https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Level_o ... _graphics)

Probably part of the game.
Rare for it to be user configurable,but Iirc it was in quake and battlefield 1942.

myne wrote on 2024-10-03, 06:04:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Level_o ... _graphics)

Probably part of the game.
Rare for it to be user configurable,but Iirc it was in quake and battlefield 1942.

but is weird because back on the day when i played for example fifa 99 in my old pc with a riva tnt 2 i remember the graphics looking great all the time

Is that the game you're running?
If it runs on a riva, why aren't you using directx?

ReignerDeustcher wrote on 2024-10-03, 18:38:

but is weird because back on the day when i played for example fifa 99 in my old pc with a riva tnt 2 i remember the graphics looking great all the time

🤣 no, back in the day, you were playing it on much smaller screen in much smaller resolution, therefore this LOD quality was much less noticeable as it is today

DougQuaid wrote on 2024-10-04, 06:05:

ReignerDeustcher wrote on 2024-10-03, 18:38:

but is weird because back on the day when i played for example fifa 99 in my old pc with a riva tnt 2 i remember the graphics looking great all the time

🤣 no, back in the day, you were playing it on much smaller screen in much smaller resolution, therefore this LOD quality was much less noticeable as it is today

oh =(

Really though, why are you using dgvoodoo for a directx game?

For Fifa99 i remember there was a launcher or setup exe in the game folder. By default it was in software rendering or something like that. But if you switched to DirectX/Direct3D rendering, the game looked much better. Are you sure that the game is in the right mode? Try it without dgVoodoo too if you have issues

myne wrote on 2024-10-05, 15:11:

Really though, why are you using dgvoodoo for a directx game?

Ain't dgvoodoo a d3d7-9 wrapper to d3d11-12? Like... it won't work for opengl games.