Goes to wire frames when pushing up in bios?

Macross_Freek · June 1st, 2004

I've noticed in the bios that when i push up on the joystick the background goes black and all i can see are some wireframes. Is this supposed to happen? I haven't tried any games yet so I don't know if it's like this in game.

Xis · June 1st, 2004

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Originally Posted by Macross_Freek

I've noticed in the bios that when i push up on the joystick the background goes black and all i can see are some wireframes. Is this supposed to happen? I haven't tried any games yet so I don't know if it's like this in game.

That seems to be a problem with the W key (if that what you are using for the up key).

I had that key in the Capcom Vs Street Fighter 2 and i changed it to another one and problem fixed

Macross_Freek · June 1st, 2004

great! thanks a lot.

ShadowDancer · June 1st, 2004

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Originally Posted by Xis

That seems to be a problem with the W key (if that what you are using for the up key).

I had that key in the Capcom Vs Street Fighter 2 and i changed it to another one and problem fixed

The W key? Damnit. I wrote in the compability thread that Street Fighter Alpha 3 had problems because it went into wire frame mode when I press the UP key which is the "W" key on my keyboard. Doh!

Exoskeletor_ · June 2nd, 2004

**Razor Blade** · June 2nd, 2004

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Originally Posted by Exoskeletor_

Err, this would be considered spam. If you post something make it worthwhile please. With more than a smilie.

Exoskeletor_ · June 2nd, 2004

ok ok sorry.ii just find this funny.noone has notice the w key

tookers · June 2nd, 2004

thats coz the emu authors must have that key set in the emulator to display wireframe... for debug or testing most likely

Xis · June 3rd, 2004

Yep, i think that was it and they forgot to mention it in the site, or remove it from the released alpha.

SlugZilla · June 3rd, 2004

Thats is cool, I encourage them to add more of those dev options like poly count and stuff except bind it to the f1-f12 keys.

Gondar · June 3rd, 2004

I agree. It gives you a better insight in the inner workings of the games. Like the layer toggle in snes-emus. I find it fascinating, and apperently I'm not the only nutcase

. It is, as you say, probably even usefull for developers.

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Macross_Freek Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 33	Goes to wire frames when pushing up in bios? I've noticed in the bios that when i push up on the joystick the background goes black and all i can see are some wireframes. Is this supposed to happen? I haven't tried any games yet so I don't know if it's like this in game.

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Exoskeletor_ Registered User Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 59	ok ok sorry.ii just find this funny.noone has notice the w key __________________ Live And Let Die http://www.exoskeletor.tk

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tookers Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: UK Posts: 146	thats coz the emu authors must have that key set in the emulator to display wireframe... for debug or testing most likely __________________ Laptop: Intel Pentium M 1.5GHz Centrino, Toshiba 60GB HDD, Nvidia Geforce FX GO 5200, 512mb RAM, DVD/CD-RW, Windows XP Pro SP2 Desktop:Gigabyte K8NE NF4 (Triton), AMD Athlon 64 3000+ 2.2GHz, 1x 120GB IDE 7200rpm HDD, Nvidia Geforce 6600GT PCI-E, 2x 512MB PC2700 Kingston RAM, 16x Samsung DVD Writer, Winfast 2000 XP Deluxe TV Card, Win XP Pro SP2 Test Server: Gigabyte Skt 939 GA-K8N51GMF-9, AMD Athlon 64 Dual-core 3800+, 1x 40GB IDE 7200rpm HDD, 1x 120GB IDE 7200rpm HDD, 1x 120GB SATA150 HDD,Corsair TWINX1024 PC3200 2x512MB, Antec SLK3000B Mid Tower, Fedora Core 4 64bit (SMP kernel)

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Xis Quaking God! Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 6	Yep, i think that was it and they forgot to mention it in the site, or remove it from the released alpha. __________________ Laptop: Acer Aspire 1714SMi CPU:Intel P4 3.4Ghz FSB 800Mhz HT RAM:1GB DDR 400Mhz Graphic:GForce FX Go5700 128Mb Monitor:17'' SXGA TFT LCD DVD-Writer: DVD-Super Muti +/- RAM Hard Drive:120GB ULTRA ATA 100 7200rpm Home: CPU:Intel P4 2.4Ghz @ 2.4Ghz FSB 533Mhz Motherboard:Asus P4S8X RAM:512Mb DDR 333Mhz Graphic:Radeon 9800 XT 256Mb DDR Monitor:Samtron 96B 19'' Sound:Creative Inspire 5.1 5300 DVD:Sony DVD-Player 16x CDR/RW:Hp-writer 9100i Hard Drives:40Gb 5400rpm and 80Gb 7200rpm

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Macross_Freek Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 33	great! thanks a lot.

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SlugZilla 亀はめ波 Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: ＵＳＡ Posts: 82	Thats is cool, I encourage them to add more of those dev options like poly count and stuff except bind it to the f1-f12 keys. __________________ P4 2.8C@3.2Ghz/Radeon 9800/1GB Corsair DDR/Abit IS7

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Gondar Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: sweden Posts: 44	I agree. It gives you a better insight in the inner workings of the games. Like the layer toggle in snes-emus. I find it fascinating, and apperently I'm not the only nutcase . It is, as you say, probably even usefull for developers.

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