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JohnB (2 posts)
Aug-14-01, 01:43 PM (EST) "Dim scenes !" 'Evening all,Why are so many of the MSTS scenes so dim ? Is there any way of increasing the overall brightness ( APART from turning the monitor brightness to full ! ) I would appreciate any useful suggestions. Many thanks in advance.John B
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: Dim scenes ! Nels_Anderson Aug-14-01 1 RE: Dim scenes ! Tinfish Aug-14-01 2 RE: Dim scenes ! sniper297 Aug-15-01 3

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Nels_Anderson (454 posts)
Aug-14-01, 04:27 PM (EST) 1. "RE: Dim scenes !" I've never noticed that it's especially dim...are you sure you've got your monitor brightness turned up enough?
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Tinfish (107 posts)
Aug-14-01, 05:03 PM (EST) 2. "RE: Dim scenes !"
Maybe try going into your graphics card system (via Control Panel/Adjust Display Properties) and see if you can adjust the brightness and/or Gamma Correction. (I havent had any probs in this area either)T. Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
sniper297 (177 posts)
Aug-15-01, 01:52 AM (EST) 3. "RE: Dim scenes !" Depending on your video card and setup you probably need to adjust the gamma for the directplay, if it's using that. I had my gamma up for games like quake, which use opengl, and was surprised to have a dark screen when i ran the first game that did not use opengl, but used the native directdraw drivers instead. Also be aware on a clean install, I think you have to set the display driver so it knows to use hardware. Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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