Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-11-15, 21:53
It seems to be the same. Credits work.
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-11-15, 14:04
It still hangs in quick race mode. Credits work, there's the same thing during in the credits the texture change where sometimes some polygons are darker for 1 frame. Here's the log when it hangs.
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-11-14, 17:20
It doesn't crash when I go to the credits. I waited a bit after it changed texture from the Bizarre Creations logo to the Psygnosis logo and then I went back to the menu and I quit. It looked fine, I guess. When the Bizarre Creations logo faded out, a few times, for 1 frame it looked like 1 tile of …
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-11-14, 15:08
Here's the log, it's big but it doesn't look like it logged any id. Menuing and the prerace screen were extremely slow though.
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-20, 00:22
It's still the same with this one. I wonder, does the microcode uc file have anything to do with the issue ? Maybe using the original microcode from their custom driver could help ? Or would it help if someone with a V1000 tried your wrapper ? I can't help with that unfortunately.
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-19, 21:44
The new build 10-20-002 still creates an empty V2k.RReady.Verite.txt log. The game runs faster but it hangs/crashes, it's the same as before. I did a few other tests with the previous version 10-20-001. - In the first test I managed to press alt-enter during the checkered flag scene. No idea why it …
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-19, 19:54
I tested 10-20-001, I didn't test the previous ones since my previous post. It changes resolution but appart from that it seems to be the same as before. I did several tests just in case. In one test I switched off the computer during the starting grid with the checkered flag, if it helps seeing …
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-19, 04:47
Raven can you check your desktop resolution just to be sure ? You said you couldn't spot a resolution change and that you didn't have random colors, but it could also indicate that your desktop resolution is 640x480. If it's 640x480, can you try a higher resolution ? edit: Like I said, yesterday I …
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-19, 01:28
About music, in Windows 98 I connected the sound card to the cd drive and now music works in the d3d version, but the rendition version still crashes without music for me in 1024*768 (while Raven said he had music when he crashed). This is with version 18-10-003.corrected. Then I formated again and …
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-18, 16:59
I tested version 002 and 003.corrected. I'm joining the logs for the version 003.corrected. Both versions stay in 1024*768, instead of switching to 640*480 I guess. It alternates 1 frame is the loading picture, 1 frame is something in memory, then the loading picture, then the frame in memory. When …
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-18, 04:34
This version puts things in the logs. There's a crash message and reports from Windows but no other message. V2k.RReady.Redline.txt 2023/10/18 06:24:12.720 Started logging V2k.RReady.Verite.txt 2023/10/18 06:24:12.720 Started logging 06:24:12.770 Loaded system\Verite.dll library 06:24:12.770 V_ …
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-17, 23:43
I did more tests. I formatted and installed Windows 98 SE and the wrapper still isn't logging the results. Then I removed the Rendition V2100 and put an S3 Virge instead, without installing any driver, and the wrapper logs the results. Logs with the S3 Virge and version 2023-10-17.003 say: V2K. …
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-17, 17:58
I had Windows 95 on the computer, then I upgraded it to Windows 98. In Pcem it logs fine with the same Windows 95 and the same Rendition Vérité dlls that I had. I guess I'll have to format and reinstall.
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-17, 09:48
The name is the same in french. I'll check in PCem later to see what happens.
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-17, 08:15
To copy files you make cd isos or you edit the hd image directly, if it works.
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-17, 07:47
If I try this older version, I still get 1 log file with the 2 lines inside that I posted and the error message box, but I don't get the crash error message from Windows. I guess everything happens very early when the game is launched. I have the rendition drivers installed, the last version …
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-16, 23:23
It's still the same with this one, I get 2 empty log files.
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-16, 22:31
It makes 2 logs files but they're empty. I'll try compiling the version of your code that outputs something in the log (version 2023-10-16.001), and see if I can output some text in many places and get rid of the message. I'm in Windows 98 1st edition at the moment but I'll install 2nd edition.
Re: Test: Running Formula 1 on a Rendition Verité V2200
Posted on 2023-10-16, 15:18
This time I get a Windows crash error like before with a random address. The log file is created but it's empty. I'm copying dlls in the Fomula 1 directory. I think I'll install Windows 98 next time because I have trouble installing my usb card in Windows 95.
Re: How do you overclock an NVIDIA RIVA 128 in MS-DOS?
Posted on 2023-10-16, 14:49
It sounds unintuitive but you'll get a big speed gain by using a faster cpu like a pentium 2, because not all the 3d rendering was actually done on the graphics card. The graphics card needs to wait for some cpu operations for the rendering. The problem is there's no DOS game with 3d acceleration …
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