Picmip is the level of detail on things like walls. With r_picmip 3 walls are just one massive piece of stone, with r_picmip 0 you can for example see marks and edges, or just the different bricks.
cg_drawgun 1
cg_fov 106
crosshairsize = 40
crosshair = that dot
crosshaircolor = red atm but my cool crosshaircolorchanger might change it once in a while:
why?
r_mode 6
r_picmip 3
cg_drawgun 1
cg_fov 90
but thats in quake3
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r_picmic3
cg_drawgun 0
cg_fov 105
r_picmip 3
cg_fov 90
singe dot green/cyan colour < crosshairsize 40
r_picmip 2
cg_drawgun 1
cg_fov 111
xhair with healthinfo!!!11!!11
- crosshairSize "38"
- r mode 6
- picmip "3"
- picmip2 "3" <-- rtcw i think
dont really know what picmip does, i dont see anything diffrent if i change it
r_picmip 1
cg_drawgun 1
cg_fov 105
r_picmip 3
cg_drawgun 1
cg_fov 100
rate 25000
cl_packetdup 1
in my configs
Once I tried a packet changer for few days, but at least 1 year I have got 100 all the time
well, I use 125 fps, if that's what u mean?
maybe it was a stella we played with (a swiss dude from bio)
he got 60 packets
tunesa uses 40, and now he is forced at 60, but me and sanda have used 100 for a year at least
u must have checked wrong row, because tunesa really got 60 pckts
r_picmip 3
cg_fov 100
cg_drawgun 1
cg_drawcrosshair 5
anyways... fuck you here are my settings xD
- cg_fov 100
- green dot | cg_crosshairsize 40
- r_mode 6
- r_picmip 0
those are my settings with cg_drawgun "0" but they would be the same with cg_drawgun "1"
np: 142. Hamaz - [Opusten ko Lexaurin #06] Alexa(Hashishi RMX) ft SG
r_picmip 2
cg_drawgun 1
cg_fov 109
crosshairSize 45
crosshair 5
cyan dot
cyan dot size 32
mode 6
picmip 3
seta cg_crosshairPulse "0"
seta cg_crosshairAlphaAlt "1"
seta cg_crosshairhealth "0"
seta cg_crosshairSize "38"
seta cg_drawCrosshair "5"
seta cg_crosshairAlpha "1"
seta cg_crosshairColor "magenta"
seta cg_crosshairColorAlt "red"
seta r_mode "8"
seta r_picmip "3"
bind t "vstr ch2"
set ch1 "bind t vstr ch2; cg_crosshairsize 42;cg_crosshairalpha 1;cg_drawcrosshair 5"
set ch2 "bind t vstr ch1; cg_crosshairsize 46;cg_crosshairalpha 0;cg_drawcrosshair 9"
seta cg_crosshaircoloralpha "1.0"
seta cg_crosshaircoloralphaalt "1.0"
seta cg_crosshairY "0"
seta cg_crosshairX "0"
seta cg_crosshairAlphaAlt "1.0"
seta cg_crosshairColorAlt "White"
seta cg_crosshairAlpha "1"
seta cg_crosshairColor "WHITE"
seta cg_crosshairPulse "0"
seta ui_r_mode "6"
seta r_mode "6" unsafe
seta ui_r_picmip "1"
seta r_picmip "2" unsafe
seta cg_fov "106"
seta cg_drawcrosshair "5"
seta cg_crosshairColor "cyan"
seta cg_crosshairColorAlt "cyan"
seta cg_crosshairPulse "0"
seta cg_crosshairSize "50"
seta r_mode "7"
mode 8
picmip 3
xhair random
r_mode 6
r_picmip 1
drawgun 1
r_picmip 3
r_picmip2 3
cg_drawgun 1
cg_fov 94
crosshairsize = 43
crosshair = 5
crosshaircolor = cyan
r_picmip 3
cg_drawgun 1
cg_fov 106
crosshairsize = 40
crosshair = that dot
crosshaircolor = red atm but my cool crosshaircolorchanger might change it once in a while:
bind "F11" "vstr xhair"
set xhair "echo ^7xha^9i^7r ^1xo;cg_crosshaircolor red;cg_crosshairSize 30; bind F11 vstr xhair2"
set xhair2 "echo ^7xha^9i^7r ^3ox;cg_crosshaircolor yellow;cg_crosshairSize 30; bind F11 vstr xhair3"
set xhair3 "echo ^7xha^9i^7r ^4xo;cg_crosshaircolor blue;cg_crosshairSize 30; bind F11 vstr xhair4"
set xhair4 "echo ^7xha^9i^7r ^2ox;cg_crosshaircolor green;cg_crosshairSize 30; bind F11 vstr xhair5"
set xhair5 "echo ^7xha^9i^7r ^6xo;cg_crosshaircolor magenta;cg_crosshairSize 30; bind F11 vstr xhair6"
set xhair6 "echo ^7xha^9i^7r ^5ox;cg_crosshaircolor cyan;cg_crosshairSize 30; bind F11 vstr xhair7"
set xhair7 "echo ^7xha^9i^7r ^7xo;cg_crosshaircolor white;cg_crosshairSize 30; bind F11 vstr xhair"
r_picmip 2
cg_drawgun 1
cg_fov 105
cg_crosshairsize 32, cg_crosshairalpha 0, cg_drawcrosshair 3 (to be special)