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MM's Other Games => R, Crimson Glory => Topic started by: jrgp on June 29, 2007, 08:26:17 am
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I just downloaded and extracted the zip to a new folder. Started crimson.exe and everything froze. I had to turn the power off manually to restart. Then I started crimson.exe again and got a blue screen.
I can't find a configuration file (like config.ini, or setup.exe) anywhere inside the Crimson glory folders to change the settings to possibly make this issue go away. I can't get far enough into the game to get to the menu's to change the settings that way either.
The pc I am on's specs:
Intel P4 ~3GHZ
512 Megs of ram
Directx 9.0c
XP Home w/ SP2
Anyone have any ideas?
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Config file is located in \Base\Scripts\config.gm and \Base\Scripts\autoconfig.gm.
Config.gm overwrites autoconfig.gm!
If you want to change the resolution or troubleshoot checkout config.gm.
If graphics do not work properly try changing v_driver = 4;, or any other number (help in config.gm).
Might be a good idea messing with that.
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What are the controls? The escape button just makes everything red.
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Have you read the readme?
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Ok, I've read the readme.txt forward and backwords. I modified the config.gm so the game works. I am able to fly around and shoot the air / map / water, but I can't get the commands to do anything.
when I go to the console by pressing `, and type \addbot(); nothing happens.
I tried similar commands, like \addbot; and \addbot('John');, but none of them do anything at all.
When I type \list, the list of commands flies by so fast I can't read them and then leaves me with the last 8 or so which aren't commands I am looking for. All I really want to know is how to change the map and add bots.
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Adding bots:
type script function "addBot();" in console. Bots are most useful to add while airborn high in sky.
that is a scripting function, you don't use a \ before it
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Ok, I've read the readme.txt forward and backwords. I modified the config.gm so the game works. I am able to fly around and shoot the air / map / water, but I can't get the commands to do anything.
You could write what you changed, to help others.
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What I changed to make CG work for me:
//video
global v_width = 800;
global v_height = 600;
global v_driver = 4;
//sound
global s_system = 7;
I didn't really expirement with the possible values, I just tried to make it as minimal as possible so I wouldn't get a blue screen. The above seems to work fine, I don't mind all that much not having sound.
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At first I could run CG just fine with a decent FPS. When I then started it a second time I had a whopping 2 frames per second... Setting s_system to something > 6 (an invalid value?) and thus disabling sound fixed the FPS problem. Might be my sound card that's borked.