Your client config or gl_modulate for your map

[jitspoe]

On sort of a related note, the sounds I created for my map are optimized for Quake2's "high quality" setting:
s_loadas8bit 0
s_khz 22
snd_restart

[Null]

Here's the r1q2 config macanah just sent me:

www.sendspace.com/file/c5csfb

set gl_brightness "0.150000"
set gl_celshading "3"
set gl_modulate "5"
set intensity "2"
set vid_gamma "0.800000"

[cocerello]

Yeah, Jaydolan, you were right from the start, i failed big. Tried what you said and worked, what i don't understand is why it says on ClanWos' webpage that its only for dynamic lighting when from what you have shown, affects static too. Interesting.

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*My KmQ2 config*

set vid_gamma "0.700000"
set r_modulate "3"

LG Flatron 23" LCD Media Station

[Null]

Mar 21, 2015 16:43:44 GMT -5 @margaalq2 said:

LG Flatron 23" LCD Media Station

I'm going to buy this monitor just to view your awesome maps

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Mar 21, 2015 16:50:45 GMT -5 Null said:

Mar 21, 2015 16:43:44 GMT -5 @margaalq2 said:

LG Flatron 23" LCD Media Station

I'm going to buy this monitor just to view your awesome maps

[Mikemc]

Just loaded up the game, KMQ2 Brightness is default +1 and orange looks orange so I think that'll be fine.

[sP1Sp0pD]

I've always been using the following settings for software and OpenGL renderers (my client is pretty much vanilla 3.21 build from icculus.org sources):

// X11 video settings
set sw_mipcap           10000
set sw_mipscale         10000

// GLX video settings
set vid_gamma           .3
set gl_modulate         2
set intensity           2
Full config available here [GitHub]. These are for FreeBSD/X.Org on some lousy ATI card; not sure how would it look on Wind0ze. ;-) For taking screenshots though, I have to bump GLX values to some insane numbers, otherwise they come out really dark.