Huh, I never knew a VooDoom existed. Gotta try that some time.

Had a peek at the source code for the last version that got a DOS release, 1.41, just now. The DOS version won't even look for a -3dfx switch at all, the only place that does is win32\win_vid.c. And then, looking at the Glide renderer implementation, I see that it's currently tied to the Windows API, albeit only loosely, so if you insist on sticking with DOS then there's a bit of porting work to be done.

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> According to the documentation even the dos version should support 3dfx glide

Where does it say this? All the passages I could find mention it in the context of Windows, or do not specify any OS at all.

Hiho - i downloaded several dos versions, and some of the dos versions included a html based docu not only but with command line switches. One of them is the -3dfx switch. So i assumed it was capable of glide under dos.

Apparently this is wong, sadly...
I failed to get the windows version running on win98 with glide, they named the dll r_glide_unstable.dll - and that name is well deserved 😁.

I would really like to see a dos version of this with glide. Just because it would be a cool thing to use it under real dos with my voodoo 2. Nostalgia you know 😁

I guess you cant fiddle around with the sourcecode and make that happen?

If you aren't going to use the features that a voodoo card is for then not much point. If you are then someone would need to put in the effort to code a port for dos with those features.

@ DosFreak - i dont get your point 😀. If i wouldnt want to use the voodoo 3d acceleration i wouldnt ask for a sourceport which could use it. There are games like Descent 1 / 2 with 3dfx capabilities, be it official or cummunity driven. So glide works for dos games under real dos. I assumed doom legacy would offer glide support under dos because i want to use the card under dos. I could use a windows port but then i can directly go for something with opengl and more advanced stuff - but i want to stay close to the dos feeling while utilizing the voodo2 under dos.