Darkness inside buildings .

2006-03-23 07:52:20

#1

<G.O.P>Cookism: Member; +0|7080

Can eneyone help
i have a G-force 6800
2 gig of ram
500w p/s
amd 64 3500+

I can max out all the setting just fine and nothing helps I even tried to match refresh rates on the monitor and computer and still, the instant I go into a building or bunker or anything will walls it gets real dark
the only thing I see is the light coming through the windows, and some times a
Red name tag but that’s usually when the Problem goes away:)
Please if anyone can help it would be great
thanks

2006-03-23 07:56:50

#2

TheEternalPessimist: Wibble; +412|7076|Mhz

hmm you got dynamic lighting on high? try fiddling with that bit. failing that driver upgrade? or increase your gamma setting

2006-03-23 08:20:20

#3

cmotdibbler: Member; +19|7122|The pork thing inna bun stall.

Probably been said before but mine got better when i set Dynamic Lighting = OFF and Dynamic Shadows = OFF. Can you set game profiles with your video control panel? If so as suggested above adjust the gamma setting.

2006-03-23 09:28:28

#4

Junior_Mud: Member; +1|7124|Concord, CA

Are you sure its not just the 'buildings' that your in? I know that some bunkers I go in are just as bright as outside, and others are darker than hell! check a few buildings, see if there is a lighting difference. or if they are all consistant. then you know there is a prob.

2006-03-23 09:54:51

#5

<G.O.P>Cookism: Member; +0|7080

Junior_Mud wrote:
Are you sure its not just the 'buildings' that your in? I know that some bunkers I go in are just as bright as outside, and others are darker than hell! check a few buildings, see if there is a lighting difference. or if they are all consistant. then you know there is a prob.

Ya im sure because if i spawn in a building it will be bright "normal" however the second i move or look around it gets dark instantly

2006-03-23 10:24:54

#6

Junior_Mud: Member; +1|7124|Concord, CA

Thats odd, I've not had that problem. Like they said above. try to fiddle with dynamic lighting, also try to update your drivers and maybe DriectX.

when I had problems with BF2 it was ALWAYS my DriectX was outdated or corrupt.

Good luck my friend.

2006-03-23 10:57:43

#7

polarbearz: Raiders of the Lost Bear; +-1,474|7245|Singapore

Just turn it off, bright as day.

Important settings: These settings are recommended. Never adjust them unless your system is in dire need of more fps.
Highest Resolution @ Highest Refresh Rate
Effects High -> More visible trails for jets, noob tube, rockets
Geometry High -> To see distant objects better
Lighting Low -> Brighter alleys and interiors
View Distance Scale 100%

Other settings: Tweak to your own desire, taking into account your system's ability. Settings like Anti-aliasing, Dynamic Light and Dynamic Shadows can have major impact on system performance.

2006-03-23 10:58:50

#8

[CANADA]_Zenmaster: Pope Picard II; +473|7202

Bf2 resets my gamma when I launch or alt tab as some kind of level the playing field feature so I "can't" turn my brightness way up and see people in dark spots easier. I think this has something to do with SF and nightvision as well.

Use a program to bind your gamma adjust to a hotkey, or default hotkeys if you're drivers provide it. Then press the hotkeys in game, and voila huge advantage pour vous. I use ATItool.

2006-03-23 15:56:57

#9

<G.O.P>Cookism: Member; +0|7080

polarbearz wrote:
Just turn it off, bright as day.

Important settings: These settings are recommended. Never adjust them unless your system is in dire need of more fps.

Lighting Low -> Brighter alleys and interiors .

Awesome I alway's thought that High=better not in this case

Thank you all for your help.....Hey did you guy's know in the T.V. Station on Sharqi there are numbers on the wall to tell you what floor your on....It's freakin awesome!

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