Updated!!!!!!!!!!!!:)
I have overclocked to 162Mhz!!!!!!!!;)
I also set the LOD bias to the sharpest!!!!!!!!!

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Enjoy them!!!!!!!!!!!

QuoteI also set the LOD bias to the sharpest!!!!!!!!!

And now you have no many fps...
Too sharper

QuoteOriginally posted by Nightbird

QuoteI also set the LOD bias to the sharpest!!!!!!!!!

And now you have no many fps...
Too sharper

Do you have any suggestions??

QuoteOriginally posted by Teff

QuoteOriginally posted by Nightbird

QuoteI also set the LOD bias to the sharpest!!!!!!!!!

And now you have no many fps...
Too sharper

Do you have any suggestions??

dude, what is the matter with you? you should know by know what LOD bias means and how can affect the application. i know that you know, because i told you. shall i present a drawing, too?

You may notice some texture aliasing when moving with sharpest LoD bias. Anyway, nice pics (for a V3). I didn't belive that this game would be so friendly with it;)

Quotei know that you know, because i told you. shall i present a drawing, too?

Yes,

@ Teff
I quote here the 3dfx tools :

QuoteLevel of Detail Bias - This control changes the Level of Detail (LOD) bias used for MIP mapping. Moving the slider control will either add or subtract a bias from the LOD computed during MIP mapping, making textures appear either sharper or blurrier. Decreasing this bias can result in improved visual detail, but may reduce performance accordingly. Also, excessive bias can result in texture aliasing.

In very short :
A lower (negative) setting makes textures sharper at a cost of performance.
A higher (positive) setting makes textures blurrier but can increase the game speed.

Frankly, at higher than 0, often the image quality will be worse (except if you like it).

Since the game seems a little slow, the best would be to play with the settings of the game.

Updated!!!!!!!!

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O_O DAMN!Thats on a voodoo 3, and it looks better than Halo on medium qaulity!

QuoteOriginally posted by youkaizero

O_O DAMN!Thats on a voodoo 3, and it looks better than Halo on medium qaulity!

What is the "Halo"??

This is Halo :
http://www.3dfxzone.it/enboard/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1092

QuoteOriginally posted by Nightbird

This is Halo :
http://www.3dfxzone.it/enboard/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1092

Why does it relate to my post?

QuoteOriginally posted by Teff

What is the "Halo"??

Updated!!!!!!
I have unzipped all the ".pk3" files!!!!!:)
This improve the game speed a lot!!!!!!!;)
Let see the sreenshots of the game after improved!!!!!
And the LOD bias is remain "8"(sharpest)!!!!!!!

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Are they good?
Please give some comments!!!!!!

Really faster !
but with a load bias at - 8 (!), the game will stay always slow.
Try to put the load bias -> 0.

QuoteOriginally posted by Nightbird

Really faster !