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' Happened with Champions online too, Cryptic needs to get their shit together. 'Has there been an MMO launch that wasn't rife with crashes and bugs? As long as there aren't any major rollbacks I'm fine with it. 'Warhammer Online had the smoothest MMO launch of all time.
.MODERATOR NOTICE.Third party software discussion - consider using at own risk!-Good morning all,Its been a while since I last logged in to play STO, but I thought I'd install it again and get back into the swing of things again. I recently discovered Reshade, an advanced, fully generic post-processing injector for games and video software. Its truly stunning what effects you can re create using the injector from lens flare (If you want ott JJ flares, you can do it), to awesome lighting effects.There was many rumors going around saying that Reshade could not be used with STO, and I must admit I had a few issues trying to install it in my primary STO file location using ARC. Last night I re installed STO using steam and managed to get Reshade to work using the Live Gamclient (You have to use the Gameclient.exe in the Live folder to install the Reshade effects) and it loads up which was awesome.My only issue is that when I use the Gameclient to run STO, It wont let me connect to the server (Even without Reshade being installed).My question to everyone here is, how can I use the Gameclient to launch STO? I know there are command lines you can use -also called arguments I think- to launch the game using the Live Game client?Any help would be greatly appreciated.Many thanksAsh.
You want the standalone launcher?The launcher is (Direct download link). You should be able to install it wherever you want.NOTE: Will not work on Apple products. Winderz© only.If you want to know where it is on your computer now?Try C:Program Files (x86)Star Trek onlineenStar Trek OnlineLivex64GameClient.exeOr C:Program Files (x86)Star Trek onlineenStar Trek OnlineLivex86GameClient.exeDepending on you operating system.Or Search for 'GameClient.exe'I just installed the standalone launcher and created a shortcut.are the known command line parameters for your shortcut. You want the standalone launcher?The launcher is (Direct download link). You should be able to install it wherever you want.NOTE: Will not work on Apple products. Winderz© only.If you want to know where it is on your computer now?Try C:Program Files (x86)Star Trek onlineenStar Trek OnlineLivex64GameClient.exeOr C:Program Files (x86)Star Trek onlineenStar Trek OnlineLivex86GameClient.exeDepending on you operating system.Or Search for 'GameClient.exe'I just installed the standalone launcher and created a shortcut.are the known command line parameters for your shortcut.Ok thank you Arimimochi, really appreciate that. So, do I need to uninstall my current steam download of the game and create a fresh instal using the standalone launcher?
I've got the Gameclient (x64) to launch using the Reshade tool, but it does not seem to connect to the server. I get to the main STO login menu, but after that it does not connect? Yes, that should do it. Assuming you use Steam, it should be in this folder 'steamsteamappscommonStar Trek OnlineStar Trek OnlineLive'. The same one as GameClient.exe.You'll know it's working when you see text in the top left of the screen on the Cryptic logo.
Jan 20, 2012 Star Trek Online is a must play game for the fans but now that it has gone F2P (Free To Play), everyone one of you should give it a shot. All you need to do is download the client, create a free. The latest Tweets from Star Trek Online (@trekonlinegame). Star Trek Online is a free-to-play action MMORPG now available on PC, Xbox One, & PlayStation®4. ESRB Rating: TEEN with Blood, Violence. Earth Spacedock.
Word of advice though, don't alt+tab on that screen. It can cause the game to freeze. Just let it run through till character select and then you're good.
Much of what I have read says that Reshade won't work with DX9E, only with DX9. There seems to be a difference.
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It also seems to be a hit-or-miss proposition. Some people can get it to work and others just can't.
Maybe it's video drivers, maybe it some weird environment variable. But this is probably going to be as far as I can direct you. I would suggest an afternoon reading the. Is there a major difference between Nvidia Ansel and Reshade?I've tried to install Reshade in the past but it didn't work - so I'm not particularly interested to invest time in it again.Yes, there is a considerable different in terms of the options that are available. You would definitely notice the difference. If you have a look at the 4th screenshot, you will see lens dirt on the lower left of the screen. It's also light dependant, and will show up when ever their is a decent light source which is pretty cool.It never did work for me originally either, until I installed it the way I mentioned above.
Works a treat now, and was so simple to set up. The only thing that I did differently when installing this time was installing STO on Steam on my D drive and not my C drive. I also tried to install Reshade last time when I had ARC to open STO, and could never get it to work, so maybe it is down to where STO is installed and what you use to run it. The oversaturation of color looks really bad.Also keep in mind when tampering with these settings. You might fick up your client's files until you'll be forced to clean reinstall and revert to base driver settings.STO runs on a ten year old exclusive engine.
Keep that in mind.There could be some serious bugs that occur outside of the guaranteed scope due to any modding, so be reserved and aware when using any of these tweaks for a little more color saturation.Each to their own I guess, but personally I don't think it's over saturated at all. When on ground on ESD, it looks pretty decent. I think it was just on Kobali that looks a bit ott.
I've included an image with the same settings on ESD and as you can see, it's not over saturated, so I definitely think its the lighting on Kobali.With ReshadeWithout ReshadeSTO has had at least 3 patches since I've been using reshade and still no issues. Same goes for the Nvidea game filters.Also keep in mind that we are part of the same fleet. Your entitled to your own opinion of course, but I do believe you come over a little harsh in your comment. I would also point out that you dont -in anyway- need to alter any ingame files that relate to STO. Infact all you do is install a path for the reshade folder using the gameclient.exe.
It then reads the information it requires from that folder, that's it, and all the settings are done within reshade when STO launches. Also keep in mind that we are part of the same fleet. Your entitled to your own opinion of course, but I do believe you come over a little harsh in your comment. I would also point out that you dont -in anyway- need to alter any ingame files that relate to STO. Infact all you do is install a path for the reshade folder using the gameclient.exe.
It then reads the information it requires from that folder, that's it, and all the settings are done within reshade when STO launches.In this particular case, I don’t think casualsto intended to come across as telling you off.It’s a fair concern, since STO and Cryptic’s terms and regulations are infact against third party software. Games like WoW allow mods and multiboxing, but some game producers don't.
Cryptics one of them and have banned accounts for multiboxing.I think a 'use at your own risk' warning seems valid here. Trust me, you don't want to be accountable for anyone getting their hundreds of $$$ worth invested accounts banned because of this thread. On the same note, I was also trying reshade on my own risk - but I don't recommend it. I will be putting a moderator notice on the first page just as a fair warning.I must admit though, amazing game and screens!
I also look forward to more screens of particularly you in battle and compare them with my Nvidia Ansel filters. And thanks for changing the topic to warn of 3rd party software. I didn't think of that. Apologies Casualsto, and yes. Writing tone is very difficult indeed, and sorry for snapping.I shall try and upload a few to show it off for sure Mack.
As far as I'm aware, Reshade works as a filter over the game similar to the Nvidea filters. The only difference is the amount of options it gives you. I shall investigate further into the application to get a better understanding of how it works for sure.Again, thanks for the heads up to you both.
Star Trek Online DX11 Performance ReviewStar Trek Online has recently added DX11 Beta support, and we wanted to know how AMD's latest Radeon HD 7970 compared to NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 580 in the game and if DX11 provided any kind of performance difference over DX9. Our results were not what we expected.IntroductionWe are always on the lookout for games that make use of DirectX 11, whether that be for just performance or to add visual quality to the game. In testing current video cards, we want to use games that push graphical effects and utilize the special features built into current generation GPUs.
We also look for games which have been updating support from DX9 to DX11 to see if performance has been changed or to see if there are new 3D effects being used. We then compare video cards and find out which provides the best gameplay experience.With AMD's new generation of video cards, starting with the, AMD has added support specifically for DirectX 11.1. DirectX 11.1 allows target independent rasterization, flexible interoperability between graphics, compute, and video, and native Stereo 3D support.
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We don't expect DX11.1 to be a game changer, or to show us any differences compared to games using just DX11. That being said, we are always on the lookout for games that make specific mention of DX11.1. We have found the first game that makes specific mention of DX11.1, though it isn't functioning yet because we don't even have the API available for download from Microsoft yet.
However, you can bet game developers do have this in hand for testing.Star Trek Onlineis a massively multiplayer online game, or MMO. Star Trek Online is going free-to-play officially on January 17th, from its two year stint as a subscription-only MMO. We have used several MMO's in the past to look at video card performance and report the playable gameplay experience. We've used World of Warcraft, we've used Everquest and we've used Age of Conan.
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Up until now, Star Trek Online hasn't interested us much in terms of testing, even though it has a plethora of 3D effects and graphics options. That is changing though, as Star Trek Online now has DX11 Beta support.