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Vis
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David wrote:
> hi,
>
> how do u show the frame rate in UT (GOTY) i've forgotten.
>

It's directly in one of the menus. I've selected it so many times I
don't remember the text labels but it's one of the middle menus.

After each can game you get statistics on fps in the console and fps is
shown during play.

Kind regards

Bruno
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I could not remember that before. Its what we used to do when we ran
benchmarks with UT.

OOhh how long ago was that!!!

Vis
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"Visine" <Visinenot.DeleteThis@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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>I could not remember that before. Its what we used to do when we ran
>benchmarks with UT.
>
> OOhh how long ago was that!!!
>
> Vis
>

Play with stat all. It's amazing at all the things going on in the
background.
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On Tue, 30 May 2006 19:34:04 +0100, "Visine"
<Visinenot.TakeThisOut@btinternet.com> wrote:

>I could not remember that before. Its what we used to do when we ran
>benchmarks with UT.
>
> OOhh how long ago was that!!!

The only reason I remember is because it still works with UT2004. In
fact, it's the *only* method for UT2004.... there is no neat menu
option like in UT99.
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David wrote:

> how do u show the frame rate in UT (GOTY) i've forgotten.

Nobody got it right.

open console, "timedemo 1"
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On Thu, 01 Jun 2006 09:56:12 +0100, Flash <NOSPAM RemoveThis @digdilem.org> wrote:

>David wrote:
>
>> how do u show the frame rate in UT (GOTY) i've forgotten.
>
>Nobody got it right.
>
>open console, "timedemo 1"

Depends on what you're tying to do. To simply show the *current*
framerate, the solutions already suggested is what you want. If you
want to benchmark, then your solution is correct. It will run a
pre-recorded demo at the fastest rate your rig is capable of and then
show an average framerate at the end.
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"Folk" <Folk.DeleteThis@folk.com> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 01 Jun 2006 09:56:12 +0100, Flash <NOSPAM.DeleteThis@digdilem.org> wrote:
>
>>David wrote:
>>
>>> how do u show the frame rate in UT (GOTY) i've forgotten.
>>
>>Nobody got it right.
>>
>>open console, "timedemo 1"
>
> Depends on what you're tying to do. To simply show the *current*
> framerate, the solutions already suggested is what you want. If you
> want to benchmark, then your solution is correct. It will run a
> pre-recorded demo at the fastest rate your rig is capable of and then
> show an average framerate at the end.

Remember when getting 30 fps was heavy stuff with UT99? Stock Wal-Mart rigs
can probably run mid 70 with no card now. How times change.

Anyone up for an Unreal co-op this weekend for old time fun? I have had a
blast playing it again.
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Unless i have a strange mod installed my way definately works. I get a
small current and average frame rate halfway up the right side of my screen.

But thinking about it should i not get current fps while running the demo
then average at the end??

All confused now

Vis
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Visine wrote:
> Unless i have a strange mod installed my way definately works. I get a
> small current and average frame rate halfway up the right side of my screen.
>
> But thinking about it should i not get current fps while running the demo
> then average at the end??
>
Me thinks you only get stats at the end if stats was on all the time in
the map. So stats on and then load a level/demo and afterwards see the
average in the console.

I shall check later to make sure.

Regards

Bruno
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goPostal playing original Unreal

If you get any more retro you will be playing Pong on a brown box.

Ha ha ha Enjoy yourself

Vis
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On Thu, 1 Jun 2006 10:55:27 -0700, "goPostal"
<agutgopostal.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
>"Folk" <Folk.TakeThisOut@folk.com> wrote in message
>news:v37u72legpch7gf4riarcc0pu97lcl9crd@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 01 Jun 2006 09:56:12 +0100, Flash <NOSPAM.TakeThisOut@digdilem.org> wrote:
>>
>>>David wrote:
>>>
>>>> how do u show the frame rate in UT (GOTY) i've forgotten.
>>>
>>>Nobody got it right.
>>>
>>>open console, "timedemo 1"
>>
>> Depends on what you're tying to do. To simply show the *current*
>> framerate, the solutions already suggested is what you want. If you
>> want to benchmark, then your solution is correct. It will run a
>> pre-recorded demo at the fastest rate your rig is capable of and then
>> show an average framerate at the end.
>
>Remember when getting 30 fps was heavy stuff with UT99? Stock Wal-Mart rigs
>can probably run mid 70 with no card now. How times change.
>
>Anyone up for an Unreal co-op this weekend for old time fun? I have had a
>blast playing it again.
>

I still play the GOTY version of UT, even though I have UT2004 as
well. I sort of rotate between those, and Quake 1, II, and III when
one of my gaming buddies comes by for a fragging lesson .. ha ha!
However, whenever I go online, I usually get my butt handed to me.
Still enjoy it though ... even fire up Duke Nukem once in a while for
a real burst of nostalgia!

Cheers
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