Mush2 on 27/2/2004 at 02:19
What is the switch to make the game show FPS ??
Thanks
scglass on 27/2/2004 at 02:41
IIRC, press 'T' to talk then enter Stat FPS when the '>' appears.
You may need to add T=Talk to the user.ini file, although I think the latest patch does this for you.
Mush2 on 27/2/2004 at 03:03
Is it possible to put it in a config file ? And so wich one ?
Thanks
Da_Terminator on 27/2/2004 at 14:44
"timedemo 1" also display the current and averaged up FPS, plus its placed a more easy to read location.
To bind the command, you will need to open up "user.ini" (Located in C:\DeusEx\System by default installation) with a text editor (Notepad of Windows works).
In case you're not familiar with Windows file display setting and so forth, if you simply copy the following 'c:\deusex\system\user.ini' (No quotes) and open up your Internet Browser (Internet Explorer should do the job) and paste it into the web address location; hit enter, it should open up the document through the default editor.
Then you want to scroll down past the "Alias[**]=(Command....." bunch values and right under F*=ActivateAugmentation.... values you'll see :
Period=
Slash=
LeftBracket=
Backslash=
RightBracket=
(This is merely an example of how you would go about binding a key to "LeftBracket", you can bind it to any key listed in the document). Next to the equal sign of LeftBracket, put next to it "stat fps" or "timedemo 1" (whichever you prefer), save the document and try it out ingame by hitting the corresponding key (Such as LeftBracket in this example).
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End result is the key value for LeftBracket will look like this "LeftBracket=stat fps" for example (No quote, no space after the equal sign).