Streets only supports Glide on the Voodoo and Voodoo2 out of the box, and would require the Voodoo Rush patch for any other voodoo card.

however Streets has other problems that virtualizing a CPU would be infinite pain for and only properly plays on slow CPUs. If your CPU's too fast then the framerate will be high enough for cars to bounce away to their home planet and there'll be a high chance of a crash.

(Also it doesn't look better in Glide either as transparent effects are not handled and the thrashing is rough.)

leileilol wrote on 2023-09-02, 03:08:

Streets only supports Glide on the Voodoo and Voodoo2 out of the box, and would require the Voodoo Rush patch for any other voodoo card.

however Streets has other problems that virtualizing a CPU would be infinite pain for and only properly plays on slow CPUs. If your CPU's too fast then the framerate will be high enough for cars to bounce away to their home planet and there'll be a high chance of a crash.

(Also it doesn't look better in Glide either as transparent effects are not handled and the thrashing is rough.)

The crash issue during the start of the mission has been resolved! It turned out that it was necessary to switch to software rendering:
1) I created a shortcut to the game on the desktop;
2) in the "Object" line of the properties of the shortcut, you had to write -o0 at the very end and click OK.
I just tested this game on VMWare Player. After that, I haven't seen any crashes on VMWare yet. VB still has them. But how do I slow down the processor for a virtual machine? And how to make the cursor in the game display normally? Just the cursor blinking in the game. Installing the VMWare specific mouse driver didn't help.

Burinis wrote on 2023-09-02, 09:04:

But how do I slow down the processor for a virtual machine?

You can't. Not in VMWare or Virtualbox.

feda wrote on 2023-09-02, 17:35:

Burinis wrote on 2023-09-02, 09:04:

But how do I slow down the processor for a virtual machine?

You can't. Not in VMWare or Virtualbox.

Why? I already downloaded the CPU Grabber, adjusted the frequency in it and the virtual machine really became slower.

Last time I tried one of those apps, it didn't slow anything down, but it did cause stuttering.

It has no effect on Streets. Cars are still bouncing up and down.

feda wrote on 2023-09-03, 12:22:

It has no effect on Streets. Cars are still bouncing up and down.

But personally, after slowing down the processor in a virtual machine, I don’t observe such a situation. However, I enabled virtualization of Intel VT-X/EPT+AMD-V/RVI, CPU performance counter and IOOMU in the machine settings.

Maybe QEMU with -accel tcg,thread=single will slow it down enough.