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GPL Question: core.ini

Mark Pavit

GPL Question: core.ini

by Mark Pavit » Sat, 12 Jun 1999 04:00:00

I heard that you can use core.ini to change the replay memory and therefore
capture longer replays. Can anyone tell me how? Is there a reference to all
the params in core.ini?

thanks in advance.

Randy Cassid

GPL Question: core.ini

by Randy Cassid » Sat, 12 Jun 1999 04:00:00



Add these two lines to core.ini

[ Replay ]
replayMemoryOverride = XXX

where you've replaced XXX with the number of Kbytes of memory you want
the replay buffer to be.  By default, XXX will be at least 2048 (2
megabytes).

Randy

Mark Pavit

GPL Question: core.ini

by Mark Pavit » Mon, 14 Jun 1999 04:00:00

Thanks for the help Randy. That certainly did the trick. BTW is core.ini
documented somewhere? Or is this and the online packet stuff the only things
it affects?

Pav




> > I heard that you can use core.ini to change the replay memory and
> therefore
> > capture longer replays.

> Add these two lines to core.ini

> [ Replay ]
> replayMemoryOverride = XXX

> where you've replaced XXX with the number of Kbytes of memory you want
> the replay buffer to be.  By default, XXX will be at least 2048 (2
> megabytes).

> Randy

Byron Forbe

GPL Question: core.ini

by Byron Forbe » Mon, 14 Jun 1999 04:00:00

[ Replay ]

replayMemoryOverride = 24000

---------------------------------------------------------------------

  This is what I have for 24 meg replays (I have 64 megs of ram)

   Caution - you will get a bit of HD activity after a while. How soon
this cuts in depends on the size of the field of course. Best solution
is to get another 64 meg of ram.


> I heard that you can use core.ini to change the replay memory and therefore
> capture longer replays. Can anyone tell me how? Is there a reference to all
> the params in core.ini?

> thanks in advance.


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