Medal Of Honour Allied Assault Warchest GOG.com Tweak Guide

I warn you, this is a very long-winded and technical video, almost 30 minutes in length. However I cover a range of graphics tweaks, once you decided which you like most, the tweak is very simple to apply.

UPDATE: I overlooked an options screen "Advanced" which has more options. Make sure you set everything to the highest setting and also tick volumetric smoke. It's also here that you can enable subtitles.

In regards to graphics I am covering:

- Enabling texture filtering in the graphics driver
- Enabling AA in the graphics driver
- Built-in resolution and centred GPU scaling
- Built-in resolution and aspect ratio GPU scaling
- Custom 4:3 resolution
- Custom widescreen resolution
- Dynamic Super resolution

In regards to audio I am covering:

- Enabling higher sample rate
- Configuring speaker settings
- Upgrading the game's audio drivers
- Enabling Hardware 3D Audio
- Configuring ALchemy with Creative cards
- Configuring Windows and Creative software for surround over headphones in Windows Vista and later

Link to my website with audio drivers and copy paste text: http://www.philscomputerlab.com/tech-reviews-and-tweak-guides-series.html

Thanks for the video tutorial it really helped.

Settings I use are:

seta ui_console "1"
seta developer "1"
seta r_mode "-1"
seta r_customheight "900"
seta r_customwidth "1440"
seta thereisnomonkey "1" // makes FOV work
seta fov "100" // custom FOV
seta r_swapinterval 1 // enables vsync

Once all settings are set how you like you have to set "unnamedsoldier.cfg" to "Read Only".
This prevents the game from removing the FOV line.

These do not actually work.

In "main" folder create a "custom.cfg" text file
add:

seta r_fullscreen "1"
seta r_customwidth "1360"
seta r_customheight "768"
seta r_mode "-1"
seta ui_console "1"
seta developer "1"
seta r_swapinterval "1"
seta thereisnomonkey "1"

bind INS "fov 75"
bind HOME "fov 85"
bind PGUP "fov 90"

bind DEL "fov 100"
bind END "fov 120"
bind PGDN "fov 140"

This works for me, the prevoius method does not anymore.