April 20, 2004
In Ultra quality, we load each texture; diffuse, specular, normal map at full resolution with no compression. In a typical DOOM 3 level, this can hover around a whopping 500MB of texture data. This will run on current hardware but obviously we cannot fit 500MB of texture data onto a 256MB card and the amount of texture data referenced in a give scene per frame ( 60 times a second ) can easily be 50MB+. This can cause some choppiness as a lot of memory bandwidth is being consumed. It does however look fantastic 🙂 and it is certainly playable on high end systems but due to the hitching that can occur we chose to require a 512MB Video card before setting this automatically.
High quality uses compression ( DXT1,3,5 ) for specular and diffuse and no compression for normal maps. This looks very very close to Ultra quality but the compression does cause some loss. This is the quality that for instance the PC Gamer review was played in.
Medium quality uses compression for specular, diffuse, and normal maps. This still looks really really good but compressing the normal maps can produce a few artifacts especially on hard angled or round edges. This level gets us comfortably onto 128MB video cards.
Low quality does everything medium quality does but it also downsizes textures over 512x512 and we downsize specular maps to 64x64 in this mode as well. This fits us onto a 64MB video card.
Undrar om det finns grafikkort med 512 Minne från Ati eller Nvidia. Själv har jag inte sett sånna än!!.
March 10, 2003
Det jag tycker är mest intressant är detta. http://www.fz.se/forum/viewtop.....hp?t=40721
Dags för uppgradering av OS för dom som fortfarande kör Win9x serien.
“Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.”
March 10, 2003
Lustigt nog finns det fortfarande folk som kör Win98 och WinME då det är "Bättre än XP"
enligt dom.
Sedan att det bara är dom som tycker så är inte mitt problem. :bgrin:
“Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.”
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