Radar Shot Length and Radar Shot Size may be adjusted to make bullets more visible on the radar, and therefore easier to dodge. The overhead view of the radar affords the player a look at the entire game world in 360 degrees of detail. Some users will attempt to make the radar as large as possible in order to see the most amount of detail in the game world. Many players find it easier to concentrate on the radar when playing rather then the 3d view. Some servers can enable options that override this ability and force a client to use the server's time of day. the - and = keys by default allow a user to change the local time of day. Some extremely low quality levels may not offer a playable experience on all maps, most notably those that use meshes.įor instances of maps that are run at "night" it is possible to change the local time of day so that it is easier for a user to see opposing tanks. It should be noted that BZFlag may not run on all hardware configurations. As a last resort the overall resolution of the client can be lowered. Other settings such as lighting, shadows, and smoothing can assist in increasing frame-rate. This is mostly apparent on Apple's OSX operating system. On any system with modern hardware ( from the last 8 years ) it should be set to LinearMipmapLinear as this is what most hardware is optimized for. One example of this is the texture filtering method. It should note that performance may degrade if some options are turned "down". Users should attempt to change these settings in order to increase the frame rate. Many of the graphics settings do affect frame rate. This in turn can and will affect gameplay.
Low frame rate ( less then 40fps ) can cause "fake" lag on the client and affect network performance. Clients that run older video cards or systems may experience problems due to low frame rate.
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