r_customaspect

by Deactivated5159 • 5 Nov 2007, 09:20 • Forums › Enemy Territory
What it does? I turned it to 0 and I cant see any difference. :P
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Deactivated6049 5 Nov 2007, 09:35
unlocks display resolution
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Reatard 5 Nov 2007, 09:39
Why do you need an alternative account, "Slarto"?
No valid answer = both accounts banned for life.
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squalli 5 Nov 2007, 09:56
I think u should ban everyone with fakeaccounts
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decem 5 Nov 2007, 10:29
ban Gabr1el
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squalli 5 Nov 2007, 10:30
Dunno who that guy is, so u can ban him if u want!
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Slasheh 5 Nov 2007, 11:34
squalli @ powermad
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Reatard 5 Nov 2007, 16:27
Its easier to follow actions of the so-called "retards" around crossfire that way, idiiiot.
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huumemikko 5 Nov 2007, 15:52
koska se on nii retardi ja omistaa liian ison egon kysyäksee toisilla tunnuksilla. life is.

ja tosiaan se vaikuttaa siihen miten ne pixelit näkyy sun ruudulla.
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pupupup 5 Nov 2007, 16:56
:DDDDD kellähä se täällä on ego :D ja katoppa mitä oon näillä tunnuksilla kirjotellu, oon kyselly nimittäi ihan yhtä paljo.

ja ihan samal taval ne pikselit näkyy. ^^ lol
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huumemikko 6 Nov 2007, 00:03
ei mulla oo isoa egoa :<
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crUx 5 Nov 2007, 09:58
r_customxxx values will apply only if you set r_mode -1 and define resolution by custom values .
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Ronner 5 Nov 2007, 12:54
he's talking about r_customaspect, not r_customwidth and r_customheight
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Leppii 5 Nov 2007, 10:00
I never tried that command o_o
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pupupup 5 Nov 2007, 11:35
munakerho @ offtopic @ mun topic!
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Ronner 5 Nov 2007, 12:56
what it SHOULD do is apply aspect-ratio corrections for non 1x1 pixel screens.

For instance. Tons of plasma's have a 1024x768 resolution, however it's widescreen. This would mean that with that resolution a pixel is not a perfect square but it's wider. r_customaspect should be the setting to take care of this by setting it to 1.33 for instance. However, afaik r_customaspect does not work in ET.

Normally you would calculate the aspect ratio correction like this (for a 16:9 widescreen)

(vert.res. / 9) / (hor.res. / 16) = Aspect ratio correction needed

so for a 1024x768 plasma screen with a 16:9 format screen it would be

(768/9) / (1024/16) = 1.33333333333333333
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