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NumAASamples=8 // Makes the edges of surfaces look better, put it either to 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8. Doesn't help enough to make 16-bit z-buffers work correctly. Will fix problems with decals flickering in the distance with 24-bit z-buffers, which is the most you can get on many video cards. Might cause unexpected problems, but doesn't seem to break anything major so far. ZRangeHack=True // An experimental option that can make the z-buffer work better for far away objects. If you are using Direct3D 9, then find or create a line with and apply these changes:Ĭode: Select all TextureDetail=High // Texture detail, set it to Low or Normal for higher performance

SkinDetail=High // Skin detail, set it to Low or Normal for higher performance MinDesiredFrameRate=1.000000 // The frames per second amount below which Deus Ex decreases quality for better performance

NoLighting=False // If this is set to True, there will be no lighting on things like walls, floor, ceiling, objects

WindowedColorBits=32 // Screen brightness, leave 0.5 for best qualityįullscreenViewportX=1280 // Full-screen resolution (Viewport X)įullscreenViewportY=1024 // Full-screen resolution (Viewport Y)įullscreenColorBits=32 // The color amont in full-screen resolution (16,32)īrightness=0.500000 // Screen brightness, leave 0.5 for best quality WindowedViewportY=480 // Windowed resolution (Viewport Y) WindowedViewportX=640 // Windowed resolution (Viewport X) However, this is a beta build and testing all cases is difficult, so it may have some rendering bugs.īrowse to your DeusEx\System folder and open DeusEx.iniįind and apply these changes: It contains a new mesh drawing function that hopefully draws everything almost exactly like the old one when the other new features are not activated. This renderer adds new experimental lighting features for meshes. NOTE: If you have problems with your renderer, please read this: Knowledge Database - Changing Rendering Devicesīeta renderer builds. First of all you must choose whether to use Direct3D or OpenGL renderer.