Graphic settings for RTCW
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- Doug the Unforgiven
Graphic settings for RTCW
Last night I jacked my graphic settings back to High Quality while I was playing on the beach, and, of course, it looks great.
So here's my question: why does the game decide later to do whatever the hell it wants with the graphics? My computer can more than handle the settings. It even turned the particles off on it's own (after I had turned them back on for the nice effects). It seems random, but happens often enough to get really annoying.
Does anyone know why it does this? Does anyone know how to stop it? Anyone? I would love for my settings to stay what they are from day to day and not have to constantly readjust them to what I want (and what I KNOW my computer can do). Any clue?
So here's my question: why does the game decide later to do whatever the hell it wants with the graphics? My computer can more than handle the settings. It even turned the particles off on it's own (after I had turned them back on for the nice effects). It seems random, but happens often enough to get really annoying.
Does anyone know why it does this? Does anyone know how to stop it? Anyone? I would love for my settings to stay what they are from day to day and not have to constantly readjust them to what I want (and what I KNOW my computer can do). Any clue?
- El Cid
Yeah Doug, the reason is that RTCW saves a list of your past settings, known as the "wolfconfig_mp.cfg" file. This file is generated every time you enter a new server, and there is an original inside the "Main" folder (for when you play with yourself ie; host your server). So for instance to solve your problem, you would have to delete the "wolfconfig_mp.cfg" file that is causing your settings to revert to what you dont want them at. This could either be in the "Main" folder, or in the folder that ECGN created for you, under "Shrubmod" or "Shrub" or "Shrub3.01" (I forget which exect one.
So long story short, delete the "wolfconfig" files, in the shrub mods, and change your settings again, then it should be saved.
So long story short, delete the "wolfconfig" files, in the shrub mods, and change your settings again, then it should be saved.
- Doug the Unforgiven
- Doug the Unforgiven
Originally posted by LadyDeathstrike
also doug i think there should be a autoexec.cfg in ur main remove this after doing ur settings and they will stop reverting to ur old this changes the config and overwrites the config everytime u connect to a server i did and have no prob
so can I do this without removing all that other stuff? and have it overwrite the config everytime still? Since I'm a bit of a tard I'm a little paranoid about removing stuff.
Sorry to drag this out. I really have appreciated the feedback, guys.

- Wairudo Enjin
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Doug,
Since you are paranoid about removing stuff, do what I do.
Rename it ...add..... .bak or .sav or something similar to the end of the file name. This way if you did something wrong, you can always just rename the file again to its original name.
Since you are paranoid about removing stuff, do what I do.
Rename it ...add..... .bak or .sav or something similar to the end of the file name. This way if you did something wrong, you can always just rename the file again to its original name.

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