Snover wrote: Why wouldn't you have fog table emulation turned on? heh Simple: it was turned off by default and I haven't needed it before. That I know of, anyway... 😁

For anyone interested, I found this: http://www.gametalk.com/talk/pc/indiana_jones_and_the_infernal_machine/53773077.htm Will try it when I have more time. Edit: I have absolutely no idea why, but using Win2k compatability mode on Jones3D.exe and Indy3D.exe, starting MediaPlayer 7 and Internet …

Any special modes in QFixApp? I tried WIn95 and Win98, mad no difference (in fact 95 made it worse). The game _runs_ ok, it seems to be screen overlays (i.e. 2D graphics on the 3D screen, like objects and inventory) that lock it up... maybe I should look into support for the nVidia card and not "run …

Tried it... but I only selected the game in the list and tried to run it, made no difference. The report tool said the game calls a lot of obsolete APIs, that is probably the problem (from my limited perspective).

Motherboard: MSI 694T Pro (Via) Processor type and speed: PIII 933MHz Amount and type of RAM: 192 Mb 100MHz SDRAMM Video board w/ RAM amount and type: Gainward nVidia GeForce4 4200, 128Mb Sound board: Integrated Operating system: WinXP Pro SP1 Game name (and version, if applicable): Indiana Jones …

Didn't realize things were so strict around here :) Anyway, to answer the questions in the guidelines (to which, btw, your link did not go): I think I have the latest VDMSound, but as I'm away from my comp right now I can't be 100% sure. Will check and edit when I get home. Same with DosBox, Bochs …

Anyone gotten this to run under WinXP with sound? Works fine without sound, but since it's a talkie I really don't want to play it that way... With sound turned on in the config, I get this when starting the game: ERROR FROM FILER Chewy Spezial Taf I got the game from the Underdogs site, and I've …