hello.



I use fuhquake and have a custom gfx.wad with the HUD exactly how I want it etc etc.


Only thing I want to change is I want to remove the bright white stripes running around aerowalk,


example :


http://frib.planetquake.gamespy.com/aerowalk2.jpg


see those white stripes?


when using gl_max_size 1 they stand out even more, and this is irritating when an enemy stand above or near them, making shafting enemy kinda hard...


anyway I know you can modify this easily if using 24bits, but I dont want to do that, I just want to remove these white stripes without using 24 bits mode..


Any way to do this?

peace

Well, -depth 16 and put your unnamed16 and unnamed16_luma in textures. Not sure if that is what you want but my answer is correct .

hmm -depth 16 is colordepth ?

like 16 or 32 bit color?

what does this help in my case?


also what is unnamed16 and unnamed16_luma ? how do i create or get these files?


the folder "textures" does it get loaded when NOT using 24bits ?


please elaborate your answer... Thanks

Is there are a specific reason why you don't want 24 bits? You can make most (if not all) of ezQuake look like good old Quake.

If ezquake supports pcx textures that might be a chance.

well firstly i run fuhquake and Im not gonna switch over to EZ..


also I remember when using 24bits it changed the look of the hud and console and some other things..


so I just wanna remove those white stripes without using 24bits..

You should mention about 24bits textures (not mode). Probably you used some "uncunstomized" all in one pack or so, here it changes nothing unless i want it . PNG images can use pallete indexed colors like f.ex PCX. Anyway, here you have 1-bit images: http://korni.ovh.org/temp/unnamed16.png http://korni.ovh.org/temp/unnamed16_luma.png put them in qw/textures directory. Enjoy black stripes!

i remember def taking great pains to solve this very problem. I think he discovered that it is not a texture but actually an absence of any texture that makes those lines. I don't think he ever found a solution after trying various highly technical methods.