Difference between revisions of "Warp"
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Fix: manually edit the file:<pre>\WARP\warpgame\Config\DefaultInput.ini</pre> | Fix: manually edit the file:<pre>\WARP\warpgame\Config\DefaultInput.ini</pre> | ||
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| + | ===Unlocking the framerate=== | ||
| + | Warp normally runs at a capped framerate of 32 frames per second. | ||
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| + | Fix: open <pre>\WARP\WarpGame\Config\WarpEngine.ini</pre> | ||
| + | and change <code>bSmoothFrameRate=TRUE</code> to <code>bSmoothFrameRate=FALSE</code>. | ||
| + | *It may also be preferential to enable Vsync at this time, which can done in the same file by changing <code>UseVsync=False</code> to <code>UseVsync=True</code>. | ||
| + | *The file may also be set to Read-Only in File Properties to prevent issues with Origin's file-synching. | ||
==Controller Support== | ==Controller Support== | ||
Revision as of 18:39, 7 May 2012
WARP
Issues and Fixes
Keyboard and Mouse Binding
- You cannot bind your keys at all
Fix: manually edit the file:
\WARP\warpgame\Config\DefaultInput.ini
Unlocking the framerate
Warp normally runs at a capped framerate of 32 frames per second.
Fix: open
\WARP\WarpGame\Config\WarpEngine.ini
and change bSmoothFrameRate=TRUE to bSmoothFrameRate=FALSE.
- It may also be preferential to enable Vsync at this time, which can done in the same file by changing
UseVsync=FalsetoUseVsync=True. - The file may also be set to Read-Only in File Properties to prevent issues with Origin's file-synching.
Controller Support
The PC version uses Xbox 360 controller.
X360ce emulation is is working using xinput1_3.dll and "Normal" input hook style.