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  • SerbSniper1

    #106
    Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

    A QUOTE:

    Video.con
    VideoSettings.setResolution 1280x960@75Hz

    This setting controls your current resolution in Battlefield 2. The format is Width x Height@Refresh Rate. If you cannot start up BF2 and change the resolution from within the game, try altering it here to help you startup the game. In particular when you want to launch BF2 for the first time and the game just crashes back to desktop (See Troubleshooting Tips section), you can change the resolution from its default of 800x600@60Hz to one your monitor supports. Note however that certain resolutions (such as 1280x1024) are unsupported and entering them here will not work - see the Command Line section further below.



    VideoSettings.setTerrainQuality 4

    VideoSettings.setGeometryQuality 4

    VideoSettings.setLightingQuality 4

    VideoSettings.setDynamicLightingQuality 4

    VideoSettings.setDynamicShadowsQuality 4

    VideoSettings.setEffectsQuality 4

    VideoSettings.setTextureQuality 4

    VideoSettings.setTextureFilteringQuality 4



    All of the above settings can be adjusted from within the in-game Video settings. However the highest they can be set to is High from within the game (a value of 3). By setting them each to 4 in Video.con (as shown above), you will have them displayed as 'Videosettings_Ultrahigh' in the in-game Video settings screen, and some people believe this increases the graphics quality to Ultrahigh levels. I didn't see any impact from this change, but if you want the absolute best quality in BF2 give it a try.


    READ THE WHOLE THING HERE: http://www.tweakguides.com/BF2_1.html

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    • cptunabonger

      #107
      Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

      Originally posted by Valorum
      So you have this kick-ass rig and your game video looks like this? That pic shows the game is not doing any AA. See the stair-stepping along the rotor blades etc? AA would smooth those out. So you have some tweaking to do!
      Well see the problem is that this screenshot was only a 200kb jpeg. If you see the full 1 meg screen print I did on the msn link under documents its a whole different story.

      Check out the screenshot1.doc file at this link

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      • Valorum

        #108
        Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

        That link takes me to the MSN homepage, so i can't see any other screenshot unfortunately. The screenshot you posted here (and that i replied to) does not suggest to me that it's the scaling down of the image that's showing that stair-stepping pattern. But it could be i suppose. Yet i suspect it's more likely that you don't notice the stair=stepping as much in the higher resolution, simply because the pixels are smaller...?

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        • cptunabonger

          #109
          Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

          Thats very strange it took me to the home page also. I had to click on the link a second time. Unfortunately I cannot find any other way to upload since its a word document that is 1 meg

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          • Cicchetti
            Member
            • Sep 2005
            • 1073

            #110
            Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

            lol i did it it was runnin fine but i just didnt see much of a diffrence

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            • Valorum

              #111
              Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

              Well, i can't get to it it seems oh well, as long as you are happy with your picture, that's the important part. I'm sure it looks awesome, considering the specs of your rig :)

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              • BryanG

                #112
                Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

                Originally posted by Keystr0ke
                also i'd like to point out that the guy who is saying "the shaders aren't being optimized, and i'm a little pansy" is only half wrong. the shaders don't get optimized because you make the changes before you boot up bf2. when you change settings IN GAME you have to get optimized before the match. but in this case, the changes were recognized at startup, but like i said, you had your statement halfway correct, pansy.
                Keep acting like a bitch. It does nothing.

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                • sarge1991

                  #113
                  Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

                  can my nvidia geforce 6600 gt agp card handle that because i dont want to fry my card.....

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                  • Keystr0ke

                    #114
                    Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

                    Originally posted by BryanG
                    Keep acting like a bitch. It does nothing.
                    you know, you're right. whoever that pansy was has the RIGHT to be a pansy. i should be more tolerant. thank you for the enlightenment.:)

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                    • SerbSniper1

                      #115
                      Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

                      Don't waste your time its only a change that shows up on your profile there is no difference in game play. Read tweakguide: http://www.tweakguides.com/BF2_7.html

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                      • ConscriptVirus
                        Member
                        • Oct 2007
                        • 6369

                        #116
                        Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

                        the grass still looks pretty bad

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                        • Jedi_Joe

                          #117
                          Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

                          TheBladeRoden what type of graphics card do you have...?, and how much was it because i need a new graphics card...im lucky bf2 doesent go slow on low, thats how bad it is

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                          • Prince

                            #118
                            Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

                            Originally posted by Valorum
                            So you have this kick-ass rig and your game video looks like this? That pic shows the game is not doing any AA. See the stair-stepping along the rotor blades etc? AA would smooth those out. So you have some tweaking to do!
                            You loose image quality if you save your image as JPEG.

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                            • GreatWhiteShark

                              #119
                              Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

                              Originally posted by PureBlueFlames
                              This is from a BattleField2-news.de posting, anyone want to give it a try and post an image comparation? I am at work...

                              In C:\My Documents\Battlefield 2 Demo\Profiles\0001 (path and profile number may vary depend on installation and accounts)

                              edit the file named video.con with notepad, change the settings to:

                              VideoSettings.setTerrainQuality 4
                              VideoSettings.setGeometryQuality 4
                              VideoSettings.setLightingQuality 3
                              VideoSettings.setDynamicLightingQuality 4
                              VideoSettings.setDynamicShadowsQuality 4
                              VideoSettings.setEffectsQuality 4
                              VideoSettings.setTextureQuality 4
                              VideoSettings.setTextureFilteringQuality 4
                              VideoSettings.setResolution 1024x768@85Hz
                              VideoSettings.setAntialiasing Off
                              VideoSettings.setViewDistanceScale 1
                              VideoSettings.setVideoOptionScheme 3
                              Interesting!

                              Only do this at your own risk & if you know what you are doing plz.

                              FYI the 001 or 002 file is your player profile information saved, your in game settings from key bindings, sound settings, vid sets, all options etc, 001 is one player tag say "BILLYBOB" and 002 is player tag "BOTBUT" in your account.
                              You can excess these 001 files, by choosing a program to open them chose "notepad" and cut and paste , but save the original content and revert back when problems.

                              Only do this at your own risk & if you know what you are doing plz.

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                              • Valorum

                                #120
                                Re: Turn your graphic options to ULTRA-high (vs high from menu)

                                Originally posted by Prince
                                You loose image quality if you save your image as JPEG.
                                Yes, but that looks different, and is not what you see here. Apparently you know that JPEG compression is not lossless, but you're clueless as to what exactly it does.

                                JPEG compression makes pictures look "blotchy", with color smearing and less-clear boundaries between colors. Stairstepping and jaggies are actually very clear boundaries between colors. And they are not usually a result of JPEG compression.

                                Now, it could be that the artifacts in his picture are a result of scaling, and him not knowing how to properly scale an image.

                                If that's the case though, the picture is no longer an accurate representation of what the video quality looks like on his system.

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