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GoatLord Senior Member Posts: 1414 Registered: 07-02 Tried out Vavoom. It's pretty cool. Two questions though, maybe someone can answer them for me. 1. Does anyone have any issues with sound? On my machine, some of the sounds are way too low (such as the shotgun) and some are really loud (such as Doomguy dying). It's really weird and buggy. 2. How come Doomsday supports interpolation on models and Vavoom doesn't? If they're both using the md2 format, shouldn't they both have interpolation? Or is this because of Vavoom's incorporation of the Quake code (Quake does not support interpolation as far as I know). 08-21-05 19:24 # Profile || Blog || PM || Email || Homepage || Search || Add Buddy IP || Edit/Delete || Quote

boris meow Posts: 3743 Registered: 05-00 MD2 just stores frames of the model, the interpolation has to be done by the software. So if the programmer didn't program it, well, there's no interpolation between frames. And you might want to ask question about Vavoom in the Vavoom forum :) 08-21-05 19:42 # Profile || Blog || PM || Search || Add Buddy IP || Edit/Delete || Quote

Bashe Forum Staple Posts: 2066 Registered: 11-03 Some of those problems are just because Vavoom isn't very polished yet. It's got a lot of bugs yet, but in the future, they'll be fixed. 08-21-05 20:04 # Profile || Blog || PM || Email || Search || Add Buddy IP || Edit/Delete || Quote

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