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I discovered ZRP is only a ~6MB file. I trust the OP when it says that it's the better and more updated mod, but what should I do if I'd still like to have Complete 2009's graphical enhancements (or their equivalent), which apparently didn't make it into ZRP?
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Nov 5, 2013 14:28
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Ddraig posted:You can pretty much copy and paste the textures from complete. Or use the photo realistic textures. I wouldn't recommend the absolute texture packs for SoC, they look really odd and ugly. Too sharp. Thanks. What about the fancy FX (parallax, depth of field, motion blur, dynamic lighting)?
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Nov 5, 2013 15:07
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Ddraig posted:Complete actually uses older shaders than the ones in the OP. I would recommend either those or Meltac's Dynamic Shaders from moddb. Well looks like I'm on board then, thanks! Are these the right links to the "photorealistic" and "absolute" texture packs you mentioned earlier? I think I'll download them all and pick a favourite: http://www.moddb.com/mods/photo-realistic-zone-2 http://absolute.crommcruac.com/
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Nov 5, 2013 15:40
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Currently tuning my ZRP settings. Can I get a quick primer on how the dynamic crosshair actually works in SoC+ZRP? Due to the lack of damage feedback, I can't quite tell if it correctly represents my gun's cone of fire (in which case the intro bandits appear to have way more health than I do and I should tone that down), or if there are any "hidden" accuracy penalties causing me to miss even if the cone of fire is entirely on target (in which case I'd try to increase player accuracy because I don't want to miss from that up close).
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Nov 6, 2013 21:39
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