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Screen resolution in ICR

2 posts by 2 people · 31 Mar 1994 (approx.) - 31 Mar 1994 (approx.)

Kim Wall 31 Mar 1994 (approx.)#296136
I recently installed ICR on a 486 SLC-2/50 which supposedly has a Paradise VGA with 1mb RAM and am using a Compudyne 1024X768 VGA monitor (.28dp). I am wondering whether this machine is really displaying full screen resolution. When I run ICR the graphics are nice, but chunky (eg wheels sometimes look like hexagons, angled edges are jagged). My question. Does ICR automatically detect the screen resolution and does it have several modes, or does this sound pretty much like what everyone else is seeing. Is there any way to configure ICR beyond the "options" item in the main menu? Thanks Kim ----------------------------------------------------- | Emory University | Atlanta, GA 30322 | | Phone: (404) 727-4125 FAX: (404) 727-0372 ----------------------------------------------------------
Greg Cisko 31 Mar 1994 (approx.)#296137
Since I have not heard otherwise, I assume that ICR is a normal VGA game. THat is 300x200x256. If you have the graphics detail set to AUTOMATIC, the amount of graphics detail can change during the race. The tires are indeed hexagons at the low detail setting. Set the detail to MANUAL and make the adjustments that suit you.
Quoted text (14 lines)>Is there any way to configure ICR beyond the "options" item in the main menu? >Thanks >Kim >----------------------------------------------------- >| Emory University >| Atlanta, GA 30322 >| >| Phone: (404) 727-4125 FAX: (404) 727-0372 > ----------------------------------------------------------

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