If you can't find cg_fov, either seta it in the ingame console, or add the line manually
Have fun with a proper widescreen resolution! Just to help, here are my settings from Jedi Knight 2: If it happens on loading screens, just watch the processor light to see progress. NB: Some games will not display the videos at the beginning when these settings are active. Do NOT change the resolution in the settings panel, or you will have to edit the.
The exact Field of Vision is a matter of taste, so fiddle and find which setting you like the most!ġ1 ) Once these changes have been made, save them and start the game. You can even set it to 360, but it looks like a fisheye lens. Otherwise it will ignore the settings and do its own thing.ġ0 ) Find the line 'seta cg_fov' and change the value to '115' or whatever you want. E.g: 1050 or 1200.ĩ ) THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT! Change the line 'seta r_mode' to '-1'. cfg files associated with Wordpad or not from then on.ħ ) Use find (Ctrl-F) to find the string 'seta r_customwidth' and change the value in the quotes to read either 1680 or 1920, whichever res you haveĨ ) The string 'seta r_customheight' should be below it, if it isn't, find it, ad change it to whatever value you want.
It's a waste of time.Ħ ) You can either have the. (for example: jk2config.cfg in JK2)ĥ ) Select 'Open With' or 'Open' in the right click menu and then choose 'Wordpad' in the scroll list. (where GameDirectory is where you installed the game)Ĥ ) Right click the 'whatever.cfg' file. cfg file.ģ ) Navigate to 'GameDirectory\Base\' directory. Go help this man make something fabulous, and check out the project’s ModDB page.2 ) Run once, and quit, to generate the. I wish my skills in coding extended beyond bashing my head against the keyboard until words come out, but that is how I write, after all. This is awesome news, and my body is ready. That’s a lot of work for one person, so he’s reaching out for coders and texture artists on the forum if you think you’ve got the chops. JDBArtist, via the Gaming Nexus forums, is taking on the project and attempting to overhaul the single-player missions and some multiplayer arenas of JKII, with new textures for each surface and improved lighting. When Disney closed LucasArts last April, Jedi Knight II developer Raven Software was a total bro and released the source code to the popular entry in the Jedi Knight series, perhaps with the hope that modders and other talented, gorgeous people like JDBArtist would be able to create something fantastic out of the ashes of a game that would never see another sequel. Well, that might be a little extreme, but given how much this game means to me as part of my continuing love/hate relationship with Star Wars and its media properties, this is a pretty huge deal. Kyle Katarn lives on in an upcoming Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast HD remake mod from JDBArtist, our new lord and savior of the PC mod scene.
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