In cases that we can't save the compiled shaders, you can use r_lazyShaders 1 to decrease startup time by delaying compilation until the menu appears. In that case, we will do shader compilation one at a time every so often while you are still interacting with the UI or waiting on the first loading ...

You are correct, I don't see the option anywhere in the UI. That is a UX bug on our end. We should not be allowing people to turn auto download off because then they will not be able to easily get new maps. You can turn it on manually by pressing ~ and then typing /cl_allowDownload 1 [ ENTER ] and /...

The bots seem to be standing still on random locations around a map, especially on large maps (Dev server). Only moving to attack when enemies are near them. Sometimes when they are in their base, they don't even move to defend even when enemies are attacking the base. Probably stuck on a navmesh i...

Why in the world would you include a behaviour that you've specifically identified as being boring and unfair in the default bot decision tree? It isn't in the default bot decision tree. It is an option. There is currently: default.bt ( regular bot behavior, default loaded behavior tree if none is ...

Technically, the card itself should be able to run the new renderer without problems. It is just Mac's drivers that are holding it back :( The implementation of GLSL is so bad, it doesn't even give us a compile log so we can see what went wrong........ compile log: After that should have been a list...

The first post is comparing apples and oranges. Tremulous's acid tubes are a few hundred tris at most, with nothing more than a diffusemap. Our acid tubes are 5000 tris each, and come with diffuse, specular, and normal maps. Additionally, they are skeletal animated models, which is much more taxing ...

Saying this now so no one has trouble: I just changed the navigation mesh file format again yesterday. This was required to support temporary obstacles. The bots should now not get stuck on buildings anymore. The servers have been updated with this improvement. Since the navmesh file format changed,...

GLW_StartOpenGL() - could not load OpenGL subsystem: Missing GL version

Update your graphics driver.

That's all I can see since that console log is missing a lot of information....

No GPU supports quads natively ( they would just get tessellated into tris before reaching it ), and support for quads in OpenGL was depreciated in 3.0 and removed in 3.1. Therefore, we use tris for rendering. Do you guys smooth or just soften the normals? I'm not sure exactly what you mean by this....

The requirements for running GL3 are extremely low. The bare minimum for getting it to run is support for OpenGL 2.1 that isn't buggy. OpenGL 2.1 is 7 years old now, and is about the feature equivalent of Direct3D9. The GL3 renderer itself is pretty fast. It will easily hit the capped 125fps on even...