Initial process has started with pid 57358Īpplication parameters: -usecwd -cfg config.cfg -j dn3d/gog/ -j dn3d/steam/ -j dn3d/steam/classic/ -j dn3d/steam/addons/dc/ -j dn3d/steam/addons/nw/ -j dn3d/steam/addons/vacation/ -j dn3d/all/ -j dn3d/addons/dc -j dn3d/addons/nw -j dn3d/addons/vacation -j dn3d/addons/frightnight/addons -j dn3d/addons/frightnight/dukezone2 -grp hrp/* Running gamemoderun /home/hibon/Games/duke-nukem-3d/eduke32.sh I'm using a QDI Legend card with 2x Voodoo2 in SLI, if that helps.Moi encore, j’ai un problème avec Duke Nukem 3D I then edited to try 1024x768, and the game launched in that mode, displayed the first 2 secs of the intro movie then promptly froze. I edited the duke3d.cfg file to first try 1600x1200, but the game launched in 320x200 mode. So maybe the original game can only go as high as that instead.
Well having installed Duke Nukem 3D Atomic Edition (v1.5) just now, I was slightly disappointed to discover the highest SVGA/VESA mode it offers me in setup is 800圆00. There really is therefore NO native resolution in 3D textured games. How far do you have to stand at 320x200 to have it legible vs 1024x768 ? try reading the movie billboard at 320x200, and again at 1024x768. With a low texture resolution and high display resolution, it means is that you can stand farther away from textured objects and still see the texture detail in all its lo-res glory.įor example.
Higher resolutions allow you to resolve more detail at a distance, regardless of texture resolution. Tpowell.ca wrote: Higher resolutions allow you to resolve more detail at a distance, regardless of texture resolution.
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