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[Skywarpgold]

So here's a question for you guys....anyone figured out how to add key-bindings? I hate that they took out the function key usage for weapons! And I miss hitting "J" to go right to the journal.



Also, what's up with them disabling double clicking with the mouse in the menus?! To load a game, you gotta click on a game, then click the select button...ME1 had all this stuff working, it kinda sucks that ME2 didn't just copy the interface keys and commands...

[zBobG]

deecup wrote...
I am having an issue where I get strange artifacts coming off the character models i.e. a rectangle jutting off from shepards body. It doesn't always happy ie. the same part wont have the same glitch when played through again.

That is apparently a flaw in the hardware (the GPU), it is known as a vertex (or geometry) shader error. The flaw is apparently present in later versions of the 7900 GPUs, nVidia knows about the flaw and since that GPU series is no longer being manufactured it will never be fixed. It is not even possible to compensate for that flaw by making changes in the driver.

The error is mostly harmless if unsightly. It is apparently caused by an overheating problem in the area of the chip that contains the vertex shader hardware. A more efficient cooler (even water cooling) might eliminate the problem but at this time a better choice is to simply replace the videocard with something newer.

I had a 7900GTO and, I agree, that GPU is very good and performs well most of the time. But I replaced mine with a 9800GTX which is very good and replaced that with a GTX275 which is orders of magnitude better.

[eclipsez0red]

pyide wrote...

The real cause for the odd mouse acceleration in the 3D part of the game (not sure about the 2D UI stuff as I never had a problem there) is the bUseMouseDampening=true command in the ini.

If you change that to =false using the same method to disable mousesmoothing to get the game to load without crashing. It will feel like a totally different and normal PC game.

Warning: You'll likely have to lower the MouseSensitivity even more if you do this however. I'd suggest starting from 0.1 or 0.2 and going from there. I'm currently using 0.12 and everything feels "right" with dampening disabled - well as good as it can get for me personally!

THIS GUYS ONTO SOMETHING HERE

THIS HAS WORKED COMPLETELY TO FIX THE MOUSE PROBLEMS

turning mouse damping off, turning vsync off, turning mouse smoothing off , modifying your sensitivity

this makes for a VERY good feeling mouse in mass effect 2 now! its finally fully playable!

HOW could bioware have left this basic mouse config stuff out of the game? are they all console newbies?

its all in this thread

update the thread with this info now

Modifié par eclipsez0red, 28 janvier 2010 - 09:04 .

[zBobG]

Skywarpgold wrote...
So here's a question for you guys....anyone figured out how to add key-bindings? I hate that they took out the function key usage for weapons! And I miss hitting "J" to go right to the journal.

The way it works is that you bind a keyboard key to a game command. ME2 not only does not have a key-binding for weapons it also no longer has the old game command which is "switchtoweapon". So even if you could change or add key-bindings (you can) there is no game command to bind the key to.

There might be a new game command that does the same thing as in ME, but I've looked through the executable and haven't found anything relevant.

If your player had a full set of weapons you could use a macro that cycled through the weapons (using "next weapon") but even then it couldn't be depended on to work flawlessly.

Modifié par zBobG, 28 janvier 2010 - 08:38 .

[Skywarpgold]

zBobG wrote...

Skywarpgold wrote...
So here's a question for you guys....anyone figured out how to add key-bindings? I hate that they took out the function key usage for weapons! And I miss hitting "J" to go right to the journal.

The way it works is that you bind a keyboard key to a game command. ME2 not only does not have a key-binding for weapons it also no longer has the old game command which is "switchtoweapon". So even if you could change or add key-bindings (you can) there is no game command to bind the key to.

There might be a new game command that does the same thing as in ME, but I've looked through the executable and haven't found anything relevant.

If your player had a full set of weapons you could use a macro that cycled through the weapons (using "next weapon") but even then it couldn't be depended on to work flawlessly.

gah, that stinks...you'd think they would've kept the same game commands they had in ME.  Oh well. 

Yeah, I don't think the macro would work either, because I noticed the mousewheel doesn't function the same with the next/previous weapon thing as it did in the first game either:  in ME1, if I spun the wheel twice, it would do two quick next weapon commands, but in ME2, as soon as you start spinning the wheel, the command gets locked until the change weapon animation finishes...rather cumbersome.  Again, oh well...

[Orrock]

im having the interraction problem also np blue box shows up just a red one around the locker when miranda wakes you up.
at that point in the game (the very beggining) your supposed to use the locker but a lot of us are getting a red box which i think means were not allowed to use it. total confusion here and a good deal aggrivated.

[pyide]

eclipsez0red wrote...

pyide wrote...

The real cause for the odd mouse acceleration in the 3D part of the game (not sure about the 2D UI stuff as I never had a problem there) is the bUseMouseDampening=true command in the ini.

If you change that to =false using the same method to disable mousesmoothing to get the game to load without crashing. It will feel like a totally different and normal PC game.

Warning: You'll likely have to lower the MouseSensitivity even more if you do this however. I'd suggest starting from 0.1 or 0.2 and going from there. I'm currently using 0.12 and everything feels "right" with dampening disabled - well as good as it can get for me personally!

THIS GUYS ONTO SOMETHING HERE

THIS HAS WORKED COMPLETELY TO FIX THE MOUSE PROBLEMS

turning mouse damping off, turning vsync off, turning mouse smoothing off , modifying your sensitivity

this makes for a VERY good feeling mouse in mass effect 2 now! its finally fully playable!

HOW could bioware have left this basic mouse config stuff out of the game? are they all console newbies?

its all in this thread

update the thread with this info now

Unfortunately, it's still not perfect. I had only tested the mouse in combat before. A major side effect of turning off dampening is that mouse movement in the conversational wheel is incredibly touchy resulting in possibly selecting something you did not want to. I'm looking for a way to fix that too but am at a loss, anyone else have any ideas?

As of right now it seems to be a trade-off whether you want regular camera and shooting mouse control or normal convo sensitivity. Bummer.

[lessthan3]

@pyide



I might have a possible solution, but it's nowhere near perfect.

I'm going to assume you have a newer model mouse, like a Razer something with on the fly sensitivity or changeable DPI.



If you change your sensitivity in windows, the mouse pointer becomes slower, so compensate by changing the MouseSensitivity to a higher value, say, if you have 0.2, change it to 0.5 or something. You'll have to experiment a bit.

[pyide]

Huzzah, found it!

[SFXGame.BioSFHandler_PCConversation]
AccumulationDivisor=100.0f

You want to increase this to ~600.0f, more or less, whatever you think is best. This will slow down and smooth out the jittery mouse in the conversational wheel when bUseMouseDampening is disabled.

So unless any other issues pop up, you need to edit these 4 separate lines of the Coalesced.ini to fix the mouse input:

bEnableMouseSmoothing - change to false
bUseMouseDampening - change to false
MouseSensitivity - use a lower value when disabling dampening
AccumulationDivisor - use a higher value when disabling dampening

Modifié par pyide, 28 janvier 2010 - 11:08 .

[SneakingMission]

Is there any way you can tweak the game to make a skip dialog line button separate from dialog option selection? I hate skipping forward only to make a line selection I can't even see. I hate waiting for the actors to finish their lines.

[DirkD13]

Yea I really wished they had changed that from the first one. It is such a pain in the ass to skip dialog that you have finished reading/hearing only to select some random dialog choice.

[InvaderQ]

and they fixed that in DA:O I believe. Extra weird

[Brygard2009]

Ati has released a hot fixed for your video cards.

Quote:
Issue
Description:
The option to use Anti-Aliasing
is not available in ATI CrossFireX™ mode when using an ATI Radeon™ HD
series graphic card


Link:
http://support.amd.c...-Crossfire.aspx

[lessthan3]

Has anyone figured out a way to replace Tilde as the console key?
There aren't a lot of keys with 5 character names and it seems adding characters somewhere else doesn't work for this one.
Maybe it has to be the same bracket or something, idk.

Let us know if you figure it out.


EDIT: I tried changing the scrollback value to 512 to give me an extra character, and that opened up the possiblity for six character keys, tried kp_end and Insert and both worked without crashing but neither opened any console ingame.

Modifié par lessthan3, 29 janvier 2010 - 05:31 .

[Wolfehunter]

Thanks for the fixes guys. Much appreciate it.

[LordFess]

Has anyone experienced your character and squad walking in the rafters????......This has happened to me a few times in the Slums on Omega and there is nothing I can do when this happens except restart the game from a save....



I have had no other problems except my game is beginning to freeze and crash while in combat.....It happens intermitantly and is quite annoying especially when your nearing the end of a boss fight and it crashes...

[GarbageDonkey]

pyide wrote...

Huzzah, found it!

[SFXGame.BioSFHandler_PCConversation]
AccumulationDivisor=100.0f

You want to increase this to ~600.0f, more or less, whatever you think is best. This will slow down and smooth out the jittery mouse in the conversational wheel when bUseMouseDampening is disabled.

So unless any other issues pop up, you need to edit these 4 separate lines of the Coalesced.ini to fix the mouse input:

bEnableMouseSmoothing - change to false
bUseMouseDampening - change to false
MouseSensitivity - use a lower value when disabling dampening
AccumulationDivisor - use a higher value when disabling dampening

Impressive sir.

[GarbageDonkey]

Skywarpgold wrote...

So here's a question for you guys....anyone figured out how to add key-bindings? I hate that they took out the function key usage for weapons! And I miss hitting "J" to go right to the journal.

Also, what's up with them disabling double clicking with the mouse in the menus?! To load a game, you gotta click on a game, then click the select button...ME1 had all this stuff working, it kinda sucks that ME2 didn't just copy the interface keys and commands...

Can anyone import the entire Mass Effect one interface into this horribly awkward one Bioware obviously concocted for consoles? Sad thing is... I'm not even being sarcastic

[eclipsez0red]

good stuff but i still find the conversation wheel pretty manageable after turning off damping.

dont forget you need to force vsync off this causes mouse lag in all fps games on lcd monitors

is the convo wheel the only thing accumulation divisor changes? the good thing about turning the in game sens down is you can still keep a high mouse sens for 2d mouse in game and planet scanning

pyide wrote...

Huzzah, found it!

[SFXGame.BioSFHandler_PCConversation]
AccumulationDivisor=100.0f

You want to increase this to ~600.0f, more or less, whatever you think is best. This will slow down and smooth out the jittery mouse in the conversational wheel when bUseMouseDampening is disabled.

So unless any other issues pop up, you need to edit these 4 separate lines of the Coalesced.ini to fix the mouse input:

bEnableMouseSmoothing - change to false
bUseMouseDampening - change to false
MouseSensitivity - use a lower value when disabling dampening
AccumulationDivisor - use a higher value when disabling dampening

Modifié par eclipsez0red, 29 janvier 2010 - 09:02 .

[eclipsez0red]

SneakingMission wrote...

Is there any way you can tweak the game to make a skip dialog line button separate from dialog option selection? I hate skipping forward only to make a line selection I can't even see. I hate waiting for the actors to finish their lines.

this is **** has happened to me so many times

[eclipsez0red]

i bet alot of the bioware staff and pc play testers did all these little mouse fixes to their games and then just played like that all the time



but when it came time to release the game they forgot that they had left all the pc mouse controls unchanged in the retail copy

[lessthan3]

Someone please help me figure out how to swap powers between classes, I want to use throw with my vanguard but nooo, I get 2 kinds of ammo replacement instead.

Totally worthless.



So far I've tried swapping the parts in lines 2208 - 2659 concerning the vanguard with Throw from the sentinel, with no result. I've also tried swapping lines between 5092 - 5134 concerning the vanguard to replace ammo with throw, also with no results.

[crazy-g]

Jamull wrote...

here's how to make AntiAliasing work for Nvidia cards (not my work, I just found it on the nvidia forums and found it worked):

http://forums.nvidia...howtopic=157394

thanks, kept trying a whole bunch of settings and nothing else worked

[pyide]

eclipsez0red wrote...

good stuff but i still find the conversation wheel pretty manageable after turning off damping.

dont forget you need to force vsync off this causes mouse lag in all fps games on lcd monitors

is the convo wheel the only thing accumulation divisor changes? the good thing about turning the in game sens down is you can still keep a high mouse sens for 2d mouse in game and planet scanning

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's the only thing the accumulation divisor affects. Also, I always keep vsync w / triple buffering on in any game I can because my computer is finally decent and I absolutely hate screen tearing. I've never experienced any significant mouse lag, but then that's what triple buffering is for.

Modifié par pyide, 29 janvier 2010 - 09:50 .

[KroganRogue]

I found a resolve towards the sound cut off issue. It was in relation to computers being overclocked. I would recommend to everyone having this issue to restart your computer. Get into the bios and configure all the clock settings to default. After i rebooted everything in game seems to work flawlessly. I recommend doing this until the next patch comes out to fix this pain in the neck.





So far I'm really lovin the game. Eye candy everywhere! and it has something ME 1 didn't have. NICE LONG STORY! filled with content that isn't reused a lot like in the first one (like those side mission bases that were almost identical and all underground). I hope Bioware keeps feeding us with content. and by content i mean by LARGE expansions with all kinds of goodies