Your first step will probably be to edit the 'autoexec.cog' file.
'Autoexec.cog' contains all of your settings and key bindings. Sith 2 does not yet have a user interface for configuration, so these settings will have to be adjusted manually.
The default settings in the provided 'autoexec.cog' file will work for any machine capable of running Sith 2, but there are several improvements you can make depending on your hardware configuration. The following is the default 'autoexec.cog' file included with this distribution:
# This file has been automatically generated by Sith 2
system::uiconsole = true;
log::logfile = "debug.log";
log::profile = "profile.log";
video::fullscreen = false;
video::x_res = 1024;
video::y_res = 768;
video::bitdepth = 32;
video::depthbits = 24;
video::stencilbits = 8;
video::vsync = true;
video::clear = true;
video::fov = 70;
video::anisotropy = 16;
video::renderpath = 0;
vfs::jkresourcedirectory = "Resource";
vfs::jkepisodedirectory = "Episode";
ui::hudsize = 1;
ui::transparency = 255;
ui::drawhud = true;
ui::drawfps = false;
game::difficulty = 1;
bind("e", "activate");
bind("up", "keylook");
bind("down", "keylook", -1);
bind("left", "keyturn");
bind("right", "keyturn", -1);
bind("mousey", "look", 0.15);
bind("w", "move");
bind("s", "move", -1);
bind("a", "strafe");
bind("d", "strafe", -1);
bind("mousex", "turn", 0.15);
bind("lcontrol", "vertical", -1);
bind("space", "vertical");
bind("mousez", "vertical", 4); |
If you have a relatively new video card and the latest Catalyst or Forceware drivers you can change the following setting to enable reflective water and other advanced effects:
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