Specifications

currently there is no known fix.
Strangely enough, it seems that most of the conflicts appear with people using AMD Athlon 750mhz
processors.
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Q. Quake is very dark. How can I fix it?
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Download the following file and put it in your Quake/Id1 directory:
http://www.geforcefaq.com/files/pak2.pak
The above file was created with idGamma -
you can download it and make a file with different settings if
you want. It is available here:
http://www.g256.com/idgamma/
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You can also try using one of the unofficial GLQuake updates - many will allow you to change the
brightness as well as adding useful new features. Any decent Quake site should give you links to a
number of these updates.
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Q. Players 'phase' while I play Quake 1. How can I fix it?
If you find that players are visible one frame and then not visible the next at certain points in the game, there
are a few possible solutions:
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Go into the NVIDIA control panel's OpenGL tab and set 'Buffer flipping mode' to 'Use block transfer'.
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Go into the NVIDIA control panel's OpenGL tab and set 'Vertical Sync' to 'Always Off'.
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Q. When I ALT-TAB while playing Quake 1, I get problems. How can I fix it?
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Make sure you play Quake 1 with the same resolution as your desktop. This means that if you are
running your desktop at 1024x768 at 32 bpp, start Quake up with this command line:
glqwcl.exe -width 1024 -height 768 -bpp 32
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You can also try right-clicking on the task bar, selecting Properties and unchecking 'Always on top'.
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Q. Quake 2 is very dark. How can I fix it?
Type these three commands at the console:
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/set intensity "2.0"
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/set gl_modulate "2.5"
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/vid_restart
If you don't like these settings, try:
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/set intensity "1.0"
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/set gl_modulate "4.0"
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/vid_restart
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