When I mentioned patching the patch, I just spoke about code already patched by gog. dgVoodoo is not compatible with how the code was patched, but dgv wasn't a thing to count with for gog, so it's understandable. "For now, it's a solution together with dgv 2.63. I'll bring back the visuals of 2.63 …

You wrote an extra 0 to the end of the offset... just copy them from the browser. I swear I copied it correctly like 10 times. I guess the : got copied. Eyes are not as good as when we were in our 20's. I modified the values, downloaded DgVoodoo 6.3, used MS D3Dx32, D3D8, scale factor 3. Everything …

Whatever bytes you find at the given offsets, just overwrite them by the ones I listed, I guess we have the same deep6.exe version. Ctrl-G in Hxd to jump to the offset. Btw, meanwhile I realized why the crash comes only with dgVoodoo: gog patched 2 routines by temporarily corrupting the stack …

I think he is talking about the main game executable Instead of the installer, where you have to edit the hex Yes, that is what I am talking about. As I listed in my post deep6.exe is the game executable. The named offsets do not seem to exist in my deep6.exe. It is a clean installed version from …

I checked it out the game (GOG version) and saw that one of my dd blit improvement introduced in 2.63.1 broke some things in the game. Blurry 2D elements and white background at the top-left corner behind the 3D rendered image of the current player character. I've just fixed those problems, and I …

I'll look into this when I have some time. I can't remember if I was able to reproduce the crash back in 2019 (probably not). But anyway, does the debug layer say something before the crash? Like failed object creation or sg like that? Or, it's because of a gog hack like simply casting a D3D …

dgVoodoo2 s DDraw.dll is required to link the main Direct3D dll, d3dimm.dll. Thus it may not work. However you may try renaming d3dimm.dll to d3dim.dll and see if anything improves, but it is not guaranteed. Alternatively, you can hex edit the game's dll(s) or executable(s) to link to a different …

Instead of necroing the other thread regarding the DDraw (2019) issue, I post a new one. Win10, dgVoodoo2 2.79 (also 2.55), GoG version of the game. [1] Game Crash Due To DDraw.dll. DgVoodoo2's DDraw.dll file still causes game crash when you enter the spell menu and click on any spell school. It …

I successfully installed & had this game running in DOSBox. Sound effects, music, etc all worked. Then I patched to the official patch 1.1. No music no matter what I tried. I downloaded the patch from multiple sites & installed fresh each time in case the patch was bad. Same results. No more music. …

Lately I have been playing around with DFR vs the front end I normally use. Something curious I have noticed. I installed MUNT & tried to use it with several games that do support MT-32. They sounded aweful. I tried it in DFR & the sound was as it should be - sounded great. I then took all the lines …