Un-needed Feature Request. Make the Baldur.ini more easy and logical to read and edit.
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I have an Intel chip.
Baldur's Gate will work, but needs tuning to make it run at a playable level.
Lot's of patches mean lots of times to test and retune my Baldur.ini to get the best out of my machine and the game... This is what I am faced with...
CREATE TABLE options (
section string,
name string,
value string
);
INSERT INTO options ROWS (
'Graphics', 'OpenGL Version', '1', 'Window', 'Full Screen', '1', 'Game Options', 'Footsteps', '1', 'Game Options', 'Memory Level', '1', 'Game Options', 'Mouse Scroll Speed', '36', 'Game Options', 'GUI Feedback Level', '5', 'Game Options', 'Locator Feedback Level', '3', 'Game Options', 'Bored Timeout', '3000', 'Game Options', 'Always Dither', '1', 'Game Options', 'Subtitles', '1', 'Game Options', 'Keyboard Scroll Speed', '36', 'Game Options', 'Command Sounds Frequency', '2', 'Game Options', 'Selection Sounds Frequency', '2', 'Game Options', 'Effect Text Level', '63', 'Game Options', 'Infravision', '0', 'Game Options', 'Weather', '1', 'Game Options', 'Tutorial State', '1', 'Game Options', 'Attack Sounds', '1', 'Game Options', 'Auto Pause State', '1721', 'Game Options', 'Auto Pause Center', '1', 'Game Options', 'Difficulty Level', '2', 'Game Options', 'Quick Item Mapping', '1', 'Game Options', 'Environmental Audio', '1', 'Game Options', 'Heal Party on Rest', '0', 'Game Options', 'Terrain Hugging', '0',
etc, etc,
Anyway can we move back to the old style... That went like this...
[Game Options]
Footsteps=1
Memory Level=1
Mouse Scroll Speed=36
[Graphics]
OpenGL Version=1
etc, etc,
It would just be easier...
Is it just me or is the current Baldur.ini just look messy?
Baldur's Gate will work, but needs tuning to make it run at a playable level.
Lot's of patches mean lots of times to test and retune my Baldur.ini to get the best out of my machine and the game... This is what I am faced with...
CREATE TABLE options (
section string,
name string,
value string
);
INSERT INTO options ROWS (
'Graphics', 'OpenGL Version', '1', 'Window', 'Full Screen', '1', 'Game Options', 'Footsteps', '1', 'Game Options', 'Memory Level', '1', 'Game Options', 'Mouse Scroll Speed', '36', 'Game Options', 'GUI Feedback Level', '5', 'Game Options', 'Locator Feedback Level', '3', 'Game Options', 'Bored Timeout', '3000', 'Game Options', 'Always Dither', '1', 'Game Options', 'Subtitles', '1', 'Game Options', 'Keyboard Scroll Speed', '36', 'Game Options', 'Command Sounds Frequency', '2', 'Game Options', 'Selection Sounds Frequency', '2', 'Game Options', 'Effect Text Level', '63', 'Game Options', 'Infravision', '0', 'Game Options', 'Weather', '1', 'Game Options', 'Tutorial State', '1', 'Game Options', 'Attack Sounds', '1', 'Game Options', 'Auto Pause State', '1721', 'Game Options', 'Auto Pause Center', '1', 'Game Options', 'Difficulty Level', '2', 'Game Options', 'Quick Item Mapping', '1', 'Game Options', 'Environmental Audio', '1', 'Game Options', 'Heal Party on Rest', '0', 'Game Options', 'Terrain Hugging', '0',
etc, etc,
Anyway can we move back to the old style... That went like this...
[Game Options]
Footsteps=1
Memory Level=1
Mouse Scroll Speed=36
[Graphics]
OpenGL Version=1
etc, etc,
It would just be easier...
Is it just me or is the current Baldur.ini just look messy?
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EDIT: Clarification. They don't need to write over and over game option...
use things like Notepad++, wordpad for simple ini tweak