Help with light/graphic settings.

[xeC]

Hello.

I'm looking for some help regarding some cmds I think.
I have watched many different streams under QuakeCon etc and some old clips on YouTube like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ga5p0XdKHGY

I know r_picmip is used. But the thing I'm looking for is all the other light effects like the enemy. He's green like default but in this YouTube clip he is "more" green and smoother than original, like in CPMA (you who have played that should know what I mean with this).

Can someone help me out getting this cmds? I have tried changing all video settings in-game without results.

/ xec.

[Lorfa]

cg_enemyHeadcolor "0x00ff00ff"
cg_enemyUppercolor "0x00ff00ff"
cg_enemyLowercolor "0x00ff00ff"

[xeC]

cg_enemyHeadcolor "0x00ff00ff"
cg_enemyUppercolor "0x00ff00ff"
cg_enemyLowercolor "0x00ff00ff"

Thats navy color.

[Kavlo]

I don't think it will help you since I don't know the english word but :

In my Nvidea control panel when I click on "display" and "color settings in dekstop" I can change something called "éclat numérique".
When I set it to 100% instead of 50% It's easier to see bright colors such as green keel model (or this Red Quake live log at the top of the thread).

Hope someone know what I am talking about an will know the english word for it.
I know this tips from the VERYGAMES (The best french counter-strike : source team)

edit : I am pretty sure it's called "saturation" when you use the ATI control panel)

[Lorfa]

Thats navy color.

Navy.. bright green?

[malk_]

Well, since its 0xRRGGBBAA (with AA being the apha channel), 0x00ff00ff is as green as it gets (for bright skins of course). But you can try to play with bloom settings (post processing) or overbrightbits to make the green more shiny or the surroundings darker.

[xeC]

Navy.. bright green?

Haha I got dark blue (Navy) like the blue rail color you know, from Q3.

Well, since its 0xRRGGBBAA (with AA being the apha channel), 0x00ff00ff is as green as it gets (for bright skins of course). But you can try to play with bloom settings (post processing) or overbrightbits to make the green more shiny or the surroundings darker.

Ah okey, well. Guess I have to change and see what happens some more then. :/

[xeC]

Ah! It worked now, thanks a lot guys.