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Too fast!
Posted: Sat Jun 18, 2011 10:18
by nathan323
Howdy all.
Ive always used Doomsday. I tried out GZDoom recently to make work all the wads id been missing out on. I love it! Graphics great, love the alternate HUD where u can see all ammo!
But only drama is its too fast! The gameplay is a lot faster than it is on Doomsday, is this normal? Either way, is there a way to slow it down? I checked through the options in-game, couldnt find anything..
Thanks for any help!
Nathan
Re: Too fast!
Posted: Sat Jun 18, 2011 16:08
by Graf Zahl
It shouldn't be. Like all other Doom ports it still uses the same 1/35th second timing.
Re: Too fast!
Posted: Sat Jun 18, 2011 17:12
by Rachael
Yeah, pretty much what Graf said.
If the problem is that things are too smooth and fluid for you, try bringing down the console (normally the ~ key), and type in: "cl_capfps true".
What GZDoom actually does do is interpolate movements between every tic, and that can and sometimes does result in a somewhat sickly feeling for certain people.
Re: Too fast!
Posted: Sat Jun 18, 2011 18:17
by Graf Zahl
Doomsday does that, too.
Re: Too fast!
Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 5:59
by nathan323
ok thanks for replies.
I tried the console command "cl_capfps true", thre gameplay stayed just as fast, but now jerky, so i turned it back off.
It's definetly quicker. Even when im still, the fireballs still come at me much faster. i could kinda see getting used to it, more challenging, but the the problem translates to the sensitivity of the controls - i cant aim as accurately because it moves too fast. is there a way to decrease sensitivity in controls?
Re: Too fast!
Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 7:39
by Graf Zahl
How much faster? Have you also checked a few other ports to see which one is not correct?
Re: Too fast!
Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 9:10
by nathan323
Ok will check. Just tried Boom, says wont run on 64-bit windows. Will i have this trouple with other ports? No drama with zdoom..
Re: Too fast!
Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 9:54
by Graf Zahl
All modern ports are native Windows applications. Boom is still from the DOS area.