Quote from Lambourne, Posted 5/9/13

The whisper list is a function within team speak which allows you to speak to certain people without everyone else on the channel hearing, therefore stopping confusion due too to many people speaking at once. Also a great tool if you are using multiple squads and want the leaders/ commander to be able to talk to each other.
Here is a basic guide explaining how to set up a whisper list:

• • Start up team speak and connect to server
  • On the top menu bar select the 'tools' option, then select whisper lists
  • The whisper list set up will appear in a new window
  • Select 'New' on the lower left of the window
  • A Grey box will appear asking you to select a push to talk key for you whisper list. IMPORTANT: You must not use the same key as you use for normal team peak. I for example use mouse 3 for TS and mouse 4 for my whisper list.
  • Once you have selected you key all the options in the rest of the window should become available (they were grayed out before)
  • To start adding people to your list, simply go to the right hand box and click on the TS server you are on e.g. '=SWF= Spartan War Fighters' the select clients.
  • This will list all users currently on the TS server, then just drag and drop the users you wish to have in your list into the middle box.
  • Once you have all the users on you list press apply and then OK to complete. Now when you talk using your whisper list the blue circle before your name will glow RED for whisper list speech instead of glowing BLUE as it does for normal TS speech. Also each person on your whisper will get a little red dot at the end of their name so you don't forget who can hear you.

    Quote from Lambourne, posted 9/4/13

Ill post this as a couple of you were interested in how I put the =SWF= tag and Spartan helmet on the side I of arma 2 & dayz vehicles/ player skins.

This is the video I used to help.




NOTES;

You can have a free space on drop box, there is an option once you create an account

The tools don't look exactly the same as the ones on this video as they have been updated but still work the same.

Here is what you need to do to post a picture.

Get the URL for your pic and go to the editor.

You will get a window like this. Paste your url in the appropriate box and click outside the box. Your preview will appear.

If it doesn't the there is something wrong with the URL.

Click 'Insert'.

You will now see the pic in your editor.

Submit your post an there you go.

Here is what you need to do to post an imbeded video.

Get the link.

You will get a window that looks like this.

Paste the link in and click any blank space in the window and you will get a preview. It may take a couple  seconds for the video to show up in the window. Click 'Insert'. Your video shows up as a colored box. This is normal.

Click 'Submit' and you have your video!

    Quote from SfScriv, Posted 3/18/13:

Notice they are talking about Electronic Arts company layoffs as part of the BF4 news.  Very appropriate!!


There will be a 26 MAR official annaouncement relating to BF4.

   Quote from SfScriv, Posted 3/25/13

It is actually possible to use ultra graphics settings in Planetside 2. The in-game settings only go up to "high", with ultra being the fourth, and hidden, level. You just need to find and edit the UserOptions.ini file in the PS2 folder.
Where is that, you may ask? The default location should be something like this for Steam users: C:\Users\yourusername\Program Files (x86)\Steam\Steamapps\Common\Planetside 2 It should be quite similiar if you don't use Steam.
EDIT: It's actuallly C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\Steamapps\Common\Planetside 2 Now find that UserOptions.ini file and open it with notepad. First of all, copy that file now and save it somewhere else, in a backup folder, on your desktop or wherever you like. There might be some risks involved, so be warned. Your computer may not like these settings and I suppose there's a reason you can't select them in-game. Config file tweaking isn't classified as cheating, as far as I know.
Setting your graphics to ultra should make your game look better, but surprisingly the framerate will possibly go up! This sounds illogical, but that's what I was experiencing along with many other PS2 players.
So, find the part that starts with [Rendering]. With the in-game settings, 1 is low, 2 medium and 3 is high. 4 is mostly ultra. TextureQuality should be at 0, or so they say at the Planetside forum. That's the ultra instead of 4 for some reason. OverallQuality is -1 indicating you're using custom settings. Setting it to 1 would set everything to low etc. If you download the latest Nvidia drivers, you can set GpuPhysics to 1 (it's a binary value, either 0 or 1) and experience some neat effects like how the gravity lifts and spawn beacons sparkle and how explosions and bullets have some added effects as well. I only tested this quickly yesterday and didn't really notice a difference other than the framerate being better. It used to be about 30-40 fps in a quiet area, now it's 40-50 fps.
Press Alt+F in-game to see you frames per second just under the mini map. Other useful key combinations are Ctrl+F10 and Ctrl+F11, one of which removes the HUD and the other removes the gun. You can't shoot without the gun, but if you want to take some good pictures without the weapon and all kinds of meters blocking the view, here's the way. Playing without the HUD would be quite immersive, but you'd be at a disadvantage.
Here's what I've got:

      [Rendering]

          GraphicsQuality=4

          TextureQuality=0

          ShadowQuality=3

          RenderDistance=999999.000000

          Gamma=0.000000

          MaximumFPS=1000

          UseLod0a=0

          OverallQuality=-1

          LightingQuality=4

          EffectsQuality=4

          TerrainQuality=3

          FloraQuality=4

          ModelQuality=4

          VerticalFOV=55

          ParticleLOD=2

          ParticleDistanceScale=0.650000

          FogShadowsEnable=1

          MotionBlur=0

          VSync=0

          AO=1

          GpuPhysics=1

There are also some other interesting stuff in there, but I don't know if and how will they work. Under [UI] you should be able to edit the map's position and zoom level.

here's a video showing GPU physics in action: www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcJlTUgZTT8

Here's a thread about ultra settings. forums.station.sony.com/ps2/index.php?threads/how-to-force-ultra-settings.56919/

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