extShadowQuality
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World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King introduces dynamic shadows, which can be controlled via console commands.[1] It can also be changed through the video options menu.
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Commands and effects
Be warned, setting the shadow quality too high for your PC will bring it to its knees - work from a low setting and raise it.
Chat box
Type the following into the chat box:
/console extShadowQuality 0- [LOWEST] Precomputed terrain and blob PC/NPC shadows.
/console extShadowQuality 1- [LOW] Precomputed terrain and dynamic PC/NPC shadows.
/console extShadowQuality 2- [MEDIUM] Full environmental and PC/NPC shadows, low-res, medium-distance.
/console extShadowQuality 3- [MED-HIGH] Full environmental and PC/NPC shadows, low-res, long-distance.
/console extShadowQuality 4- [HIGH] Full environmental and PC/NPC shadows, hi-res, long-distance.
/console extShadowQuality 5- [VERY HIGH] Experimental cascaded shadow maps
Config.wtf
Alternatively, you can add the string to your Config.wtf file, in the form "SET extShadowQuality #", where # is a number between 0 and 5.
OpenGL
Currently, shadows don't work fully in OpenGL. Using a d3d -> OpenGL interface will result in incorrect transparency within models. Using a shadow setting higher than "4" may result into a blank screen in raw OpenGL mode.
