No manual yet. I'm sure the authors have suggestions for you, though.

You could always run the D3D version, though, right? Or is the Glide version "superior"?

It shall have to be tested eventually in OpenGlide anyhow, though, as part of the battery of games to be tested...

Im running the game with WinXP. D3D doen't work, the graphics are all over the place (look really sh**). I managed to get openglide 0.5 work, but with no textures ( 😕 ). MGlide worked too, but doesn't look good.

What happened to the Setup tool for OpenGlide?

PS: Sorry about my English, I'm from Austria.

No problem. (about the language barrier)

The Setup tool is temporarily removed. Perhaps they'll put it back, or make a new one.

I'm surprised you got MGlide working. It has NEVER worked for me.

Unless there is a F-22 demo floating around somewhere, don't expect the authors of OpenGlide to support this soon. (They'll have to purchase the game or find it for download somewhere).

Other than that, wait until one of the authors of OpenGlide replies to you here and gives you suggestions to getting the game working.

Sorry for the delay, but there isn't much to say. Or at least I can't think of much to say. Most of the settings aren't likely to make the difference between a game working or not.

EnableFullScreen is worth setting to 1 for most games.

EnableMipmapping makes everything look smoother, but for some games will cause missing textures (because of a bug that I think is my fault).

Some game may be slow on ATI cards unless you set IgnorePaletteChange, but that setting is bad otherwise.

I don't think the others are worth fiddling with, although if all else fails disabling everything has to be worth a go.

@ stiletto: I used the latest (1_246H) version of MGlide, worked but really slow.

When I disable verything the game works, but the screen is black.
Perhaps the new driver from nVidia causes the problems with openglide. I had some problems with games like Aquanox.

The "latest" drivers (4.x.x.x) are BETA drivers, and are NOT going to work correctly.

Are they never going to work???

They'll work when they are no longer BETA. *cough*

Snover wrote:

They'll work when they are no longer BETA. *cough*

...which would be about now. The 40.72 set has recently been WHQL certified. It's available from here:

http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=winxp-2k_40.72

😁

oooooooh. I'm downloading. 😀 I wish that Creative would contract these guys to make drivers for their stupid crappy Audigy. Bah.
(Note to all: WHQL doesn't mean a whole lot. 😁)

They don't work, anyway not with F22.

Supposedly there are some cards that don't work with them. Don't ask me what that's all about, heh..

dedalus wrote:

They don't work, anyway not with F22.

Look, this may not be a driver problem, but unless you can buy the game for the authors (or private-message them a place to download it although illegal copying and sharing of software is NOT encouraged here), they won't be able to work on it.

Also keep in mind that there are some games that OpenGlide, let alone GliDOS, won't be able to wrap. I don't think this is one, since MGlide sorta worked. Still, if they had the game, and you could tell them what patches to install, it would help them.

Otherwise, keep waiting. They'll get to it eventually.

If you want, talk to a guy on the GliDOS/OpenGlide forums here called "CraigG", he's really good at attempting to get Glide games working with GliDOS and OpenGlide, and could lead you through some of the steps.

I would still try a 30.xx det. The 40.72's are new may not be fully compatible with older software. As Snover noted above WHQL doesn't really mean that much.