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- Aza-Industries - 15.02.2010

PA_Willy Wrote:
Aza-Industries Wrote:Man I've looked everywhere for some sort of hack to enable bloom/water 4/HDR in IL2 using ATI. Has anyone seen anything like this before?

The problem is that you cannot get HDR hack working in OpenGL mode (I think you already knew that). Only in DirectX. And, water=4 (or whatever other value) is impossible to get in DirectX.

In summary: You cannot get HDR in OpenGL, but you need to run game in this mode to get perfect water. You have to choose. My decission is clear: I prefer perfect mode without HDR than HDR in excellent mode.

Regards.

I can't run Water 4 in opengl because I have ATI.. I wish they just had a program that applied bloom over the top to whatever program you are running.

- Guest - 15.02.2010

Aza-Industries Wrote:
PA_Willy Wrote:
Aza-Industries Wrote:Man I've looked everywhere for some sort of hack to enable bloom/water 4/HDR in IL2 using ATI. Has anyone seen anything like this before?

The problem is that you cannot get HDR hack working in OpenGL mode (I think you already knew that). Only in DirectX. And, water=4 (or whatever other value) is impossible to get in DirectX.

In summary: You cannot get HDR in OpenGL, but you need to run game in this mode to get perfect water. You have to choose. My decission is clear: I prefer perfect mode without HDR than HDR in excellent mode.

Regards.

I can't run Water 4 in opengl because I have ATI.. I wish they just had a program that applied bloom over the top to whatever program you are running.

I have an ATI. From what I've heard, ATI water=2 is the same as nvidia water=4 but someone correct me if I'm wrong :-? Anyway, I use water=2 and do get the white-caps on the waves when the weather gets worse Wink

- Aza-Industries - 15.02.2010

philip.ed Wrote:
Aza-Industries Wrote:
PA_Willy Wrote:
Aza-Industries Wrote:Man I've looked everywhere for some sort of hack to enable bloom/water 4/HDR in IL2 using ATI. Has anyone seen anything like this before?

The problem is that you cannot get HDR hack working in OpenGL mode (I think you already knew that). Only in DirectX. And, water=4 (or whatever other value) is impossible to get in DirectX.

In summary: You cannot get HDR in OpenGL, but you need to run game in this mode to get perfect water. You have to choose. My decission is clear: I prefer perfect mode without HDR than HDR in excellent mode.

Regards.

I can't run Water 4 in opengl because I have ATI.. I wish they just had a program that applied bloom over the top to whatever program you are running.

I have an ATI. From what I've heard, ATI water=2 is the same as nvidia water=4 but someone correct me if I'm wrong :-? Anyway, I use water=2 and do get the white-caps on the waves when the weather gets worse Wink

oh...

It doesn't look that good..

Water and Nvidia v ATI - Dutch_851 - 17.02.2010

I've just done a lot of research on this one (see 'More Water Problems' topic on M4T tech help).
Even tho nvidia water=4 is supposedly the same as ATI water=2, reflections, waves and whitecaps look better with ATI, IMHO.
Plus I don't get a huge drop in frame rate with ATI w=2, whereas I do with nvidia w=4.

- 8FS_Bulau - 17.02.2010

PA_Willy Wrote:
philip.ed Wrote:Fireskull: water=5! Confusedhock: Haven't heard of that one before. Any pictures? I mean, what's the difference between water=4 vs 5?
Water=5 doesn't exist.
Yes, it does exist...but you have to go outdoors to get it.

- Guest - 17.02.2010

8FS_Bulau Wrote:
PA_Willy Wrote:
philip.ed Wrote:Fireskull: water=5! Confusedhock: Haven't heard of that one before. Any pictures? I mean, what's the difference between water=4 vs 5?
Water=5 doesn't exist.
Yes, it does exist...but you have to go outdoors to get it.

Big Grin I always thought that was water=10? Wink

- KG64_Cnopicilin - 17.02.2010

philip.ed Wrote:
8FS_Bulau Wrote:
PA_Willy Wrote:
philip.ed Wrote:Fireskull: water=5! Confusedhock: Haven't heard of that one before. Any pictures? I mean, what's the difference between water=4 vs 5?
Water=5 doesn't exist.
Yes, it does exist...but you have to go outdoors to get it.

Big Grin I always thought that was water=10? Wink
That's more realistic than the water outside...

- WCD88 - 13.03.2010

hey guys, and a happy st. pattys day to all! quick question, for whatever reason i cant save the changes to my conf.ini file. I make the changes, click save, all seems hunky dory but lo and behold i still cant change to "perfect" mode. as of now i have il-2 4.09 HSFX 4.1 that works fine. HELP, im gettin tired of flat textureless water. appreaciate all your hard work, keep it up

- KG64_Cnopicilin - 13.03.2010

WCD88 Wrote:hey guys, and a happy st. pattys day to all! quick question, for whatever reason i cant save the changes to my conf.ini file. I make the changes, click save, all seems hunky dory but lo and behold i still cant change to "perfect" mode. as of now i have il-2 4.09 HSFX 4.1 that works fine. HELP, im gettin tired of flat textureless water. appreaciate all your hard work, keep it up
use openGL and attempt stencil buffer.

- WCD88 - 13.03.2010

Yea thats what i thought at first, but it was already set to OpenGl and stencil buffer. i (unfortunatly) have vista. could that be part of it?

- KG64_Cnopicilin - 13.03.2010

WCD88 Wrote:Yea thats what i thought at first, but it was already set to OpenGl and stencil buffer. i (unfortunatly) have vista. could that be part of it?
I have Vista with no problems. What is your graphics card?

- Guest - 14.03.2010

If you install Il-2 on Vista to the dfault location you can't edit the files in the game.

You'll have to move your Il-2 game to another location i'm afraid Wink

- KG64_Cnopicilin - 14.03.2010

And edit the registry. It runs without anything in the registry but to have as few problems as possible you should edit it. If you're not familiar with registry editor leave the registry as it is.