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Editors Depot - Mission Editing and Scripting => OFP - Editing/Scripting General => Topic started by: OFPfreak on 26 Jun 2005, 02:05:09
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I want to use 3 stages of benchmark
fast computers
average computers
slow computers
Mine's got to be fast since it can play Half Life 2 on highest graphics above 30 fps lol.
But I want to measure it. I've heard about the possibility of a benchmark check but what command is it in game?
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Example from da comref :P
? benchmark>2000 : setviewdistance 2000 ::)
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While the topic is open, may I ask what your comp's specs are, and what your benchmark is?
Always nice to shed more light on the scale of this command. :)
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ooommmmgg...
Im asking HOW do I use the benchmark inside OFP!!!!!!
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Example from da comref
? benchmark>2000 : setviewdistance 2000
qoute from Dane
that should work but do you want a hint saying what your benchmark is or do you just want to do other things with it ?
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oh a hint is fine!
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I've heard about the possibility of a benchmark check but what command is it in game?
The command is benchmark (http://www.ofpec.com/editors/comref.php?letter=B#benchmark).
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I guessing my benchmark is in the 6000s
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hint format ["%1",benchmark]
if you find the FlashpointPreferences.exe and run it, it will have a section displaying your benchmark. press 'auto-detect' and it will update.
ooommmmgg...
Im asking HOW do I use the benchmark inside OFP!!!!!!
there's no need for posts like that. the question was valid.
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my benchmark is 5050 on all settings maximised even with auto-detect. Very strange I have a very high performance computer, with 1 of the best video cards and CPU chips that exist. (no not the radeon x850xt premium!!)
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Game settings have no effect on benchmark. It is a very crude measure of your computer's speed and is based primarily on cpu/motherboard. I suspect video cards etc have little or no effect.
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Ok thanks.. I'm not sure on the specs of my motherboard but it should be a high-spec motherboard. I don't really car anymore so oh well :D!