OpenGL on srb2JTE

supersonic13

Member

• Oct 15, 2006

• #1

All you need to do is make a txt file that says srb2JTE -OpenGL and name it OGLJTE.bat (or anything you want but keep the .bat part in there) then you run it and TADA! You've got srb2JTE in OpenGL.

 

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Sykotic

Member

• Oct 15, 2006

• #2

Or you can use the Net Launcher, use SRB2JTE as your alternate .exe and have the OpenGL flag Checked.

 

supersonic13

Member

• Oct 15, 2006

• #3

Ya but this way you get to choose if you wanna start it in OpenGL or not

 

Princess Plushima

Princess of Dreams

Judge

• Oct 15, 2006

• #4

Uh, yeah, both ways work fine. Except the launcher is a bit easier.

 

supersonic13

Member

• Oct 15, 2006

• #5

the laucher was ULTRA HARD

 

Shuffle

Developer

Sonic Team Junior

• Oct 15, 2006

• #6

..what? The launcher is there to keep you from having to type in 20 manual parameters. How is that HARD?

 

Blitzzo

It's Mr. Computer!

• Oct 15, 2006

• #7

The official launcher is sux because it doesn't remember your settings. It also doesn't have a checkmark to force Trilinear filtering. I just made my own launcher. :P

 

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Bigboi

Guest

• Oct 15, 2006

• #8

supersonic13 said:

the laucher was ULTRA HARD

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Ultra Hard. XD

 

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True Hyper Sonic

Member

• Oct 15, 2006

• #9

If you didn't pass 2nd grade, then yes. It's "ULTRA HARD".

 

Callum

Member

• Oct 16, 2006

• #10

This topic fails. Everyone knows how to make batches.

 

JTE

Member

• Oct 21, 2006

• #11

Autoexec > Launcher when it comes to storing the values of console commands such as gr_filtermode.

 

Jurai_Madman

Ich bin der Verrucktmann

• Nov 1, 2006

• #12

How do you set filtermodes?

 

Shuffle

Developer

Sonic Team Junior

• Nov 1, 2006

• #13

Jason the Echidna said:

Autoexec > Launcher when it comes to storing the values of console commands such as gr_filtermode.

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Jurai_Madman

Ich bin der Verrucktmann

• Nov 1, 2006

• #14

I mean, what are the variable values?