halo: ralentizaciones a saco

Halo has a few different rendering paths, PS 2.0 for DX9 based cards, PS 1.4 for ATi DX8 cards, PS 1.1 for GF3/4 based cards and Fixed Function for DX7 cards. By default, Halo detects what your card supports but a lower quality rendering path can be chosen for better performance. To force the game into one of these modes you can use one of the following command line switches:

-use20 [For PS 2.0]

-use14 [For PS 1.4]

-use11 [For PS 1.1]

-useff [For Fixed Function]

How to use command line switches:

* Right click on the Halo shortcut and select properties
* There is a box that says target field and there will be something similar to “C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Halo\halo.exe”which would need to be changed to “C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Halo\halo.exe” –use11 –nosound
* Note that the command line switches are outside of the quotes and you can add as many as you like.
* Other command line options include
o –screenshot [allows screencaps with printscrn in game]
o –console [enables console with ~]
o -width1024 [forces 1024x768. -width640 forces 640x480 etc etc]
o –nosound [disables sound]
o –help [lists other commands not touched on in this article]
o –timedemo [timedemo mode – explored further in the article]

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