cRPG
cRPG => Beginner's Help and Guides => Topic started by: Sir_Hans on May 24, 2013, 12:53:50 am
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It annoys me more than anything...
I'm trying to adjust my shots but i cant see my arrows in flight or even where they land.
darker levels, shaded areas, etc... make it even worse.
I swear my eyes even get sore after a hour or two of playing archer because i'm trying to focus so hard on the tiny 2 pixel flash that is an arrow, constantly. :cry:
How can you archers actually enjoy this?
This is like nails on a chalkboard to me...
I've heard the heirloom mod pack helps if you have loomed arrows but I do not...
ISO tips or tricks...
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ISO tips or tricks...
Yes, switch class.
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get a retexture pack?
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Try this:
open item_kinds1.txt in your cRPG folder with notepad and replace these
arrows_flying_h1
barbed_arrows_flying_h1
bodkin_arrows_flying_h1
tatar_arrows_flying_h1
with
flying_missile
Note that this change will get overwritten every time there is a patch.
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You may also want to replace steel_bolts_flying_h1 and bolts_flying_h1.
If you are using notepad++, you can do a regexp search/replace (find: '[\w_]+flying_h1', replace: 'flying_missile').
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I can't seem to find "item_kinds1.txt" in either my warband or cRPG install folders...?
Oh wait I think I found it... :mrgreen:
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I swear my eyes even get sore after a hour or two of playing archer
That happens to me no matter what graphics settings I have. If you are making long distance shots, it can be really taxing on your sight.
Speaking of graphics settings, what resolution do you play at? I have trouble seeing arrows and bolts at 1024x768 and lower resolution.
Using the native M&B projectiles should help. They are much more visible.
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I'm playing at 1920x1080 32 bit.
settings are mediumish but texture detail is set at 100%
Currently not running WSE2, I think i find them slightly easier to see without WSE2 because I get some weird chunky inconsistencies in frames, when i run wse2.
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Just cheat like a lot of other people.
You can change your textures so that any weapon or projectile is a brightly colored neon color (I've heard of other people who change the texture to something larger so it's easier to see, wouldn't doubt if Flying Dildo's actually sees dildos when he shoots). I would probably do that if I was an archer, I've threatened to do that as a cavalry lancer (make any pokey weapon over 140 length bright pink), but I'm not gamey enough to do so.
There's other "cheats" that people do as well, such as changing bushes and hay stacks into flat textures, so when someone thinks they're hiding behind a bush, you can still see them.
There's threads on the c-rpg forums on how to do both, but I can't be arsed to find them. You can also probably find the same information on the taleworlds forums.
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I'm playing at 1920x1080 32 bit.
settings are mediumish but texture detail is set at 100%
Currently not running WSE2, I think i find them slightly easier to see without WSE2 because I get some weird chunky inconsistencies in frames, when i run wse2.
The biggest reason I don't use WSE2, I think the arrows get anti-aliased so damn hard to see. They are already small enough as it is.
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Just cheat like a lot of other people.
You can change your textures so that any weapon or projectile is a brightly colored neon color (I've heard of other people who change the texture to something larger so it's easier to see, wouldn't doubt if Flying Dildo's actually sees dildos when he shoots). I would probably do that if I was an archer, I've threatened to do that as a cavalry lancer (make any pokey weapon over 140 length bright pink), but I'm not gamey enough to do so.
There's other "cheats" that people do as well, such as changing bushes and hay stacks into flat textures, so when someone thinks they're hiding behind a bush, you can still see them.
There's threads on the c-rpg forums on how to do both, but I can't be arsed to find them. You can also probably find the same information on the taleworlds forums.
I've heard of some people doing this, but I also hear others say that it's no longer possible to do so?
Just tweaking the brightness/contrast of the arrow to make it much brighter color (while still keeping some of its natural shades) would seem like an easy fix for me.
Is it really possible to do this? that bush cheat doesn't seem too bad either :mrgreen: I will aboose