UT2004 Linux
Ryan C. Gordon, programador de Epic encargado de la versiones Linux y Mac, ha sacado un parche para dichos sistemas.
El parche corrige fallos de texturas, sombras, el marcador en Morpheus,etc.
Lista de Correciones:
Some things this fixes:
- The scoreboard in DM-Morpheus3.
- Motion blur in Red Orchestra and UnWheel, etc.
- Realistic player shadows.
- The Hellbender license plate
Some notes, first:
- This is Linux only right now; MacOS doesn't have the GL extension I want,
at least not as of 10.4.2. The second it shows up in the OS, I'll pull
the trigger there, too.
- You MUST have version 3355 installed. Earlier (and later, later) versions
WILL NOT WORK, and the GAME WILL CRASH. You have been WARNED.
- You MUST have Nvidia's latest drivers, or this WILL NOT WORK (although
it will probably work like it does now, no render targets). ATI's drivers,
or anyone else's, will probably work if they support the OpenGL extension
GL_EXT_framebuffer_object.
- You MUST set "UseRenderTargets=True" in the "[OpenGLDrv.OpenGLRenderDevice]"
section of your UT2004.ini, or it WILL NOT WORK.
- To get realistic shadows, you also have to set "bPlayerShadows=True" and
"bBlobShadow=False" in the "[UnrealGame.UnrealPawn]" section of your
User.ini...the GUI config will not let you set this in 3355 (but the next
official patch will correct this). You can also enable vehicle shadows
in User.ini.
- Realistic player shadows (or even blob shadows) won't render on terrain
on the Nvidia drivers, because of their 4 TMU limit for fixed-function
pipeline apps. There is no fix planned for this at this time. Go buy
an ATI card if it bothers you, and mail the receipt to Nvidia's
engineering department.
- The DM-Morpheus3 scoreboard renders strangely in Windows too; this is not
an OpenGL renderer bug, it matches the behaviour of the Direct3D renderer.
- Red Orchestra's motion blur now works (and, unrelated, their splash
screen got fixed, too), but the sniper scope is still broken; use the
"texture" setting and not "model" for the sniper scope in the options.
This is my bug, to be considered later.
- This was not built on the Holy Build Box. If it refuses to start up on
your machine because of a glibc conflict, etc, sorry. Wait for an
official patch.
- This was built with all my gcc4 mangling from MacOS/x86, and all my Win64
changes...there is a LOT of code changed over 3355, so if it crashes, too
bad, wait for an official patch.
- This is x86 only. amd64 will not be forthcoming until, you guessed it,
an official patch. If you write me asking for an amd64 build, I will
delete it without replying.
Fuente Noticia: http://icculus.org/
Unreal Tournament 2004
Linux powah!
” Realistic player shadows (or even blob shadows) won’t render on terrain on the Nvidia drivers, because of their 4 TMU limit for fixed-function pipeline apps. There is no fix planned for this at this time. Go buy an ATI card if it bothers you, and mail the receipt to Nvidia’s
engineering department.”
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3#hombre exactamente no es propaganda,es como decir “ si te pika pos jodete k no es para tanto”,pero me hace gracia leer eso de un tio k trabaja en un juego donde no mas empezar aparece el logo de nvidia
El parche no parece oficial.
no,no lo es.
Go buy an ATI card if it bothers you=> pues con los peazodrivers que tiene ati para linux…
curiosamente segun este kualkier driver de ati valdra lo mas seguro y los de nvidia tendrian k ser los ultimos
si, funcionar funcionaría, pero… en qué distribución?
actualizando…. a ver que tal me rula….