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| DVL_IAC |
  Posted 13th Mar 2006 7:58pm |  |
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| Quoting NoClanFrank | I got a question; What is the difference between normal and low resolution? 
Don't tell me the file size either. 
OK, here is yet another question; So you have 3 version then? 
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The difference between them all is, for the high res version the average texture size is 1024x1024 and everything looks crisp and sharp and good and everything with text on it is readable and clear. For the normal res version the average texture size is 512x512 so it still looks pretty good and you can still read stuff on labels and stuff. On the low res version the average texture size is 256x256 and stuff looks ok from far but when u get up close everything looks all streached and blurry and the text on most things is just a blur and completely unreadable.
So yes 3 versions. A high res for people like me that want the best graphics possable and the nicest looking and don't mind a huge file size. A normal res version for people who don't want a extremely huge file size but still want it to look pretty good. and a low res version for people that want to spend the least amount of time downloading and don't really care about looks and want as much extra fps they can get. And there all compatable with each other because I didn't edit the rfl for each version, I just took the textures and lowered their res, and all the game checks is the rfl name, date and size, which is the same for each version.
| Quoting ninja | | I have a question.. are these filesizes already compressed using winrar or is it just the vpp size |
Ya there the compressed rar size
| Quoting Spikey2005 |
Hello there, Sorry for this late reply. Havent been on L4Y for some time.
I can help you fix your problem with not being able to run Red Faction servers.
If you are running a Firewall over your LAN, you will need to follow these instructions for Windows XP Service Pack 2 Users.
1) Right click "My Network Places" on the desktop and go to Properties.
2) Right click your Default Local Area Connection and go to Properties.
3) Click on the "Advanced" tab at the top and click the button "Settings" next to Firewall settings.
4) Click on the "Exceptions" tab at the top of the Windows Firewall Settings.
5) In the box below you will see ticky boxes. Find "Red Faction" and make sure its ticked.
6) If you do not see "Red Faction" in the ticky box, click the "Add Port.." button below the box
7) In the "Name" box, put "Red Faction". In the "Port Number" box, add Red Factions port numbers in "7776" (I think?)
8) Keep it set as TCP and click OK.
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| skvlad01 |
Posted 13th Mar 2006 8:58pm |
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could u send me a CD of it. |
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| Spikey2005 |
Posted 13th Mar 2006 10:15pm | |
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| Quoting DVL_IAC |
Didn't work |
CRAP!
ok did you try logining into your LAN settings.
To access your LAN settings, you will need your Default Gateway IP Address. By default, its usually "192.168.1.1" but it could be many IP address according to your LAN brand.
To find your Default Gateway IP Address, follow these steps:
1) Right click "My Network Places" and go to Properties.
2) Right click your Default LAN connection and go to Properties.
3) at the bottom of the box, look for a tick box that says "Show icon notification area when connected". Tick that box.
4) Click ok and Two computer screens will be shown on your System icon tray. (you can use this to study the usage of your internet. When the screens flash blue, it means that internet activity is present.)
5) Right click the icon and go to "Status"
6) Click on the "Support" tab at the top.
This window will display your IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway.
Look at your Default Gateway IP address, and type it into a Internet Browser (Internet Explorer Recommended). The LAN settings can only be accessed by computers remotely connected to your Local Area Network. Outside internet users cannot access your settings.
(A password might be asked, Sometimes one isnt set so click Login.)
Go through all your settings until you find something that looks like this. (May be different)
***Warning*** Be VERY careful when changing these settings. Some Programs that use the internet could be affected by these changes. |
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Modified Mar 13th, 10:20pm by Spikey2005 |
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| DVL_IAC |
Posted 13th Mar 2006 11:11pm | |
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I put the IP in IE and it did nothing for a few min then I got a "Invalid syntax error. This page cannot be displayed"...
| Quoting skvlad01 | | could u send me a CD of it. |
Hmm, how much would it cost to send a cd from Canada to Australia?
EDIT: I Guess no one wants to test... |
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Posted 14th Mar 2006 4:01am | |
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Server is up and running. It's call Canadian Testing grounds.
Sorry I just got cable internet and I had to get it working.
Now it turns out that I will have wait upto another 72 hours before my upload speed is set to 768, right now it at 384. 
So join if you want to, cry if you want to. It's your party.  |
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| DVL_IAC |
Posted 14th Mar 2006 4:54am | |
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Too late now My comps gutted out. Finally going SLI after having the new card and mobo sitting around my house for like the last month. Hopefully I'll be all done upgrading by tomorrow then we can test.
Wow too many "" in this post. |
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| NoClanFrank |
Posted 14th Mar 2006 4:58am | |
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OK I turned it off. My upload speed is turning my buns again. 
And you thought you had too many smileys. |
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| Spikey2005 |
Posted 14th Mar 2006 10:57am | |
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| Quoting DVL_IAC | | I put the IP in IE and it did nothing for a few min then I got a "Invalid syntax error. This page cannot be displayed"... |
Did you just put the IP Address in without http://.
If you didn't, then this means that your LAN either does not support these settings, or the settings have not been fully customized or installed. Relate to your LAN hubs manual for more help, or contact your LAN hub brand for more help. |
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| goober |
Posted 14th Mar 2006 11:39am | |
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The user and password for you router is; by default; User: Admin and Password: (Blank) |
For anyone reading this in 2019 or later: The RF community is alive on the Community Discord
[Faction Files] |
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sobe  |
Posted 14th Mar 2006 6:45pm |
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Not true Goober, my default is:
UserName:
<blank>
PassWord:
admin
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| NoClanFrank |
Posted 14th Mar 2006 7:10pm | |
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sobe, then again you have a LINKSYS router. |
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| DVL_IAC |
Posted 15th Mar 2006 1:20am | |
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Frank did you get your upload speed fixed? I'm ready to test now. The attempt to go SLI was a failure Everything that could go wrong did... One of the video cards got all messed up, like on the first boot screen there would be a line of normal then a line of messed up colours and then as it continued text would get all messed up and just be different symbols then the comp would eventually turn off, then when I made the working card the main one nothing would show up on the screen and there would be no beeps or anything, or nothing would show up on the screen then there would be a bunch of beeps then the comp would turn off, so I put the old mobo back in. I think I may have got a faulty mobo...
Anyway lets test... It would be nice though if we could get more then just me and frank testing... C'mon PPL, Test with us! |
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| sobe |
Posted 15th Mar 2006 2:37am |
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Or one of the cards is not SLI compatable! lol
And Frank, I am just saying, that there are MORE than just 1 default for different brands lol..... hoser |
| "Apparently, Plaintiff believes that he could sue an egg company for fraud for labeling a carton of 12 eggs a dozen, because some bakers would view a dozen as including 13 items." - Western Digital 2006 |
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| NoClanFrank |
Posted 15th Mar 2006 2:42am | |
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DVL_IAC server vote is enabled on the server. Currently there are only defaults but I will switch it right now. |
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| NoClanFrank |
Posted 15th Mar 2006 2:43am | |
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SWITCHED! 
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