Set OpenGL and adjust mouse sensitivity ?

[mistamontiel]

First thing I did was Video Options. All I see are resolutions.

The mouse is extremely slow, too, would love to adjust it. Thanks

 

[AlamGBC]

First thing I did was Video Options. All I see are resolutions.

for OpenGL, you need to pass -opengl param to SRB2

The mouse is extremely slow, too, would love to adjust it. Thanks

for the Mouse settings, it is in the Options, Setup Controls, Mouse Option.

 

[mistamontiel]

That did it.

Also what's the port to unblock to host a server ? By UDP ?

I saw another thread here about Windows 7 lag. Then everyone is saying it's because of bad connection to server. All 6 of them are high latency to me..just need to test hosting myself.

EDIT: 0h I see. port is 28900 ? Thanks much

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Ah, actually I read somewhere here something about master server is down.

No good ?

 

[Agent Hack]

Actually, that's the correct master server address and port. But to host your own server, you need to have your ports (UDP) set to 5029. Oh, and the master server is back up again.

 

[mistamontiel]

Ah I thought it'd be 28900.

Unblocking as we speak. Thanks a million

 

[Kopper]

Ah I thought it'd be 28900.

Heh, that's the port that connects to the Master Server. Be sure you can start connections on that port without the firewall/router/whatever blocking them. (They don't need to be open for the public to connect to, just you to connect from)

 

[Metal Blake]

for OpenGL, you need to pass -opengl param to SRB2

Um.... how do you do this? I'd like to use Md2s, but I have no idea how to run OpenGL mode, and the wiki isn't helping.

 

[Shadow Hog]

Familiarize yourself with this program, because it is incredibly useful. (bash is better, but that's neither here nor there. Not to mention I'm assuming you're using a Windows machine.)

Then use it in your SRB2 folder to run "srb2win.exe -opengl".

 

[Metal Blake]

Familiarize yourself with this program, because it is incredibly useful. (bash is better, but that's neither here nor there. Not to mention I'm assuming you're using a Windows machine.)

Then use it in your SRB2 folder to run "srb2win.exe -opengl".

I got it without the program after a while. I now only use open gl thanks to Md2s (well, not really. OpenGL lags on my computer) anyway, thanks for the help.