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2016-06-22, 14:57
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How to get the feel translated into QW?

How to do it correctly, so considering m_pitch, m_yaw, m_accel, sensitivity, screen native resolution, ingame resolution... all factors that may interefere?
2016-06-22, 15:05
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You can try this

but ezQuake 3.0 has equivalent commands for every sensitivity-related command in Quake Live.

m_accell and derivatives come to mind.
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2016-06-22, 17:13
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mushi wrote:
You can try this

but ezQuake 3.0 has equivalent commands for every sensitivity-related command in Quake Live.

m_accell and derivatives come to mind.

but it will give me 1:1?

sensitivity is same sensitivity in ql to qw etc?

COol i might try it

but is it stable compared to good ol 2.2 ezquake?

When will nQuake coem with 3.0 ezquake?
2016-06-22, 17:28
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where can i even download 3.0 from a safe link? its not on sourcefogrge
2016-06-22, 18:07
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ezQuake 3.0 releases are located here:

https://github.com/ezQuake/ezquake-source/releases

SourceForge is no more. Development has moved to GitHub.
2016-06-22, 18:28
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Tuna wrote:
ezQuake 3.0 releases are located here:

https://github.com/ezQuake/ezquake-source/releases

SourceForge is no more. Development has moved to GitHub.

i have put the exe in the ezquake folder, played but there is a sound glitch
sound is distorted for some time, goes back to normal, then distorted again
2016-06-22, 19:24
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alexey wrote:


sound is distorted for some time, goes back to normal, then distorted again


Hi buddy, please go ahead and try s_desiredsamples 128/256/512/1024. Just switch from Auto to the lowest value that will give you jitterfree sound.

Also - please disable NVIDIA Threaded optimization within the NVIDIA driver, to reduce stuttering (as long as you donīt ask why this influences sound)^^

have fun
2016-06-22, 20:49
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Shad wrote:
alexey wrote:


sound is distorted for some time, goes back to normal, then distorted again


Hi buddy, please go ahead and try s_desiredsamples 128/256/512/1024. Just switch from Auto to the lowest value that will give you jitterfree sound.

Also - please disable NVIDIA Threaded optimization within the NVIDIA driver, to reduce stuttering (as long as you donīt ask why this influences sound)^^

have fun

1024 worked

lower and it glitched
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