Awesome, glad you had a great experience. No bugs encountered is what I like to hear! I assume you encountered the easter egg at the end? That should be impossible to miss. As for other secrets, not really. I think the Abbey might have some new dialogue, but that's about it.Now I finished the RP third time, and my f2 didnt crash a single time! Good job Killap. Is there any extra secret can be found after the ending?
Try what Valcik said. Usually messing with directx 9 and other graphic modes fixes this problem. See ddraw.ini and f2_res.ini
Yes, once RP 2.3.1 is out, I'll finally update it there and all other sites hosting my files. This should be on Monday (Dec 30th).@killap
Are you planning to update your moddb page as well? Just a reminder
http://www.moddb.com/mods/fallout-2-restoration-project
Thanks for your hard work and huge dedication to this game!
All fairly minor, though there is unlocked dialogue for Cassidy and another important fix for a potential (though rare) case of infinite dialogue windows coming up when talking to Vortis' guard in NCR. A few other fixes as well. However, no map changes and the changes made to the scripts won't require entering the area for the first time either. Everyone is safe to proceed with their save games and once the update is out, it'll be completely safe to install it on top and continue gaming. I won't be releasing a patch, it'll be a full install (195MB). I don't do patches to patches.What are the updates in 2.3.1, Killap? Is it recommended to start with a new save again for it, or is it just a few minor things that just require the RP patching? Only just left Arroyo at the moment, so don't want to get too far if there's anything I'll miss scheduled for the final update.
Hmm, anytime I hear about a crash upon entering the Den for the first time in the RP it is always related to a bad installation. Does it crash if you do a fresh install and don't change the language folder? And why are you changing the folder? That shouldn't be needed at all. That doesn't seem right.Hello
Thank you so much killap for this amazing work, it made me wish to play again this game back from my childhood.
But i have a bug when I try ^^
I installed the game and the RP like you said, i had to change the graphics because i had rainbow colors and had to rename the language folder to play in english. The result is a french/english game with so much new contents it drives you crazy but, when i try to enter the Den for the first time the game crashes and this
happened twice, both after an encounter with angry outcast during the travel.
Any idea ?
Awesome, glad it's working for you! However, I'm curious why f2_res.ini wasn't already set to use Dx9 and 32bit? The RP 2.3 installer should be setting that on systems that are Windows Vista and above.-RAINBOW COLORS yeaheah (went to f2_res_config.exe and selected Dx9 and 32bit)
Once RP 2.3.1 is out I won't be updating for a long time, at least I claim as such. I won't update sfall/high res unless they fix something major. Now, if another RP update comes along for any other reason, then of course I'll update to whatever the latest is for those libraries.killap,
Are you planning to update RP after 2.3 only with updated sfall, h-res patch etc?
Yeah, you're right, I think I might just do that. I've seen numerous reports about this. Should be safe for everyone I hope...I think the cpuidle setting in ddraw.ini should be set by default to "1". I bet F2 has extremely high framerate on all modern PCs and people are not even aware of it.
You're playing as a male? What armor? Also, you chose the smoking options in the installer?Btw, my smoking animation doesn't work. got the lighter...
So, the RP really only requires the high res patch for the EPA. You should be able to play the rest of the game without it. In what way does it make the maps weird for you? If you're running at 640x480 you shouldn't have any issues.this does not happen when i turn off high resolution patch... but then again it makes the map weird coz it is required in the new version of the rp...
I'll be trying 2.3 when I get a newer pc sometime next year... for the meantime I'll just ask what version of the RP does not use the high res patch...
@killap, I use Debian "Wheezy" (with Linux kernel 3.2.0, if it's of any use) and Wine (Windows XP mode) with a GoG install of Fallout 2 and I'm not seeing any immediate negative impact when I enable either the ProcessorIdle in ddraw.ini *or* the CPU_USAGE_FIX in f2_res.ini. (I'm not seeing any positive impact so far, either, but I just installed the RP today.)killap said:EDIT2
Yeah, the f2_res setting seems to be a winner for Win 7 too. Hmm, I'm leaning towards that setting rather than the sfall one. Does anyone have input on this matter? CPU usage has never been a problem for me, so I need others to chime in on this.
@Arthandas I don't know if you're using Linux, but here goes: I'm using Wine on Debian Linux and I noticed the same thing when using the generic (open-source) Radeon graphics card driver. When I installed the proprietary ATI driver, the cursor lag went away immediately. I'm playing on 1600x900, if that makes a difference. I haven't tested whether party size makes a difference--this is just starting out.@killap
Thanks for a lightning fast response. I found the setting of "1" to be the best compromise between the smooth cursor/high fps and a bit laggy cursor/lower fps. Now the fps rises to around 110 when moving the cursor, and to 550 at character screen. Higher values doesn't seem to improve anything but make cursor and movies very laggy. I just wish there was a way to maintain constant 30 or 60 fps without any fluctuations. Still, it's a very minor issue compared to FOT where I'm getting constant 1,5k fps no matter what I'm doing and my card is sweating like it was rendering some 3d modern shooter