So this effectively eliminates the largest visual / performance problem in Halo PC, but how do you Anno 2017 use it? And what is the best way to use it so as to help mitigate other problems with the Halo PC port?ġ.

I am currently playing the game at 120hz and 120 fps and the animations smoothy interpolate to that target framerate, it is game changing. So Halo now animates the smoothest on PC, and that animation is not locked to 60 fps and 60 hz. This adding of animation interpolation, currently, effects nearly all animated elements in the game: third person models, first person models, physics debris, physics objects, and even particle effects (something that Halo MCC did not even do correctly). And as of late a bomb was dropped, Halo 1's animation problem has been largely fixed on PC by a modder 002, and it is called Chimera: Thankfully, the Halo modding scene has been huge since it hit PC and have constantly been striving to make the game and modding experience better, whether that be engine changes in something like OpenSauce or entire remakes of the campaign as in SPV3. Windows no longer supports EAX audio in a good way HUD and scope are non-wide 4:3 aspect ratio compliantĦ. The game has an unlocked refresh rate and framerate for things like camera motion, but all world animation in the game is locked at 30fps. Lacks the local co-op of the original completelyĤ. Has trouble reaching arbitrary resolutions and has no in game FOV scaleģ. These problems have carried over to the ports of the game on xbox 360 and even xbox one.Ģ. Art inconsistencies with the OG Xbox Release - the porting over the years and the originally ported are were missing normal mapped layers in places, had extra ones where they ought not be, had missing shader behaviour (jackal shields, UI element flashing, etc).

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