must i lower fps in film2 for pics....

:|:ArcaneGel
01-01-2003, 07:43 PM
to come out correctly? i prolly fucked with it mistakenly, however now when i hit the on key, it only takes the same damn pic over n over till i turn it off...??

Brain^Virus
01-01-2003, 08:34 PM
Sounds like you really fucked something up. :)

Go into ClientPrefs.cs and and make sure the following three variables look something like this:
$pref::VHUD::Film::FPS = 24;
$pref::VHUD::Film::scapTi me = 1.0;
$pref::VHUD::Film::waitTi me = 0.1;

Don't set the FPS variable very high... definitely no more than 60 should be necessary or attempted.
I wouldn't recommend changing waitTime or scapTime at all. If you do decide to change scapTime, lower it at no more that 0.1 increments.

:|:ArcaneGel
01-03-2003, 03:46 AM
well didnt work. do you think if i delete the play.gui file it may help?

Brain^Virus
01-03-2003, 04:39 AM
Delete all references to $pref::VHUD::* from your ClientPrefs.cs and re-install the script fresh. If you're just trying to take a screenshot of a specific moment, I'd recommend lowering the FPS to something like 10 in the script file before running it.

:|:ArcaneGel
01-03-2003, 05:07 AM
oh no, im trying to collect them for a movie. it seems to run, and stop as it is supposed to. just every pic comes out identical to the first one it takes though, i will do a fresh install though.

Brain^Virus
01-03-2003, 05:29 AM
I see... I hate to suggest it, but you may have driver isues that prevent you from taking screenshots properly. Try taking screenshots from in-game at various times and see what happens.