Hello, I'm not sure if this is something that DGV2 can help with, but I'll ask just in case. This game is supposed to run with a contextual FPS cap system: 30FPS during general gameplay, and 20FPS during certain in-game scenes. Most functionalities of the game are tied to the framerate. On modern …

Hi, dgVoodoo2 is still great. Thanks again. Half-Life has some issues when using the Glide wrapper with the game's 3DFX renderer, but the most severe ones are present in the latest WON version 1.1.1.0. Issue 1: UI elements (HUD, text) do not render when HL (not DGV2) is set to windowed mode. This …

In the DirectX settings, you need to select any one of the two GeForce virtual cards or the ATI one to get the fog working. There is no fog when using the default one or the Matrox option.

I really appreciate that, thanks! I can confirm that it is fully playable without any fear of missing out on any effects. Though there is actually a minor issue that I've never noticed before now; it seems to have been present since previous versions of DGV2. When forcing a resolution, there is some …

Awesome! I never had a PC that was able to render all of the game's graphics properly. Even my oldest PCs were always missing one or two effects. I imagine these issues were very widespread. This is a big deal for this game. Between this and your FPU fix, TPM is finally behaving like a normal PC …

While it does use some of the same file formats as other Lucas Arts games, TPM does not use the Sith engine like those you mentioned, so the fixes are incompatible. It uses an original engine created by Big Ape Productions, which they nicknamed "Obi".

Hi, I want to thank Dege and anybody else involved with dgVoodoo2. I find it to be one of the best wrappers by far for many reasons I can't begin to list. The Phantom Menace has almost all of its graphical glitches fixed thanks to DGV2, however the two most severe issues remain: Issue 1: Missing Fog …