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Re: A few questions about glQuake in Windows XP...

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From: Bill M.
Date: Thu, 03 Nov 2005 04:55
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"McGrandpa" <McGrandpaNOT@NOThotmail.com> wrote in
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> 
> "Bill M." <wbmcl@removexcite.com> wrote in message 
> news:Xns97027368AA1Cwbmclexcitecom@65.24.3.139...
>> "McGrandpa" <McGrandpaNOT@NOThotmail.com> wrote in
>> news:TNS9f.45361$Bf7.33138@tornado.texas.rr.com:
>>
>>>
>>> "Bill M." <wbmcl@removexcite.com> wrote in message
>>> news:Xns9701A0AE183B4wbmclexcitecom@65.24.3.135...
>>>> "BelPowerslave" <Belpowerslave@ev1.net> wrote in
>>>> news:1129665851.728331.244430@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> I just installed Quake on Windows XP last night. It was the latest
>>>>> release(1.09) and came with Quake, WinQuake and glQuake. Of
>>>>> course, I had to update glQuake, pitch the damn opengl.dll thing,
>>>>> etc, but I got it to work. Being relatively new to Windows, I had
>>>>> a little bit of a hard time with that bullshit "command line
>>>>> resolution change" thing that gl makes you do(why couldn't they
>>>>> have let you do this in the game, like the Mac version
>>>>> does?)...but I got past it(found a post talking about creating a
>>>>> text document with the res. change screen, then saving it as
>>>>> ".bat"). 
>>>>>
>>>>> My questions are:
>>>>>
>>>>> 1. Can glQuake achieve any higher res than 1024X768? Anytime I try
>>>>> *anything* higher I get something along the lines of "resolution
>>>>> not supported". I was playing Mac Quake at 1280X1024...I find it
>>>>> hard to believe that the PC version couldn't do that same...
>>>>
>>>> I just now reinstalled it for nostalgia reasons. Hopefully there's
>>>> some net
>>>> activity for DM.
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying to edit the config.cfg file and add a .bat file but so
>>>> far no luck. My recollection after almost 8 years is nil.
>>>>
>>>>> 2. The sound sampling rate...11025? You've got to be fucking
>>>>> kidding me. Is it possible to jack that up to, at least, 22100 or
>>>>> even(hopefully) 44100? If so, is this something I'd put in the
>>>>> same ".bat" document I had to make up to get glQuake to run in
>>>>> 1024X768? 
>>>>
>>>> This from one of the Quake .txt files:
>>>>
>>>> SSPEED
>>>>  Syntax: -sspeed <speed>
>>>>  Description: This will ask the sound code to set the playback
>>>>  speed 
>>>>    within the constraints of the capabilities of the card.  This is
>>>> 11025 Hz by default and usually from 8000 to 44100.  Making this
>>>> faster requires more CPU horsepower, and has no actual benefits,
>>>> because the sounds only contain 11 KHz data.  Making this slower
>>>> degrades sound quality, but improves performance and saves memory.
>>>>
>>>>> Any help would be most appreciated...I loved Quake back on the
>>>>> Mac, but do to this new monitor I've bought, believe it or not, it
>>>>> simply won't run(the screen and refresh rate change crashes it
>>>>> every time). Am loving Quake on the PC, would just like to jack up
>>>>> the options as much as possible. :)
>>>>
>>>> How do you set the mouselook to always be on? And how to adjust the
>>>> gamma? It's way to dark. I'm running GLQuake.exe.
>>>>
>>>> Bill M.
>>>
>>> in the autoexec.cfg
>>> Quake.
>>> Aw man, hold this thread a bit, I gotta get a vid card in the other
>>> puter that has all that stuff installed and running.   I'll just
>>> post the contents of my autoexec.cfg file for ya'll.
>>> McG.
>>
>> I figured out the mouselook - it's +mlook. I completely forgot about
>> that one. The GLQuake looks great, but I wish I had my old config. I
>> think I had a right mouse click grenade launcher, left click regular
>> weapon. And I had my name animated like crazy. Is there a resource
>> for all the old quake commands? I've been looking around but not much
>> any more.
>>
>> Bill M.
> 
> This site still works and has the kinda stuff you're looking for, I
> hope! McG. 
> 
> 
> 

What site? I'd like to bind some commands. I also need to find - if stil
out there - a quakeworld server or two. I d/led gamespy arcade and it
seems to indicate that there may be some activity but very infrequently.
No one was in a QW server when I booted in. 

For BelPowerSlave: I just edited my .bat file to boot quake into a
1280x1024 resolution and it worked fine on my PC. 

Bill M.
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