Frame rate

Am 09.01.2007, 00:30 Uhr, schrieb sick <sick.RemoveThis@sick.com>:

> Ah, I've checked these already. I couldn't find where to disable v-sync
> in my UT settings. Did I miss it? :s I remember I used to do this in
> UT99.
>
> My monitor refresh doesn't go above 60hz. It's an LG flat-panel.

Haven't played UT2K4 for ages (well, actually I only bought it for the mod
TO:Crossfire http://www.to-crossfire.net/ ). IIRC you can't change VSYNC
in the game-menu, at least you can't do that in TO:C.
Just open UT2004.ini (UT2004-folder --> System) in text-editor, go to the
[D3DDrv.D3DRenderDevice] block (if you use Direct 3D), there search for
UseVSync= .
False for no vsync, true if you want to use vsync which means you don't
get more than 60 fps on your monitor.
But you said that you get max 85 fps, so it seems that vsync allready is
disabled in your UT2004.ini.
o_O

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Thorsten Neuhoff wrote:
> Am 09.01.2007, 00:30 Uhr, schrieb sick <sick DeleteThis @sick.com>:
>
>> Ah, I've checked these already. I couldn't find where to disable
>> v-sync in my UT settings. Did I miss it? :s I remember I used to do
>> this in UT99.
>>
>> My monitor refresh doesn't go above 60hz. It's an LG flat-panel.
>
> Haven't played UT2K4 for ages (well, actually I only bought it for the
> mod TO:Crossfire http://www.to-crossfire.net/ ). IIRC you can't change
> VSYNC in the game-menu, at least you can't do that in TO:C.
> Just open UT2004.ini (UT2004-folder --> System) in text-editor, go to
> the [D3DDrv.D3DRenderDevice] block (if you use Direct 3D), there search
> for UseVSync= .
> False for no vsync, true if you want to use vsync which means you don't
> get more than 60 fps on your monitor.
> But you said that you get max 85 fps, so it seems that vsync allready is
> disabled in your UT2004.ini.

Done that now. You're right, v-sync is already disabled.

Thanks Thorsten.