Counter-Strike 1.6 Smoke issue

kayone · 16 May 2006 at 20:57

Right it's kinda hard to explain but, new build PC so drivers/settings etc were pretty much default. I've turned off v-sync though.

When I walk into a smoke my orientation goes kinda strange like some sort of v-sync issue it forces my view all over place. Really hard one to explain.

Anyone got any ideas?

PlatinumFX · 16 May 2006 at 20:59

Is it as if your charactors heads is pivoting left or right and every verticle line (on buildings, blocks ect) is slightly diagonal?

kayone · 16 May 2006 at 21:09

PlatinumFX said:
Is it as if your charactors heads is pivoting left or right and every verticle line (on buildings, blocks ect) is slightly diagonal?

Aint just left and right - it's all over the place depends on which way i turn my mouse. I've noticed there are some lines in the smoke which move on different axis dependant on where i'm stood.

DaveyD · 16 May 2006 at 21:14

Those lines in the pic are just normal lines of smoke, just overlapping textures hitting the wall, futher and further away.

Are you using full detail smoke? Or 16-bit mode?

Not really sure what you mean though.

kayone · 16 May 2006 at 21:17

DaveyD said:
Those lines in the pic are just normal lines of smoke, just overlapping textures hitting the wall, futher and further away.

Are you using full detail smoke? Or 16-bit mode?

Not really sure what you mean though.

It's just medium smoke. I know what u mean by the lines overlapping the smoke - these or somewhat different as they move from facing one way diagonally to the opposite way with me moving left to right.

What happs is when i move into certain parts my POV is jerks to a another direction or looking up/down forced.

richyfingers · 16 May 2006 at 21:18

Hmm, sounds really strange, don’t really know what it is that you mean. Try making a short video clip or something so we can get a better idea. Offhand I cant really think of anything that would do that, perhaps smoke detail settings or something like that?

kayone · 16 May 2006 at 21:20

richyfingers said:
Hmm, sounds really strange, don’t really know what it is that you mean. Try making a short video clip or something so we can get a better idea. Offhand I cant really think of anything that would do that, perhaps smoke detail settings or something like that?

The smoke details settings & other various gfx setting within the CCC have been tested and still no luck. I'll get an avi sorted out soonish.