Brighter players models

by rafek • 24 Oct 2010, 09:05 • Journals
I've go a question, anyone of you guys know the command how to make player model more visible, "reflective"? It helps in kind of dark maps (especialy at grush + radar), when I can excatly see my opponent running because the model is shining. Don't how to do it, but seen it e.g in joof's cfg

cheers
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Levin 24 Oct 2010, 10:08
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Sungi 24 Oct 2010, 10:11
r_ignorehwgamma 1
r_gamma 3
And low r_mapoverbrightbits.

Ignorehwgamma makes the model glow when it's far away from you.


example from Winghaven's cfg:
http://www.revo-online.nl/downloads/screenshots/1503_1_1253441108_1.jpeg
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vib 24 Oct 2010, 10:17
ye that's r_mapoverbrightbits 1, I prefer 2 though : >
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Sungi 24 Oct 2010, 10:27
Enemies glow just as well, you just can't see them as well if the map is so bright.
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DoctorWho 24 Oct 2010, 13:01
none of what u said is true...
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Sungi 24 Oct 2010, 13:32
Why are they not true, mr allknow?
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DoctorWho 24 Oct 2010, 14:51
ur wrong about how ignorehwgamma works...
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Sungi 24 Oct 2010, 15:01
Enemies glow from a distance with ignorehwgamma on 99% of the occasions. It doesn't happen with hwgamma0.
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DoctorWho 24 Oct 2010, 16:08
its side effect of using setting u posted... that cvar got nothing to do with models glowing
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Sungi 24 Oct 2010, 16:08
It does since models appear brighter always when you use ignorehwgamma 1
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LeJUiCE 24 Oct 2010, 10:12
r_intensity 1.5
also you can use saturation
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Lady 24 Oct 2010, 10:12
make the map less dark
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SUUHKK 24 Oct 2010, 10:14
r_mapoverbrightbits " 1 "
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adetonian 24 Oct 2010, 11:10
Put everything at highest brightness, then use the Digital Vibrance / Saturation functions of your graphic card or screen to make the colors more vibrant. Makes the allied guys orange and the axis blue :D its fuckin awesome
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hsTE 24 Oct 2010, 11:12
Obvious chams are obvious
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Neca 24 Oct 2010, 11:56
r_overbrightbits 1 ;)

combined with

a low mapoverbrightbits (makes the map dark, duh!)
and a high r_gamma if you still want to see something :-D
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