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Quoted from AnAkkk

AFAIK Source engine doesn’t have the -noipx parameter, since it doesn’t even have IPX support. I’m not even sure the noforce commands work on Source, they might be only for CS 1.6.

People add lot of things and don’t even know if they have any effect.

EDIT: I checked hl2.exe and engine.dll, -noipx isn’t here, there is only -noip. There is none starting by -noforce either. I’ll check other dlls.

EDIT 2: -noforcemaccel and -noforcemspd are in client.dll
-noforcemparms isn’t here, but there is -useforcedmparms. I guess noforcemparms is here by default, and you disable it by doing -useforcedmparms.

EDIT 3: Checked all, -noipx, -nojoy, -runsafe and -noforcemparms don’t exist.

of course -runsafe exists, try it out. I’m not sure about the rest.

Quoted from Aron

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of course -runsafe exists, try it out. I’m not sure about the rest.

I have tried it and it didn’t make any difference. What is it supposed to do?

Even with a google search I can’t find it. The only thing I can find is steam: //runsafe/240

Quoted from tesla

[…] movie.cfg?

I modded pldx.cfg so it would actually use full graphics (which it doesn’t by default even if you set them to on, it just does some things like picmip). If you want to use it with pldx, I can upload my modded pldx.cfg.

This should sort you out: http://christf2.xtreemhost.com/cfg/maxquality.htm

Quoted from hänsen

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like it goes all BOOOOM? or wat?

Well, I’m not entirely sure what’s supposed to happen, but I would have just thought that any monitor made within the last 10 years should just display “sync out of range” or “rate not supported”.

Does -freq do the same as -refresh?