posted by Hunter

Speaking of Higher Resolution Halo, what has happened with HRH? WoL?

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http://www.modacity.net/forums/showthread.php?t=20064

Oh cheers :) I only check the Studio and Halo Custom Edition sections.

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Originally Posted by jcap

OpenSauce (the released dll) is Yelo Battery + more. Also, instead of uninstalling CE, you can download just the haloce.exe and strings.dll files from Patrick's server. He posted the link in another thread, so I'm sure someone else can post it here unless I find it.

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http://www.vivid-abstractions.net/do.../HaloVersions/
:D

Bumping this a bit since I just recently acquired my beast :)

Question, does any of know how I would be able let the FPS go above 60 as in no vsync, when I force the resolution through -vidmode 1920, 1080?
Version 1.09 exe solutions only please :)

1. -vidmode 1920,1080,60
2. Start Halo
3. Change graphics settings to no vsync
4. Restart Halo (because it's probably going to set it to the resolution selected in the settings menu as well)

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Originally Posted by Freelancer

1. Change graphics settings to no vsync
2. Restart Halo (because it's probably going to set it to the resolution selected in the settings menu as well)

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I tried the above mentioned method.
When I check the ingame FPS bar (ctrl+f12) both numbers stays at 60.
I ran a -timedemo just to see what the output would be. I'm kinda surprised that it says no vsync is selected but however in game the FPS meter stays at 60.

Date / Time: 13-3-2011 0:46:05 (5313690ms)
3400MHz, 1024MB, 768M ATI Unknown (DeviceID=0x6898) Driver=8.17.10.1065 Shader=3.0
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\haloce.exe -console -vidmode 1920, 1080, 60 -timedemo (Version=1.0.9.620)
Frames=4700
Total Time=3.61s
Average frame rate=1300.86fps
Below 5fps= 0% (time) 0% (frames) (0.000s spent in 0 frames)
Below 10fps= 3% (time) 0% (frames)
Below 15fps= 3% (time) 0% (frames)
Below 20fps= 4% (time) 0% (frames)
Below 25fps= 4% (time) 0% (frames)
Below 30fps= 4% (time) 0% (frames)
Below 40fps= 5% (time) 0% (frames)
Below 50fps= 5% (time) 0% (frames)
Below 60fps= 5% (time) 0% (frames)
###Sound Options###
Hardware Acceleration= No
Sound Quality= Low
Environmental Sound= No
Sound Variety= Medium
###Video Options###
Resolution= 1920 x 1080
Refresh rate= 60 Hz
Framerate throttle= No Vsync
Specular= Yes
Shadows= Yes
Decals= Yes
Particles= Off ( <- I don't know why this is off? )
Texture Quality= High

For further information, please visit the timedemo FAQ at: http://halo.bungie.net/site/halo/fea...rmancefaq.html

Oh yeah you're right, looks like you can't surpass the value set in the vidmode parameter. I'm pretty sure if you don't use the vidmode parameter and run the game at a standard resolution you can achieve higher frames.

Oh well, it doesn't matter at all since the game wasn't designed to function at anything over 30 FPS.

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Originally Posted by Freelancer

I'm pretty sure if you don't use the vidmode parameter and run the game at a standard resolution you can achieve higher frames.

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Yes true, at any standard resolution the FPS are very high 500+. I was just hoping I would be able to do the same with a custom resolution since it feels like -vidmode forces vsycn, which is not really a great game experience.

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Originally Posted by seanaero

Yes true, at any standard resolution the FPS are very high 500+. I was just hoping I would be able to do the same with a custom resolution since it feels like -vidmode forces vsycn, which is not really a great game experience.

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Even if your monitor had a refresh of 120Hz you still wouldn't be getting the full use out of 500FPS+ because the monitor simply won't be accounting for the extra frames.