Re: Ugh... toribash is slow
Same here. It's a bit confusing trying to find your way around Vista.
Btw,
When did 2.6 come out? :P
Btw,
Originally Posted by SSJokker
Since 2.6 there is now antialiasing in Toribash.
I have the exact same problem, and no-one answers me when I ask how to turn it off. Best bet, talk to hampa.
EDIT: @ADT, megabit is a true unit. Megabit < Megabyte. You deleted 800Mb, which is like...less than 200MB. Unless you meant bytes. :P
When did 2.6 come out? :P
<suomynona> It might kill you, but, that's the worst it'll do
Re: Ugh... toribash is slow
Trying running Toribash with the following option (either by running Toribash through the command line or as part of the shortcuts):
-antialisasing 0
(Yes, it's spelt that way, probably a typo that will be changed in future)
-antialisasing 0
(Yes, it's spelt that way, probably a typo that will be changed in future)
Re: Ugh... toribash is slow
Originally Posted by HebrewHamr
Originally Posted by SSJokkerSince 2.6 there is now antialiasing in Toribash.
I have the exact same problem, and no-one answers me when I ask how to turn it off. Best bet, talk to hampa.
EDIT: @ADT, megabit is a true unit. Megabit < Megabyte. You deleted 800Mb, which is like...less than 200MB. Unless you meant bytes. :P
When did 2.6 come out? :P
At the end of May. :o
Also...that command-line did nothing? :/ Just made it start normally with antialiasing on... I'll try some more I guess.
Re: Ugh... toribash is slow
Originally Posted by SSJokker
Originally Posted by HebrewHamrOriginally Posted by SSJokkerSince 2.6 there is now antialiasing in Toribash.
I have the exact same problem, and no-one answers me when I ask how to turn it off. Best bet, talk to hampa.
EDIT: @ADT, megabit is a true unit. Megabit < Megabyte. You deleted 800Mb, which is like...less than 200MB. Unless you meant bytes. :P
When did 2.6 come out? :P
At the end of May. :o
Also...that command-line did nothing? :/ Just made it start normally with antialiasing on... I'll try some more I guess.
Note: the latest version of Toribash (as of this post) is 2.5.
As for the commandline option, make sure you type it as it is (with the wrong spelling and the "0" at the end), e.g.:
toribash.exe -antialisasing 0
Otherwise, you may have to change the settings within the display settings control panel.
