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Help and Support Forums => Help and Training => Topic started by: onehotz on November 27, 2002, 08:49:13 AM
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Hi all,
I am currently playing AH at 1024X768 resolution, but damn planes and such seem soooo nsmall to me, even when close. Why is that? The proportion of percieved size as opposed to distance seems all wrong to me. Is it just me?
What screen resolutrion do you play in. Are there advantages to one resolution over another? Besides Frame Rate?
Thanks,
RINGER
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I play at the Max resolution. Makes things smaller unless you get a bigger monitor. Crisper IMHO.:D
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1600 x 1200 here...that's with an XP2000 and Geforce Ti4400.
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It's nearly impossible to really portray far distances through sie on a computer. For that matter, it's hard to perceive far distances IRL. I agree that it can be confusing (I play at 1024x768 as well) but that's really what icons are for. If out of icon range you probably need not worry about it unless it's a little bigger than a "dot" or if it seems to be moving significantly.
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1600x1200
Things close (not more than very few k yards away) are visible a lot better than on slower resolutions.
Things further away, aka dots, are harder to see. Seems like dots are the same amount of pixels, thus smaller at higher resolutions. But maybe they're just visible earlier (extremely small dots) so they're easier to see when they are visible on smaller resolutions.
For close range (few k) viewing it's great, anything else is visible easier on dar regardless of the resolution.
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1024*768
gotta make sure you have a MINIMUM of a 17 inch monitor (with recall off)
thats the best res before it gets to small (for me anyway)
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1600x1200
It's nice being able to ID planes beyond icon range.
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1024x768x32bit on a 19 inch monitor.
ack-ack
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Originally posted by Ack-Ack
1024x768x32bit on a 19 inch monitor.
ack-ack
Holy pixelation!
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I have a PII 400 MHZ 7.65GB Hard Drive Dell computer with a 32MB GeForce 2 Video Card and I play the game at 1024 x 768 and average frame rate is low 30's on a 15" monitor.
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1200x768 32bit on a 17"
For some reason 1600x1200 shows only partial enlarged picture with updated radeon8500(64MB)/256MB/AMD1600+XP, but screenshots show full view, monitor adjusting having no effect.
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1280*1024 here 20" monitor
I think the isue of the size of the other planes is probably related to the field of view you have in the non zoomed mode. You have a wider field of view than you would get in real life which makes the planes seen smaller than they would normally appear, (Bit like a rear view mirror in a car - "Objects may be closer than they appear" etc).
TTFN
snafu
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Originally posted by snafu
You have a wider field of view than you would get in real life
If you had the field of view you have in AH you probably wouldn't pass the medical required for a pilot license...
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I fly using 1024x768x32bit with a XP1500+ cpu, GeF4 Ti4200 64Mb on a ViewSonic 19" monitor.
fuzeman
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What does TTFN mean?
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1600x1200x32 (60-75 fps)
XP2100, GF3 Ti500, 256MB DDR333
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Originally posted by Urchin
What does TTFN mean?
Not positive and guessing more than anything... but could it be:
Ta Ta For Now ?
Similar to a 'See you later'.
Am I close?
fuzeman
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Originally posted by Urchin
What does TTFN mean?
Ta Ta for now :) Yea I know, sad really but you did ask.....
TTFN
snafu
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Lol, next time I won't ask then...
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1600x1200 32bit On A 21" Samsung SyncMaster 1100p Makes For Nice Picture.
XP2100 Geforce Ti4400 128mb anti alias 4x, Aniscopic Filter Off
Nvidia 40.72 Drivers
Nice And Clean I Used To Use 1024X768 32bit On Same Set-up.
I Didn't Notice Much On Size Changes When I Switched Resolutions.
But Now I Can See GV's From 3k To 4k Away Pretty Easily, Much Easier With Clutter Off.
So I Would Say If You Have A 19" Or Larger (Monitor That Is) Try Higher Resolutions Out You May Like It Alot.