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First post, by Metamorf

Posted on 2004-12-01, 01:07

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I am trying to run Tomb Raider using Glide on my system, but one annoying problem remains, and I have no idea how to fix it.

The problem is that objects such as doors, fences, movable blocks etc are not hidden behind Lara (or walls for that matter) as they should but instead appear in front of her.

Here is my system rundown:
Processor: Pentium 4, 1.7GHz
Graphics Processor: SiS 650 (integrated chipset on the motherboard)
Graphics Driver Version: 6.14.10.3631
Operating System: Windows XP SP2 (tried uninstalling SP2 to no avail)
GliDOS Version: 1.30

Glidos.ini configuratiion:

1Name: Tomb Raider
2Executable: F:\Games\Tombraid\Tombglid.exe
3ExeSizes: 873739
4CDCheckFile: data\Level10c.phd
5DosGraphics: Yes
6ControlJudderFix: 1
7Resolution: 2
8FullScreen: Yes
9ForcedTextureSmoothing: No
10Mp3BackgroundSounds: Yes
11RedbookEmulation: Yes

OpenGLid.ini configuration:

1Version=0.09rc8
2
3[Options]
4WrapperPriority=2
5CreateWindow=0
6InitFullScreen=0
7EnableMipMaps=1
8IgnorePaletteChange=0
9Wrap565to5551=1
10EnablePrecisionFix=1
11EnableMultiTextureEXT=1
12EnablePaletteEXT=1
13EnableVertexArrayEXT=1
14TextureMemorySize=16
15FrameBufferMemorySize=8

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Reply 1 of 4, by Metamorf

Posted on 2004-12-01, 04:48

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D'oh... I missed this post

strange object effect in tr 1

Now, I don't seem to have a way to reconfigure the 16-bit Z-buffer on my graphics drivers. but I found a work-around nonetheless...

On the Windows Display Properties (via Control Panel or right-clicking anywhere on the Desktop), select the Settings tab then set the 'Color Quality' to 'Medium (16 bit)'

It now works fine for me.

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Reply 2 of 4, by Glidos

Posted on 2004-12-01, 12:21

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Great! I didn't think the SiS drivers had sufficiently good OpenGL support for Glidos. Maybe they've improved then.

Reply 3 of 4, by Snover

Posted on 2004-12-02, 01:30

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Heh heh, I bit my tongue to not say "WTF are you thinking playing ANY game with onboard video?" 😀

Yes, it’s my fault.

Reply 4 of 4, by Metamorf

Posted on 2004-12-02, 05:28

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I guess I'm not a particularly demanding gamer 😒

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