I just went through and checked. Nothing has changed :/Quote:
Originally Posted by higuy
And sry Timo, yeah the Menu is still fucked while using steam.
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I just went through and checked. Nothing has changed :/Quote:
Originally Posted by higuy
And sry Timo, yeah the Menu is still fucked while using steam.
Added a couple of issues.
The Fraps one might be related to the overlay things as well from what I've read. Not being able to record with Fraps is kind of a big deal though.
What are you talking about? Of course you can record with Fraps.
Nope, hitting F9 does nothing while OS is installed. Hitting F10 crashes the game with an Exception.
Might be restricted to triple-monitor resolutions only, as Kornman says its a Fraps issue.
Can someone point out how to use external shaders?
I've had no luck after setting the config files and placing shaders, then using pp_unload and pp_load each time I change it, but i never see anything, even when using the standard my_tint.fx in the wiki.
Could be. I'm not sure why you haven't tried a single monitor alone yet. You would surely know then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cortexian
How do I turn off the godawful bloom that seems to be enabled by default and drops my FPS from 200 to 30?
You're wrong. I have been recording with Fraps. It works just fine. The only things I don't have turned on in Fraps are the overlays.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cortexian
Not on my end, I can record and take screenshots without a hitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cortexian
Fake E: What Bob said.
Well, you could begin by reading (ps, it helps sometimes)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pooky
The wiki is the end-user's best friend. (ps, You can also turn it off while in-game via this.)Quote:
I could go on, but you're better off checking out the various documentation entries we have for Halo1 in our project's wiki. If you're just a casual HaloCE gamer, you're best off checking out the Getting Started and User Settings entries. Please note that our documentation is continuously being updated based on user feedback and questions. The best way to comment on our wiki articles is to use the comment box found at the bottom of each article.
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make 'em drink it.