It works okay here. If you just unzipped the file quickly, maybe you ended up with the Glide2x.ovl file in a subfolder of your Glidos folder. The replacement Glide2x.ovl must be in the top level of your Glidos folder. Also you must start the game with the "Start game" button.

That's exactly what I'd expect with the old version of Glidos.ovl Maybe I uploaded the wrong thing. I'll experiment here.

No worries. I've just put the files in the "Files" forum.

Administrator: The files that were in this first post of the thread are no longer needed since v1.18 of Glidos, and have been removed. This is a zip file containing an updated version of the file Glide2x.ovl. Use this as a replacement for the original with Glidos v1.17 to make Extreme Assault work. …

It sort of works, provided you have grabbed a couple of updated files from the glidos smartgroup files area. The files are in a folder called "Extreme Assult". The frame rate isn't quite as good as in software mode, which is disappointing, but it does look very pretty and its playable. I had to hack …

That's strange. You wouldn't think that that could cause any noticeable resource useage, but it does. Running Descent II, there was a little hiccup in the graphics (possibly every 150ms actually), and Redguard just ran like treacle. It may be some sort of bad interaction with something in Glidos. I …

Is that something you do from the launch pad? I haven't actually downloaded the launch pad, because for games run under Glidos, Glidos must launch the game. Perhaps I should have a look.

Last night I noticed that games were running a bit slow and choppy through Glidos. After a while I remembered I'd been experimenting with VDMSound's joystick support. Since doing so, I'd disabled joystick support in the various games and unplugged the joystick itself from the computer, but I still …