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General Forums => Open Beta Test => Topic started by: 1stpar3 on August 27, 2016, 02:43:00 AM
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Ok, now that Bustr showed me how to adjust my graphics card to display the full spectrum of colors, I have a new issue/ question. I now notice that the horizon on the current map is fairly thick and a whole lot of haze. I still get the hard lines that look like a wall /box coming out of clouds and night time. So I ask, is the haze on horizon the same monster? Could be I guess as you cant fly through it or under like you can with clouds. Just curious and its no great deal! So with that being asked ...Thank you BUSTR! I was missing a lot not having my colors dialed in! :aok
Even though I owe him one, I still feel the need to ask this as well. What kind of BBQ rub/sauce goes best with pork!!!??? I know, I know..."Come get some" and fairly certain you would deliver the opportunity. LOL :devil
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More then likely the haze you are seeing is an arena setting to help with some folks' graphics. The shorter the distance you can see the better your video card might run. At least that's the way it was in AH2.
You can test this offline by tweaking the fog setting under Ranges in the arena settings.
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Never use sauce when you BBQ. It burns so use sauce after cooked. Use a rub before placing on pit. If you do not make your own, I suggest Fiesta brand Brisket Rub. This can be used on beef, pork, and chicken.
Key thing to remember when cooking meat.... do not overcook. When you remove it from the pit it will continue cooking for awhile due to temperature.
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Unless you are looking for authentic smoke flavor in pulled pork, you can simmer the pork butt for about 3 hours in a stock pot until it just starts to pull apart, adding smoke flavor in the last hour. It will fall apart like smoked or slow roasted, and the fat will be that gooy goodness. Pull it into shreds, mix with your favorite BBQ sauce, and it tastes the same as slow cooked. If you put 1\2 cup of thyme in the water it will enhance the smokiness and then use the simmering stock after to make split pea soup. You can do this with inexpensive hams and they will be very moist and savory.
Simmering is a very old English way of cooking ham or butt. They would make a honey meade glaze with mustard. Coat the simmered ham or butt, then bake for 30min to glaze it on.
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Bustr. "Authentic smoke flavor" doesn't come from boiled meat. This is blasphemy.
Sayin
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Didn't know there was a setting for fog in arena settings! Cool, good to know! As far as the BBQ...was more a question about Bustr's particular kind of PORK lol Never BBQed a Pig on The Wing,much lol :evil:
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Never use sauce when you BBQ. It burns so use sauce after cooked. Use a rub before placing on pit. If you do not make your own, I suggest Fiesta brand Brisket Rub. This can be used on beef, pork, and chicken.
Key thing to remember when cooking meat.... do not overcook. When you remove it from the pit it will continue cooking for awhile due to temperature.
Put on the BBQ sauce 1 hour before pulling the meat off the smoker. Give or take a few depending on temp. The higher your temperature the shorter the time your sauce should be on. I base my time on a temp of around 225 - 250 degrees
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Ok, now that Bustr showed me how to adjust my graphics card to display the full spectrum of colors,
I can't find this thread - could someone please post a link? Will it make everything look a little less pastel in AH3? Or is the pastel shade of everything by design?
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Read this:
https://pcmonitors.info/articles/correcting-hdmi-colour-on-nvidia-and-amd-gpus/
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Read this:
https://pcmonitors.info/articles/correcting-hdmi-colour-on-nvidia-and-amd-gpus/
Thanks!
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Hope that works for you, like it did me! I am running a pretty small POV setting and one notch of resolution below monitors native setting. This put a lot of details a bit closer, and the washed out look really looked nasty. Sorry I didn't add the link when I posted this. Never thought about it :bhead
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Bustr. "Authentic smoke flavor" doesn't come from boiled meat. This is blasphemy.
Sayin
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Amen.
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Ok, now that Bustr showed me how to adjust my graphics card to display the full spectrum of colors, I have a new issue/ question. I now notice that the horizon on the current map is fairly thick and a whole lot of haze. I still get the hard lines that look like a wall /box coming out of clouds and night time. So I ask, is the haze on horizon the same monster? Could be I guess as you cant fly through it or under like you can with clouds. Just curious and its no great deal! So with that being asked ...Thank you BUSTR! I was missing a lot not having my colors dialed in! :aok
Even though I owe him one, I still feel the need to ask this as well. What kind of BBQ rub/sauce goes best with pork!!!??? I know, I know..."Come get some" and fairly certain you would deliver the opportunity. LOL :devil
On the ground everything looks as clear as can be. But...
Im also noticing a haze which is ok for distances such as the horizon but also shows up relatively closely as well once I gain any sort of alt.
Im seeing this even with my detail settings maxed out.
In a fight I am finding this somewhat disorienting (for lack of a better term) and its hard to get a crisp view of my target which is made even harder by the softer colors and shapes of aircraft
Its funny because looking down at the ground everything looks fine, actually the higher I go the more realistic the ground looks. Its in the horizontal that this "fog" effect seems to be the most pronounced
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YES! Exactly what I was talking about! Its doable...just looks weird. :aok
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On the ground everything looks as clear as can be. But...
Im also noticing a haze which is ok for distances such as the horizon but also shows up relatively closely as well once I gain any sort of alt.
Im seeing this even with my detail settings maxed out.
In a fight I am finding this somewhat disorienting (for lack of a better term) and its hard to get a crisp view of my target which is made even harder by the softer colors and shapes of aircraft
Its funny because looking down at the ground everything looks fine, actually the higher I go the more realistic the ground looks. Its in the horizontal that this "fog" effect seems to be the most pronounced
So you want AH2 back? Turn off post lighting and you will get uber AH2 graphics.
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Using the overscan on amd cards really helped my colors in ah3.
I suggest everyone work on their FOV setting. I use 93. That gives a good compromise between SA and crisper lines.