well i was laggin, then i used some commands that messed up with something related to video, like in some maps i see water dark, really dark.. but im some maps its clean, super clean... and i cant see outside while im on water.. PLZZZ HOW DO I FIX THIS?
look at the water

look at the difference

i couldnt see the house outside

Code:

r_waterforceexpensive "1"

 

Code:

r_waterforceexpensive "1"

did not work

Code:

r_waterforceexpensive "1"

did not work

Code:

mat_clipz 0
r_cheapwaterend 0
r_cheapwaterstart 0
cl_show_splashes 1
mat_wateroverlaysize 32
r_WaterDrawReflection 1

Those are all the water based cvars I can think of.
r_WaterDrawRefraction 1

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thats not the problem rival, his fps are 20-30 i dont think its just the water its maps too

Code:

r_waterforceexpensive "1"

did not work

Code:

mat_clipz 0
r_cheapwaterend 0
r_cheapwaterstart 0
cl_show_splashes 1
mat_wateroverlaysize 32
r_WaterDrawReflection 1

Those are all the water based cvars I can think of.
r_WaterDrawRefraction 1

they didnt work, but i used -autoconfig and now its fine

thats not the problem rival, his fps are 20-30 i dont think its just the water its maps too

after using -autoconfig, even with low fps i can see everything now.. but still a good thing do, fix my fps lol
thanks guys

It seems you're constantly having problems with your Counter Strike : Source installation, and I'm actually amazed that one person can have so many issues.

Post your PCs specs here. Make sure your graphics card drivers are up to date (I mean go their website and manually download the drivers and install them, dont let Windows do it automatically because they suck) as well. If you're one of those guys that is constantly fucking around with their CS:S files (installing new skins and GUIs), then STOP IT.

AND i dont add plugins, skins..etc all of that stuff, im totally original

>Pentinum 4
Can you tell us your graphic card.

>Pentinum 4
Can you tell us your graphic card.

Yeah, just type "dxdiag" into the Start Menu Search bar and hit Enter, and then go to the Display tab, it should list your graphics card information there.