So it turns out to be a Lighting (Lightmap) issue. It was not a texture issue after all. From Wikipedia: A lightmap is a 3D engine light data structure which contains the brightness of surfaces in a video game. Well in my case (using the Glide renderer), the brightness of surfaces on all of the …

Yes I've tried most glide wrappers. I've also tried both 16bit and 32bit D3D and the fog looked the same. VolumetricLighting in most of my Unreal 1 games looked so ugly using the D3D renderer, that's one reason I'm using Glide.

Nice shots keropi. I assume the mirrors in your game work fine too. Well I guess these errors I get are caused by my vga driver then. My guess is it has something to do with texture blending/transparency or some sort. Would be nice if someone else could post some screenshots using dgVoodoo.

You can just double-click the .sav file (hope it's not associated with any program) and choose select program from a list and find undying.exe. Screenshot default is F5, IIRC.

Here, one just outside the mausoleum and another one for checking out the kitchen's basement.

Hey Davros, does the fog in your game look like this? (This one using the D3D renderer)

Well I thought all Unreal 1 engine games were meant to be played using Glide (judging from KHG, WoT, NerfArena). But that doesn't seem to be the case.

Would that mean changing to the D3D renderer?

Greetings everyone. So, lately I was playing using dgVoodoo and found these: http://www.vogons.org/files/undying_error_01.jpg http://www.vogons.org/files/undying_error_02.jpg http://www.vogons.org/files/undying_error_03.jpg http://www.vogons.org/files/undying_error_04.jpg http://www.vogons.org/files …