[TDM Benchmark Demo]

Managed to get it to run. Had to place the .pk4 in the /.doom3/training_mission folder instead of the instructed /.doom3/darkmod/fms folder. Also experienced issues with rotating sky/ceiling, even when the actual game runs fine. System specs. and results are below:

 

CPU: Phenom X4 9650 @ 3.0GHZ
RAM: 2x2GB DDR2
GPU: HD4850 512MB @ 750/1100
OS: Kubuntu Karmic 64bit
GPU Drivers: 9.12

 

Game Preferences:
1680 x 1050
4xAA
16xAF
Bloom Off
Vsync. Off
Ambient Rendering Standard
Interactive Shader High Quality

 

Demo Run 1: 69.8fps
Demo Run 2: 88.1fps
Demo Run 3: 87.6fps

 

Edit:

Launched the game a second time and started getting much higher results.

Run 1: 73.5fps

Run 2: 101.2

Run 3: 101.1fps

 

[TDM Benchmark Demo]

Benchmark doesn't seem to want to work for me. Running the provided command simply launches the training mission again. If I try to launch it from the main menu the console complains that it can't open "demo/training.demo". Running Kubuntu Karmic.

[Thank you.]

Nearly forgot about this project until I saw an entry in Linux Game Tome and was surprised that it was already out. Runs great and I have been enjoying it. Always liked the Thief games. Great job . Hopefully there will be lots more content in the near future.

[Post your System Configuration here]

OS

Kubuntu 9.10 64bit

 

CPU

Phenom x4 9650 (3GHz)

 

System Memory

4GB DDR2

 

Video Card + Drivers

Radeon HD4850 512MB (750/1100) + 9.11, 9.12, 10.1 BETA, 10.2 BETA

 

Performance

1680x1050 w/ 4xAA + 16xAF, everything maxed, no bloom. Game runs around 30fps, with the lowest being 14fps when there is a lot of action on screen. Have only tried the training and the infiltration missions, but from what I have seen so far the game runs great. No serious problems like crashes or game freezes, though turning off any desktop composition (Compiz, Kwin) does help in maintaining stability. Only graphical glitch so far is related to bloom and AA. If I use custom AA filters with the driver and enable bloom in the game, scenes render upside down. Regular AA filtering (box) and bloom work fine; custom AA filters (narrow tent, wide tent, edge detect) and no bloom works fine. The in game AA and AF controls don't seem to work, so forcing filters with the driver is the only way; but I seem to remember this being an issue with the regular Doom 3 engine.