problem with testing level ¿ super mouse sensitivity ? ?

[datmos]

Hey !

I'm new with that of mapping, i know ut2004 is old and just few people play it.

Anyways.

I start with a new map, and when i play it ( test ) all works fine. But now i have more mesh constructed, when i test my level, the pointer goes very fast, as if very sensitive, and will make the image jumps can not even aim well.

I can not express myself properly because of my poor English level, I apologize for that.

In any case, if can't give me options to fix this or haven't understood me, I can try to make a video to see the problem.

Thanks!

[rejecht]

If you type STAT FPS in the console, you may see a very high number of frames per second.

Try enabling VSync.
- nVidia has its own section where you can override this setting based on the name of the application, but it may only be applied in full-screen (Alt + Enter) if it's off by default (it's a global monitor setting).


Try that first. I can't remember what else you can do. (Something about the processor speed being wrongly detected (?), but that's nothing I have experienced.)

[datmos]

Hi,

How you say with stat fps, ill have 600 - 700 fps :S

Thanks for your answer, i can't find any vsync on ut, yes on nvidia config, i turn off it but continues to work poorly.

I was testing and the problem is the editor, because i save exacly the same map as .ut2 and i play it, and it works fine. But if i play the map using the button to play map on unrealed appers the problem.

Any idea ?

[rejecht]

I'm obviously just guessing.
Does the editor start the game in windowed mode?

I do have the same issue as you describe, but I think I got used to it.
Check the resolution while in full-screen. Is it 800x600 or something low? Set it higher, perhaps.


++ Found something about the cpuspeed switch.

http://forums.epicgames.com/archive/.../t-432609.html
See the last two posts.

Originally Posted by legacy-Necromancer

open the shortcut
after the C:\UT2004\System\UT2004.exe
add this
C:\UT2004\System\UT2004.exe -cpuspeed=(your speed in mhz)
for example my p4 2.8 gig would be
C:\UT2004\System\UT2004.exe -cpuspeed=2800

it might take quotes i havent done it in a while
"C:\UT2004\System\UT2004.exe" -cpuspeed=2800

I think you could even,in game open the console and type
cpuspeed=2800

You can change parameters sent to UT2004.exe from editor here:
View (Menu)
- Advanced Options
-- Editor
---Advanced
---- GameCommandLine

[datmos]

nothing :S its rare. don't worry, if i decrease the the sens, it goes better, is just for testing.

Thanks!

[hogsy]

Originally Posted by datmos

I'm new with that of mapping, i know ut2004 is old and just few people play it.

Last time I checked loads of people still play it and to be honest it's not terribly old