Okay, I haven't played battlefront 1 in a long time. Now, my game seems lower fps then I recall. I used my xfire fps checker and it said 30 fps. Is there an fps cap for this game? How can I check my fps using battlefront itself and also how to take out fps cap if there is one, sorry for all of this :(
http://www.bandicam.com/ + /noframelock
here u go
The frame rate is capped online if that's where you checked.
Quote from: {PLA}gdh92 on November 27, 2014, 02:05:49 PM
The frame rate is capped online if that's where you checked.
he can use the /noframelock option. I will see if I can find a link to describe the process. Note that it can be a little buggy.
edit: here are the instructions:
http://social.xfire.com/communities/perfectlittleangels/forums/157275/topic/1548076edit: xfire link dead, see instructions below
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Posted: 2009-12-20 6:20 PM PST
Hi SWBF players,
I have only recently become aware of a command that will make your game play very smooth.
The command is /noframelock.
The way you use this command is as follows:
Make a short cut from battlefront.exe, usually located at
C:\Program Files\LucasArts\Star Wars Battlefront\GameData
NOT the file, LaunchBF.exe
Paste the shortcut to your desktop. Right click on the desktop shortcut icon, select properties, and edit the target to say
"C:\Program Files\LucasArts\Star Wars Battlefront\GameData\Battlefront.exe" /nointro /noframelock
The program location may vary if you have it installed on another drive or if you use Windows 7.
Note that sometimes you will get flakey graphics artifacts happening, like your unit's head will get exploded. It can also be difficult to get to the respawn screen.
Now, here is the important part--use the new shortcut to launch SWBF!
Enjoy!
Led
Quote from: Led on November 29, 2014, 03:20:30 PM
he can use the /noframelock option. I will see if I can find a link to describe the process. Note that it can be a little buggy.
edit: here are the instructions:
http://social.xfire.com/communities/perfectlittleangels/forums/157275/topic/1548076
edit: xfire link dead, see instructions below
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Posted: 2009-12-20 6:20 PM PST
Hi SWBF players,
I have only recently become aware of a command that will make your game play very smooth.
The command is /noframelock.
The way you use this command is as follows:
Make a short cut from battlefront.exe, usually located at
C:\Program Files\LucasArts\Star Wars Battlefront\GameData
NOT the file, LaunchBF.exe
Paste the shortcut to your desktop. Right click on the desktop shortcut icon, select properties, and edit the target to say
"C:\Program Files\LucasArts\Star Wars Battlefront\GameData\Battlefront.exe" /nointro /noframelock
The program location may vary if you have it installed on another drive or if you use Windows 7.
Note that sometimes you will get flakey graphics artifacts happening, like your unit's head will get exploded. It can also be difficult to get to the respawn screen.
Now, here is the important part--use the new shortcut to launch SWBF!
Enjoy!
Led
Hi Led, how am I supposed to have the TPS bypass
combined with the SWBF Launcher.exe that allows me to have a widescreen game? A 60fps + fullscreen widescreen LAN server is what I'm trying to do.
Quote from: GFink on June 08, 2017, 04:09:51 PM
Hi Led, how am I supposed to have the TPS bypass combined with the SWBF Launcher.exe that allows me to have a widescreen game? A 60fps + fullscreen widescreen LAN server is what I'm trying to do.
Using Battlebelk's launcher, you will see a file called "SWBF1 Launcher.ini"
edit the ini file to include noframelock
[CMD]
COMMAND_LINE=/nointro /win /noframelock
[IN_GAME_RESOLUTION]
WIDTH=1280
HEIGHT=1024
Quote from: Led on June 08, 2017, 04:20:44 PM
Using Battlebelk's launcher, you will see a file called "SWBF1 Launcher.ini"
edit the ini file to include noframelock
[CMD]
COMMAND_LINE=/nointro /win /noframelock
[IN_GAME_RESOLUTION]
WIDTH=1280
HEIGHT=1024
i am using /noframelock in the game, but I do not see any difference. How does this comand work7
U have to add it to the swbf shortcut...
Quote from: Anyder on June 09, 2017, 07:09:20 AM
U have to add it to the swbf shortcut...
if you ask to me, i am creating own launcher and my launcher send commands on game launching. It is means that other commands like /win, /nointro do something, but i dont understand what the /noframelock do.
Quote from: Aradam☑ on June 09, 2017, 07:14:43 AM
if you ask to me, i am creating own launcher and my launcher send commands on game launching. It is means that other commands like /win, /nointro do something, but i dont understand what the /noframelock do.
It uncaps the max FPS ur graphics card can reach ingame.