cvar_t v_color_white_r = {CVAR_SAVE, "v_color_white_r", "1", "desired color of white"};
cvar_t v_color_white_g = {CVAR_SAVE, "v_color_white_g", "1", "desired color of white"};
cvar_t v_color_white_b = {CVAR_SAVE, "v_color_white_b", "1", "desired color of white"};
-cvar_t v_hwgamma = {CVAR_SAVE, "v_hwgamma", "1", "enables use of hardware gamma correction ramps if available (note: does not work very well on Windows2000 and above)"};
+cvar_t v_hwgamma = {CVAR_SAVE, "v_hwgamma", "1", "enables use of hardware gamma correction ramps if available (note: does not work very well on Windows2000 and above), values are 0 = off, 1 = attempt to use hardware gamma, 2 = use hardware gamma whether it works or not"};
cvar_t v_psycho = {0, "v_psycho", "0", "easter egg (does not work on Windows2000 or above)"};
// brand of graphics chip
*ramp++ = (unsigned short)(cos(t*(M_PI*2.0)) * 32767.0f + 32767.0f);
}
- Cvar_SetValueQuick(&vid_hardwaregammasupported, VID_SetGamma(vid_gammaramps, vid_gammarampsize));
+ // set vid_hardwaregammasupported to true if VID_SetGamma succeeds, OR if vid_hwgamma is >= 2 (forced gamma - ignores driver return value)
+ Cvar_SetValueQuick(&vid_hardwaregammasupported, VID_SetGamma(vid_gammaramps, vid_gammarampsize) || v_hwgamma.integer >= 2);
// if custom gamma ramps failed (Windows stupidity), restore to system gamma
if(!vid_hardwaregammasupported.integer)
{