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I know its not how it is supposed to look ):
I haven't really done anything wrong at all, I mean I never tried to do anything weird to my video card and I got this bloom/HDR bug in every game. In Starcraft 2 for example I got the same bug too but if I put the shader on low the game disables bloom/HDR automatically and things look fine. So all I ask is for an option that allows me to disable bloom/HDR. In the options there is HDR but I can only put it on "on" and "extended" but I cant turn it off.
You could try mat_bloomscale 0.01 or mat_disable_bloom 1.
I love you. xD
"mat_disable_bloom 1" worked ^.^
I tried stuff like mat_hdr_level 0 before but that broke the game and forced fullbright and I could not turn it off no matter what until I revert it with level 2 HDR but now with your command it works ^_^ thank you!
LDR is an entirely seperate lighting build from HDR. It takes twice as long to compile, bloats the filesize twice as much, and is inferior in every way to HDR. It also requires authors to recompile cubemaps (the reflections on shiny surfaces) twice, once for each mode. Not to mention maintain two seperate lighting configurations (since the settings for HDR lights are different from LDR lights).
Basically, it's a lot of time-consuming, tedious work for something most players will never need. No one should be running in LDR mode anymore, even in HL2, and the vast majority of players don't use it.
I dont know what you want to say but im talking about HDR and Bloom.
I can disable it per command so why not just fixing the options? its already selectable just instead of a "full" and "expanded" I need an "off" option.
Hi, I think you can put this command in the launch settings so each you run BM it will automatically execute mat_disable_bloom 1.
I just wanted to say that I always want the console too but I bound it by a key now anyway. If I want to do multiple commands could I do "-console -mat_disable_bloom 1" would that mean that both commands would be executed at the start of the game?
What I meant was try the following :
In your Steam Games Library, right click on Black Mesa and select Properties.
Click the "Set Launch Options..." button, and enter the command:
+mat_disable_bloom 1
Then everytime you play Black Mesa it should already have bloom disabled, no messing around with the console every game.
Yeah I know. Well, I actually did not thought that I need to type in a "+" instead of a "-"
I guess I dont need the -console anymore anyway if I bound it by a hotkey anyway.