Borderlands 2 Remove Cell Shading
Gearbox has put together a of, complete with a ton of adjustable options in its menus that mean you won’t have to go digging through config files just to make the game play the way you want.Of course, you can still go through the config files and make the play better, should you so desire.We’ve scoured the Internet and poured through Borderlands 2′s.ini config files in order to find a few tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your Borderlands 2 experience. A number of these fixes might help you out if you’re finding your older system is struggling to handling the game; a few others are for general convenience; and a few might make the whole game a little prettier, especially if you’ve got hardware to handle it.You’ll find your.ini files here: C:Users%USERNAME%DocumentsMy GamesBorderlands 2WillowGameConfigOnce you’ve located that folder, you’ll want to back it up completely before you start messing with anything. That way, you can pull back the default files should something get screwed up. You’ll also want to back up your saved game as well, if you have it. Find that at C:Users%USERNAME%DocumentsMy GamesBorderlands 2WillowGameSaveDataAll set? Okay, with the Config folder opened inside the WillowGame folder, you’ll find a series of.ini files that handle different things. Each tweak will call out the appropriate file, which you’ll want to edit in a text editor such as Notepad.
You’ll need to use the Find function (ctrl+F) to locate the appropriate lines for each tweak.Don’t forget to check out our other.Disable Startup MoviesThis will allow you to turn off the various logos when the game starts up. They’re already skippable with a quick click, but this allows you to deactivate all of them.In WillowEngine.ini, find these lines:FullScreenMovieStartupMovies=2KlogoStartupMovies=GearboxlogoStartupMovies=NVidiaStartupMovies=LoadingSkippableMovies=2KlogoSkippableMovies=GearboxlogoSkippableMovies=AttractSkippableMovies=NVidiaThen, add a; in front of each “StartupMovie” line.
Borderlands 2 - Performance tips - Cell-Shading OFF Disable Shadows and Lighting to Boost Performance In WillowEngine.ini, find these lines (all of which are under SystemSettings but not all of which are together.
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The event was a bunch of us played Borderlands for 24 hours straight, had give aways, auctions and took pledges by the headshot kill. In the end, we raised about $2,700. They're doing the event again this year (with tons more / awesomer auctions) and you can find the details here:What I wanted to touch on is trying to paint miniatures in whatever style feels / looks good to you. These minis I've painted in the Borderlands style. That is with cell-shading, strong contrasts, bold highlights, and almost a 'sketched' appearance.
Borderlands 2 Remove Cell Shading Lines
I've gone into great detail on my blog about the importance of trying other styles. I think the last pic 'Young Marcus' is by far my favourite of them.
Non Cell Shaded Borderlands
They were all magnetized, with two bases created, so that whoever won them could still game with them.Hi-res images available:Works In Progress. I read your article and several others after discovering your tutorials for the infernal.
As a very recent painter, I have to say they were both inspiring and helpful. Thank you very much for spending your time helping everyoneMoving on, to stay OT: They look amazing, they may have few conversions but they are spot on and look amazing! Whoever won them has some minis he will be eternally proud to field!P.S: About that particular article, the idea of an army painted with different grades of grey and a tiny bit of contrast color is fantastic and I hope I'll be able to paint at least one or a small squad this way. I just need to keep improving and paint my army first.