AimIsADickI designed the crosshair around cl_crosshair_scale 32 (which is the default value), so that would be the ideal value to use.
what resolution?
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AimIsADickI designed the crosshair around cl_crosshair_scale 32 (which is the default value), so that would be the ideal value to use.
what resolution?
it looks like rgl sets sv_restrict_aspect_ratio_fov 2 which means your fov will stop getting wider after 16.65:9 so probably not really worth bothering with it from a competitive standpoint
maybe other games do it the same way, in which case this would be a moot point, but tf2 actually allows fov up to about 108.43° (even with sv_restrict_aspect_ratio_fov) depending on your aspect ratio. if you're playing on 16:9, fov_desired 90 is giving you an fov of around 106.26°
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Lightclaw8 GB RAM
Its a miracle his game doesnt crash, Id assume he has plenty of perfomance mods like nohats and etc, for most people it used to crash often without configs years ago
I mean as long as you're not running other things in the background 8gb should be fine, tf2 is 32 bit after all
trilinear is a type of texture filtering. if you have texture filtering off (mat_filtertextures 0), it doesn't matter whether your filtering mode is set to bilinear/trilinear/aniso, since it isnt using it
I had bought a Herman miller aeron but it was kinda shit and not worth 1500 bucks so I returned that bitch and got this instead. I've been pretty happy with it so far
Wandumsources: dude trust me
Listen bro I'm just saying what I recall, and I phrased it that way too. Here's some messages I could find from the mastercomfig discord, again I'm not sure how true it is, just something I remembered, like I said initinally, but mastercoms has generally been right about things
recording a demo does make your game run slightly worse and Im 99% sure I remember mastercoms saying it messes up hitreg a little, probably not the reason people don't record though
If I remember right you have to restart your game or load a new map between changing r_worldlightmin to see the difference. You could also try pasting everything between the quotes in this line from mastercomfig into your config: https://github.com/mastercomfig/mastercomfig/blob/304c3acc58a951f63c4a8b49a4ba2e065c959582/config/mastercomfig/cfg/comfig/comfig.cfg#L294.
I think probably the setting that would affect that would be r_worldlightmin, mastercomfig uses 999999 for very low and .0008 for low so you could try one of those
batemanI used to use LTSC but I stopped because I wanted the ryzen scheduler that came with updated releases
there's LTSC 21h2 now, I think it has that
I've found that windows 10 enterprise ltsc is a lot more bearable compared to the regular windows 10, though the powershell scripts or w10privacy or whatever are still needed to disable some of the nut shit you don't want