Zenshi on 12/6/2002 at 21:39
thanks man! you rock, i finnaly got it to d/l, but i got the same error. So im curently d/l the new version, ill post if it works, and again, THANKS!
P.S. IM NOT DEAD! Its safe to d/l guys!
Zenshi on 12/6/2002 at 22:45
Ok it works now...but i have no clue what the **** im doing, lol, im a certified computer programmer , but the instructions you give are...odd to me, dono why. Ill try to figure this out, thanks.
oRGy on 12/6/2002 at 23:33
So you can up the view distance eh? Can someone post some screenshots?
astasenko on 13/6/2002 at 04:18
Zenshi, maybe you are confused about instructions after you press auto validation button? - setting Render Distance to minimum before pressing it again and start scanning.
in that case the program scans the Morrowind process memory to locate some group of values - exactly corresponding to minimal Render Distance setting and than tries to influence on these values then modifying it later.
Demiurg on 13/6/2002 at 13:28
Looks very nice. I've tried to use your prog as a Morrowind FPS Minimizer as I'd like to check out the doubled render distance, but I can't seem to get it to work. Will try some more.
Is there any other way to change the render distance manually, with console commands or through the ini-file?
Zanderat on 13/6/2002 at 13:33
No dice on my system. It freezes up during the auto process at 42%. My system:
AMD Tbird 1400
DFI MB
GF3Ti500
SB Live
512 ram
Nvidia 29.41 drivers
RETAIL copy of MW. Site says need cracked version of MW?
Oh, well. I'll try next version.:confused:
Sand on 13/6/2002 at 14:40
OK, I'm interested (and assured) enough to try it; might be a couple days, but I will post my results. I would love to get some extended view distance screenshots; I always thought games like this should have a "long view" command which kills FPS but lets you look out over the countryside.
Tuco on 13/6/2002 at 15:45
If MW had a decent LoD bias engine, there wouldn't be a need for this crappy 'oh let's cut this shit down to two feet to improve FPS' garbage...
My point:
Inline Image:
http://www.croteam.com/images/lodbig.jpg15. Object LOD
The Heart of the Serious Engine is advanced level of detail (LOD) algorithm. With up to 32 levels of detail per object, its power allows hundreds or even thousands of objects in a scene while still maintaining a playable frame rate.
If you want to see why the Serious Sam engine is my favorite...
(
http://www.croteam.com/engine_features.shtml)
Demiurg on 13/6/2002 at 17:20
Quote:
Originally posted by Tuco If MW had a decent LoD bias engine, there wouldn't be a need for this crappy 'oh let's cut this shit down to two feet to improve FPS' garbage... Oh, but I want to
decrease my FPS by increasing MW:s render distance. ;)
[BTW, Tuco, I'm new here, but I've noticed that you neither like the game nor the engine. But nevermind, there seems to be one of those on every gameforum...]
