anyone know how to fix screen tearing problems?

Try this out: Edit newconfig.cfg under the "Main" folder. Add the following line: seta r_swapinterval 1
Hope this works it did for me, I got this from another Forum.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Tahoma, Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by fatbastard21:
anyone know how to fix screen tearing problems?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>


Tearing is generaly associated with vid drivers,
but if nothing else fails what that guy above suggested should help, it certainly wont hurt.


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Doing that line after gets rid of tearing, but performance afterwards is shit. opengl sucks and so does the quake3 engine for using it. it just cant seem to do this shit flawlessly like direct3d.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Tahoma, Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Agent-002:
Doing that line after gets rid of tearing, but performance afterwards is shit. opengl sucks and so does the quake3 engine for using it. it just cant seem to do this shit flawlessly like direct3d.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>


You have no Idea what your talking about its not the OpenGL sucks is that Co's like ATI has shitty drivers, Nvidia has no problem with openGL.
OpenGl rocks and so does the quake3 engine.
the only problem I have with OpenGl games is that they are inherantly Dark, but this can be remedied very easily.

I can almost gurantee he has a ATI vid card, or his drivers are messed


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All around me darkness gathers,
Fading is the sun that shone;
We must speak of other matters:
You can be me when I'm gone.
http://www.dyve.net/sandman/images/destiny2.jpg
I cry when Angel's deserve to die !!!

I think he may be talking about V-sync... In that case, it is your vid card..

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Deine "tearing" is it where lie go across your screen when moving, cuz thats what mine does....

*define*

Add this line to the config.cfg in the main folder for the game, it stops tearing...And this is a not ONLY for ATI cards, its NVIDIA too

put it with the other "seta" commands

seta r_swapinterval 1