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First post, by Vagrant

Posted on 2007-02-28, 16:45

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Hi guys,
i have the Sold Out version Tomb Raider 1 and i followed the installation steps and everything worked fine. But the game shows Lara in the top-left corner of the screen just as if the camera has a 320x240 viewport, and in the other parts of the screen looks like the lastests vertexes of the rendering port have been stretched... Look it here: http://www.geocities.com/samueldantas

Please help me, i have tried a lot of configurations, changed all options but it didnt worked...

Thank you. 😢

Reply 1 of 4, by keropi

Posted on 2007-02-28, 22:15

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what vga u use? driver? give use more info!
this is CLEARLY a driver prob!

Reply 2 of 4, by red_avatar

Posted on 2007-03-01, 04:08

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And what Operating system - Windows 98? XP?

EDIT: and since when does Tomb Raider have D3D mode?

Reply 3 of 4, by ErikGG

Posted on 2007-03-01, 18:00

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Hey all, to complete his question, he is using dgVoodoo to run Tomb Raider. See the Glidos section.

This is a resolution or maybe as keropi stated a driver problem.

Erik.

Read the new FAQ.doc

Reply 4 of 4, by gidierre

Posted on 2007-03-03, 22:20

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It seems you overlooked this issue had been addressed here

DgVoodoo 1 Discussion Thread

on pages 12/13
by daljaxon and answered by Dege himself, who wrote about poor VESA support.

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