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Getting tired of seeing 50+ notifications and emails from people you follow replying/reacting to different posts? With our new forums, "Friends" have been replaced with "Followers", and with that comes (endless) notifications. It's easy to fix though- here's how to change your settings so you can follow to your heart's content without getting spammed: Go to your Account Settings Choose "Notification Settings" under the "Other Settings" sidebar Scroll down and choose the settings you prefer for "Someone I'm following makes a post/status update/etc" Also note that you can turn off browser notifications, change email settings to daily/weekly digests, change direct mention settings, etc. To reduce email spam, follower settings that would give most notifications are marked with a blue arrow. Once you're done, click "Save" at the very bottom of the page.
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File Name: Adeby cfg File Submitter: Adeby File Submitted: 07 Nov 2017 File Category: Player Configs Uploaded my config because someone requested it. Click here to download this file
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To attract more players to jay 2 why can't u implement the same settings from jay 1, when jay 1 gets full i personally wouldn't mind being redirected to jay 2 ???
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...hello all, i have a strange problem. my aim is very shaky and not constant. i dunno why, i guess, its because of missing driver software for my razer copperhead for mac. Doesnt work that fine. mouse accel turned off alrdy but still it feels like it is on. so post ur mouse settings, in game and mouse settings at pc. i use high dpi and low sense. my sense at pc is lowest i could choose. in game 2 maybe someone had same problem and found a solution... thanks anyway! cheers saskia =)
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Hello, I found my old config and I have one issue after some changes, fps drops on few bigger maps (from 125 to aroud 90-80). Please someone take a look, and tell me what i should change to avoid that. Thanks. //____________________ // Renderer //******************** seta r_allowExtensions "1" seta r_ambientScale "1.0" seta r_ati_fsaa_samples "0" seta r_ati_truform_normalmode "GL_PN_TRIANGLES_NORMAL_MODE_NEAREST" unsafe seta r_ati_truform_pointmode "GL_PN_TRIANGLES_POINT_MODE_NEAREST" unsafe seta r_ati_truform_tess "0" seta r_cacheShaders "1" seta r_clear "1" seta r_clampToEdge "1" seta r_colorbits "16" seta r_colorMipLevels "0" seta r_depthbits "24" unsafe seta r_detailtextures "0" seta r_displayRefresh "0" seta r_dlightBacks "1" seta r_drawentities "1" seta r_drawfoliage "0" seta r_drawSun "0" seta r_drawworld "1" seta r_dynamiclight "0" seta r_ext_ATI_pntriangles "0" seta r_ext_compressed_textures "1" seta r_ext_gamma_control "1" seta r_ext_multitexture "1" seta r_ext_NV_fog_dist "1" seta r_ext_texture_env_add "1" seta r_ext_texture_filter_anisotropic "0" seta r_facePlaneCull "1" seta r_fastsky "1" seta r_finish "0" seta r_flares "0" seta r_glIgnoreWicked3D "0" seta r_highQualityVideo "0" seta r_ignoreFastPath "0" seta r_ignoreGLErrors "1" seta r_inGameVideo "0" seta r_lodbias "0" seta r_lodCurveError "250" seta r_lodscale "5" seta r_lowMemTextureSize "1" seta r_lowMemTextureThreshold "40.0" seta r_nocull "0" seta r_nocurves "0" seta r_preloadTextures "0" seta r_primitives "0" seta r_railSegmentLength "32" seta r_railCoreWidth "1" seta r_railWidth "16" seta r_rmse "0" seta r_roundImagesDown "1" seta r_shownormals "0" seta r_showtris "0" seta r_simpleMipMaps "1" seta r_singleShader "1" seta r_subdivisions "999" seta r_swapInterval "0" seta r_textureAnisotropy "1.0" seta r_texturebits "0" unsafe seta r_textureMode "GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_NEAREST" // LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR , GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_NEAREST , GL_NEAREST_MIPMAP_NEAREST seta r_zfar "0" seta r_znear "3" seta r_picmip "3" seta r_picmip2 "3" seta r_lightmap "0" seta r_ignorehwgamma "1" seta r_intensity "1.5" seta r_mapoverbrightbits "4" seta r_overbrightbits "4" seta r_vertexLight "1" seta r_vertexlighting "1" seta r_ext_compiled_vertex_array "1" seta r_gamma "3" seta r_customaspect "1" seta r_mode "-1" seta r_customwidth "1920" seta r_customheight "1080"
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Can anyone tell me why the hell every month or so, Windows Update decides my chosen settings are no longer valid, and goes ahead and downloads and installs updates without asking me? I have it set to notify me when there are new updates available, but not to download or install anything unless I decide to. And yet every month, towards the end of the month (ie, today..) or very early after, it tells me 'Updates will be installed as scheduled at xx:xx on xx/xx/xx or the next time you shut down your computer - please save any unsaved work' Erm, wtf? Why on earth does this happen, and why is windows adamant to ignore my settings?
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Enemy Territory Game Settings for good gameplay
Pepperonipizza posted a blog entry in ET: from zero to hero
Hi and welcome to my blog about getting better at Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory! Now that's we've popped my blog-posting cherry with an introductory sentence, let's go ahead and get this bad-boy started. 1: Introduction In this blog, I will try to provide a complete guide on how to be a good player at W:ET. I will write these whenever I have time and material to write about. If you have a suggestion for a topic, feel free to post it in the comments. A small detail is that some of these things are specific for the NoQuarter mod. If you can help me with providing the correct counterparts for the other mods, your help would be much appreciated. This first entry will be about using the right settings and extracting as much information from the battlefield as possible. I will suggesting a lot of values for cvars. If you have no experience with these things, I suggest you just copy the thing I wrote in this blog. I also assume you know how to change cvars. If you don't just ask below and I will prove a guide. If you are already experienced in this field and have other settings you are used to, it's up to you whether or not you try these settings. 2: General Settings A: Connection To ensure you play lag-free there are a few cvars you can set. I highly recommend setting these - rate 25000 // or higher - cl_maxpackets 100 // or equal to your stable fps # - cl_packetdub 1 B: Rendering In order to play well, you need to have a stable fps (frames-per-second, the amount of frames that your computer sends to your screen per second). You can see your current fps using \cg_drawfps 1. You can cap (= limit the number of frames generated) this using the \com_maxfps variable. Because the number of fps your computer generates can vary a lot depending on what you're looking at in the game, I suggest you try to watch your fps when looking at huge areas to determine your best cap. - cg_drawfps 1 - com_maxfps 43 // or 76, or 125 Use the highest value that still gives you a stable fps. The numbers 43, 76 and 125 are preferred because they let you move faster and jump higher. This is because there is a numerical rounding error in the Quake3 engine when using these numbers. C: Miscellaneous These are some extra variables which will help the quality of your game and your shooting. - cg_bobyaw 0 - cg_bobroll 0 - cg_bobpitch 0 - cg_bobup 0 3: Every bit of information can be a life-saver Over all these years I have adjusted my config many times. I tweaked my display in such a way that I receive as much information about the state of the game as possible. And exactly for this reason I love my config. I might not be the best fragger or the fastest jumper, but I do proud myself on my alertness on the battlefield. This is how I do it: 1: Main screen. Obviously you need this very much and this can be tweaked very hard. I will limit myself to a few cvars. These are mostly to disable things that prevent you from seeing further/clearer. - cg_drawMuzzleFlash 0 // don't draw muzzle flash - cg_drawCrosshairNames 7 // draw colored, iconed names - cg_gibs 0 // don't display gibs - cg_wolfparticles 0 - cg_smokeparticles 0 - r_atmosphericEffects 0 - cg_coronas 0 - cg_fov 120 // Now I don't recommend that you change your field of view when you're used to a different one, but if you're open to change, I definitely suggest you try this. - cg_trailparticles 1 // Shows grenade and other explosions in a non-intrusive way 2: Compass You can see where teammates recently got killed on this compass. You can also see your teammates and spotted enemies (spotted = seen by a covert ops). If you hear footsteps behind you, you should check your compass to see if there's a teammate behind you. If there isn't, you better turn around and start shootin'! - cg_automapZoom 3.5 // This scales the compas to a rather wide area around you. 3: Mission Timer & FPS Like I mentioned before, your FPS should be stable. If you notice you're moving slower, look at your fps to see whether your fps is still at one of the magic numbers (43, 76 and 125). You are extra vulnerable in these situations because of your limited speed. Remember what parts of what maps you are on limited fps and maybe seek ways to avoid it. 4: Lagometer This lagometer should be like in the screenshot. All blue up top and a green flat line at the bottom. If you see yellow or red chunks at the bottom, get yourself to safety because you're experiencing a lagspike. - cg_lagometer 1 5: Obituaries Now this is where my config comes to shine. Obituaries are a great source of information and are often overlooked. I use the following (NQ-specific) settings: - cg_pmPopUpTime 0 // instant popup messages - cg_graphicObituaries 1 // Use an image of an mp40 instead of 'killed by XXX's mp40' - cg_popupMessageFilter 222 // This filters out all the following: // 0 Filter disabled // 1 Filter out objective messages (planted at ..., capture flags, etc.) // 2 Filter out pick-up messages (Picked up a health/ammo packs, weapons) // 4 Filter out team joining messages // 8 Filter out player connect/disconnect messages // 16 Filter out all map script messages (command post constructed, tank damaged, etc.) // 64 Filter out all obituaries caused by your own team // 128 Filter out all obituaries for self kills (of all players) The result is that you only see obituaries of people in your own team getting killed by people in the other team. It is a perfect way to have quick reflexes when people don't expect it. Let's say you're running around and you cross teammate X and you see him going into a hallway. A few seconds later you see his obituary. You can now prepare yourself for an enemy coming from that direction. 6: Information about yourself Every ingame decision must be made with regards to your current situation. Do you have enough ammo? Do you have stamina (=sprint) ready? How much health do you have? 4: Sound Also often overlooked, but sound is one of the most important factors in being alert in the game. When your are playing you should focus on the following especially: - Sound of a gun from the enemy coming from behind your 'battlezone' - Sound of footsteps near yourself - Sound of teammates when they die (they always cry out 'medic' or something of the sort) - Guided panzer coming towards you - Sound of artillery falling To help with this, I use the following settings: - cg_novoiceChats 1 // Disable vsays sound - bind mouse3 s_stop This causes every sound that is ongoing (e.g. an airstrike, reloading a gun), to be ready for sounds that would be unnoticed under the round of e.g. reloading a gun. Prime example here would be reloading your gun and not hearing footsteps behind you because of the sound of reloading. Ok, that's it for now. I hope I was clear in what I tried to bring across! I'm sorry for all the technical details here, but we had to get through them so we can start off on an even ground. Next entry will be about weapon handling. -
You can access your settings from any page by selecting your name at the top of the screen and then selecting "My Settings". There are several tabs along the top, each of which reveal a number of settings pages: Settings General Settings Privacy Options Here you can configure whether to subscribe to email updates from the board administrator, and whether to allow other members to send you emails Time Zone Here you can configure your time zone. This is necessary to ensure that times across the community are shown correctly. Personal Messenger Options Here you can choose to disable your personal messenger, or configure how you would like to be notified when you receive a new message. Posting Settings Here you can configure global posting settings such as the visual text editor which makes formatting be shown as it will appear when posted, and the flash uploader which makes uploading multiple files quicker and easier. Change Email Address You can use this tool to change the email address that is associated with your account. Change Password You can use this tool to change the password that you use to log in. Change Display Name Depending on your permissions, you may be able to use this tool to change your display name which is used across the community. Manage Notes You may use this area to store any notes or information that you want to keep. Manage Attachments This page will show you all of the attachments you have uploaded to the community and the amount of space you have left. The bar at the top shows you how much of your allocated upload space you have used. Below this is a table containing information on all of the attachments you have submitted. If you are running out of space, you can delete some old attachments by selecting the checkbox on the right-hand side of the table for the attachments you want to delete, and then pressing the Delete Selected button at the bottom of the table. Forums View/Posting/Email Prefs Board Display Settings Here you can configure a number of options to control how forums and topics are displayed. You can disable viewing signatures, avatars and images in posts. You can also configure the number of posts and topics to display per page. View/Posting/Email Prefs Here you can configure how notifications are sent, enable automatic subscription to topics and change the layout for topic display. Manage Watched Topics and Manage Watched Forums Here you can see all of the topics and forums that you are currently subscribed to. To change the type of notification or to unsubscribe, select the checkbox on the right-hand side of the table for the subscriptions you want to change, then select the new type from the dropdown menu at the bottom of the table, and then click with selected. Profile Change Profile Information Comments Here you can configure settings related to profile comments, such as how you want to be notified when someone comments your profile and whether you want to approve new comments. Friends Here you can configure options related to your friends, such as how you want to be notified when someone adds you as a friend and whether you want to approve friend requests. Profile Information Here you can set your birthday and choose how many latest visitors to show on your profile. Other Information Here you can configure all other information that is shown on your profile. Change About Me Page Here you can change the content of the 'about me' section on your profile. Change Signature Here you can change your signature that is displayed at the bottom of posts. Change Photo Here you can change your photo that is displayed in your profile and other areas on the community. Change Avatar Here you can change your avatar which is the image that displays next to your posts. Manage Ignored Users Here you can manage your ignored users. You can choose to ignore all posts from a member, block them from sending you personal messages, or both. To add a member to your ignored list, type their name into the "Member's Name" box. As you type, suggestions will appear below the box. When you see the name of the member you want to add, click on it. Then select either or both of the checkboxes below. Selecting "Ignore Personal Conversations" will mean they cannot send you messages and their messages in group conversations will be hidden, while "Ignore posts" will hide their posts in the forums. When you are ready, click Save Changes. Some members, such as administrators, cannot be ignored. If you wish to stop ignoring a member, select "Remove" in the table, or to switch on or off the different types of ignoring, click the relevant link under the "Ignore Posts" or "Ignore Messages" columns. Credit: IPB.
