Stereoglyphic Red/Cyan is easy (even Sony Vegas has an option for it) , Anaglyph is in some other game (not sure but I think someone said Minecraft)
but personally, I wouldn't mind either, so long as it's not crosseyed... It hurts and focusing it dead center is HARD. There's no way it's practical.
I think that the M1 filetype support is where it's at. I'm glad that that is finally coming around (no matter how slowly).
The (hopefully) official "wishlist" thread.
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Good mouse support would be nice. As well as 16x9 aspect ratios.
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You want this.hawkeyefile wrote:As well as 16x9 aspect ratios.
Try the Shader renderer, if your computer can handle it -- I've only seen the slowdown in Classic.Asylum wrote:Properly optimised 3D models, or whatever is the issue that causes horrific framerates with them on screen.
What's wrong with the current mouse support?hawkeyefile wrote:Good mouse support would be nice.
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It just doesn't feel right, try playing something like Quake or ZDoom and you'll see a huge difference in the mouse controls. Aleph One's mouse control is just awkward, I simply cannot play with it. The movement feels very un-mouse-like (feels more like really poor joystick emulation), I can't really describe it. One problem is that vertical looking is extremely slow compared to horizontal looking. That, and it's very unsmooth.DADDY Z3RO wrote:What's wrong with the current mouse support?
Aleph One: Built in updater
Dedicated servers? Not sure if in the possibility of the game, maybe allow a user to host a network game that has a 60 second join time, plays out and then sets up a new game automatically.
Dedicated servers? Not sure if in the possibility of the game, maybe allow a user to host a network game that has a 60 second join time, plays out and then sets up a new game automatically.
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Sweet jesus, someone actually noticed this besides me. Been bugging the A1 devs about this since the beginning and they always ignore me.Sodaholic486 wrote:It just doesn't feel right, try playing something like Quake or ZDoom and you'll see a huge difference in the mouse controls. Aleph One's mouse control is just awkward, I simply cannot play with it. The movement feels very un-mouse-like (feels more like really poor joystick emulation), I can't really describe it. One problem is that vertical looking is extremely slow compared to horizontal looking. That, and it's very unsmooth.
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Hey, use to be worse. This is paradise compared to the first Marathon. 

Now that is an interesting idea! Might have a problem of the host computer standing around doing nothing every game except taking up a player slot, but interesting none the less.Stealth wrote:Dedicated servers? Not sure if in the possibility of the game, maybe allow a user to host a network game that has a 60 second join time, plays out and then sets up a new game automatically.
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True, Back then mouse support was craptastic. However I try bringing it up every year (for the last 11 years) to the a1 devs and they're like, "Mouse support? Whats wrong with it?" I don't think they get it. I tried to get a netgame setup with my friends but they would not play the game due to the bad mouse support.herecomethej2000 wrote:Hey, use to be worse. This is paradise compared to the first Marathon.
The problem with the mouse is that it is not precise enough, for example; move you mouse really slowly, (I mean really slowly). You will notice it skips like 6 or 7 pixels instead of the usual 1 in every game made since the late 90's. I think the a1 devs are stuck in 1995 mode where mouse support is optional. Also the new new release has some fun bugs, I think it should have stayed as an RC for a while longer.
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Adjust the mouse sensitivity in A1's preferences (not your OS's preferences)
It makes a BIG difference IMHO.
I lower it a bit. The default just doesn't work for me.
It makes a BIG difference IMHO.
I lower it a bit. The default just doesn't work for me.
I am reminded of this thread. Could better mouse support ruin backwards compatibility?
http://www.pfhorums.com/viewtopic.php?t=5455
http://www.pfhorums.com/viewtopic.php?t=5455
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You do realize that the purpose of the engine is to allow people to play games that were released around 1995, right? There are plenty of other engines around that are designed to work with newer games. If you don't like the way Marathon actually works, then maybe you should take your mouse and get the hell out.hawkeyefile wrote:I think the a1 devs are stuck in 1995 mode where mouse support is optional.
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Woah, zdoom is based off of a game made in 1993 and has the smoothest mouse support ever.W wrote:You do realize that the purpose of the engine is to allow people to play games that were released around 1995, right? There are plenty of other engines around that are designed to work with newer games. If you don't like the way Marathon actually works, then maybe you should take your mouse and get the hell out.
Are you also telling me that there is a Marathon engine besides A1 that has smooth mouse support? I'm just kind of strange about it I guess because they add all of these features to the engine and completely ignore the mouse rendering. I doubt I'm the only one who noticed this, I also doubt I am the only mouse playing player who had a few in MP slip away because the mouse is really skippy. Also W'rkncacnter that felt hostile.
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I don't think you see it either, I've tried every setting imaginable. It actually lies in the engine's rendering system somewhere, which has changed little due to the backwards compatibility of films.ukimalefu wrote:Adjust the mouse sensitivity in A1's preferences (not your OS's preferences)
It makes a BIG difference IMHO.
I lower it a bit. The default just doesn't work for me.
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I personally never use the mouse.
How but built in matches? Where it take the winner from a previous matches and pits them together randomly?
How but built in matches? Where it take the winner from a previous matches and pits them together randomly?
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Now that sounds like a good idea (the second part).listener wrote:I personally never use the mouse.
How but built in matches? Where it take the winner from a previous matches and pits them together randomly?
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*Not all of my ideas are dumb*
But is it possible?
But is it possible?
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Almost anything is possible. However is it possible for the A1 devs to get on it, now that's the real question.
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How do you suggest a feature?
Here? Sourceforge? Or Pm.
Here? Sourceforge? Or Pm.
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sourceforge.listener wrote:How do you suggest a feature?
Here? Sourceforge? Or Pm.
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Didn't mean to be rude, just wanted better mouse support.Asylum wrote:That's because it was hostile. Nobody likes reasonable people with reasonable arguments, so take your mouse and get the hell out. Meanwhile we hipster computer users will continue to use only keyboard input.
Also "Nobody likes reasonable people with reasonable arguments" sounds weird. What's wrong with being reasonable?
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Too bad there's nothing reasonable about hawkeyefile. If I seem hostile, it's only because I don't like him.
hawkeyefile wrote:sourceforge.
Been there. Page confused the crap out of me.
Could someone check to make sure that the request actually went through.
My computer has been known to "ghost". (Show things that aren't there.)
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I feel the same about you, hugs and kisses.Asylum wrote:Oh god I hate this guy, he suggests things for Aleph One I don't like. Therefore I'm going behave towards him in a way that would be incredibly awkward in person.
On another note dedicated server support would be awesome.
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