Die Lösung für das ut2003 texture problem.

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Your sources are wrong

I can assure you that we did NOT lock out anything from customers that is on the CD.

We pick (conservative) default settings based on detected HW and the code currently in place will only pick the highest texture detail on 256 MByte cards by default though you can easily change this either via the menu or by modifying the ini file.

At highest texture detail some levels might use up to 180 MByte of data (textures + geometry) and if you have a lot of players this number might be even higher

Here's how the detail settings work:

FWIW, we didn't ship with any textures that require a detail setting above High to be shown at full detail. The texture detail is basically a bias against the LOD level defined in the texture package. So e.g. large textures might have a "NormalLOD" of 2 which means at normal texture LOD ("Normal") the engine will skip the first two mip levels. At "Lower" it will skip 3 and at "Higher" it will skip only 1. To the best of my knowledge the highest NormalLOD used in UT2k3 is 2 which means that by setting your texture detail to "High" (ini and menus use a different notation as texture detail ended up being to fine grained and I'm refering to ini options) you'll end up with the full quality textures. We also do some clamping so small textures won't loose mipmaps at low texture detail settings.

Below are the ini options and their bias level.

-4 UltraHigh
-3 VeryHigh
-2 High
-1 Higher
0 Normal
+1 Lower
+2 Low
+3 VeryLow
+4 UltraLow

As this is too fine- grained for the regular user we mapped the words differently so XYZ in the menus doesn't necessarily map to XYZ in the ini so this might have caused some confusion.

-- Daniel, Epic Games Inc.

(Edit: swapped sign to be consistent with the rest)

Zitat von Speed_Centaur

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es läuft zumindest auf ultra-high, aber wie gesagt extrem langsam(eher mit einer schnelleren Dia-show vergleichbar)