T2: So, fog is broken again. *sigh* - by EvaUnit02
pavlovscat on 7/3/2009 at 11:50
Quote Posted by PsymH
Sorry, but what I meant was Catalyst Control Center. :cheeky:
I have an ATI card, so that was the first thing I thought. But then I felt dumb when jtr posted his link. Now...:cheeky:;)
I guess I'm not as dumb as I thought! LOL
Luv ya, jtr! And I did learn something new, so thanks!
bikerdude on 16/3/2009 at 00:06
Quote Posted by Yandros
Another vote of confidence! Biker, you had any luck yet mate?
I will get around to testing this on the pc in the front room, but does anyone know of a utility that will do this on nVidia cards
Scrooge on 16/3/2009 at 21:25
Quote Posted by Bikerdude
I will get around to testing this on the pc in the front room, but does anyone know of a utility that will do this on nVidia cards
RivaTuner ?
bikerdude on 17/3/2009 at 01:45
Quote Posted by Scrooge
RivaTuner ?
I had a look, but you know what riva tuner is like - what section has the settings i need to tweak....
Meisterdieb on 17/3/2009 at 02:21
Just one little question about fog (and I don't want to start an extra thread for it): does the fog limit only your visuals or does it also inhibit the line of sight of the NPCs?
Personally, I only played a couple of missions with fog, but it's not something I needed or liked all that much. Similar to the discussion about NPC shadows in Thief 1 - just another of the things I couldn't care less about (I was always more about (working)game mechanics and less about simple eye candy).
Yandros on 17/3/2009 at 02:31
Fog does not affect AI vision whatsoever.
jtr7 on 17/3/2009 at 02:32
It has no effect on scene complexity and rendering, either.:erg:
Of course, many people enjoy the added atmosphere, the added realism (especially for a coastal city with four seasons), and in some instances, the added challenge of not being able to look as far ahead.
bikerdude on 28/3/2009 at 18:53
Didnt work using the ati tool, and the option didnt exist for rivatuner or nvhardpage..
Im gonna trawl though here - (
http://downloads.guru3d.com/) and see if any of the nvidia tools in there will allow me to tweak the fog settings..
Wille on 28/3/2009 at 20:20
What compatibility modes does Vista have? In XP you have 95, 98 and 2000 and sometimes one of them fixes various problems with certain games.
