Reply 100 of 276, by Deffnator
Getting Black Screens with Warhammer Dark omen Menu Along with Resolution bugs
Tanktics still has Rainbow issues.
Getting Black Screens with Warhammer Dark omen Menu Along with Resolution bugs
Tanktics still has Rainbow issues.
Whatever changes you made to resolution forcing recently fixed Pathologic Classic HD's black lines in skyboxes (still happens if you force MSAA though). If you force resolution while DOF or SSAO is on, it will reduce the rendering resolution, but I think those effects scale badly anyway, DOF certainly does. Bloom doesn't do the same thing, I have no idea if it it scales properly or not. FXAA is just broken (though there are other ways to get AA). Assuming there's no other issues, I would consider this a nice improvement for this game.
Testing two still supported games where there should be no reason to use dgVoodoo, Corpse Party 2 seems to work. Root Double: Before Crime * After Days seems to work, but text looks worse than natively unless you force texture filtering, which is a bit weird.
wrote:Just search for "d3d9.dll" with an hex editor, modify to "b3d9.dll" and so rename the dgVoodoo2 DLL.
For me no black screen at start (GeForce, Radeon).
Strange workaround, but hey it works. Still would like to see it work without hax 😀
Impossible 'cause Aquamark loads the system D3D9.DLL.
So you'll have to hack the Windows registry or the exe. The second solution is more solid.
Yeah it doesn't work correctly though, get hangs in the first test and also in the 5th test.
the thing 2002 (dx8) : in the cutscene the flash light is projected in front and back of the character its like shine a light into a mirror
Tested version 2.62.1 with Half-Life 1, there are two mouse pointers, i can't see "loading", and i can't use 60hz... this with software rendering
edit: today i'm testing Half-Life 1 with a Radeon 5700 XT... i got a white game, and this with both 2.62.1 and 2.62.3 versions... this happen also with unforced resolution (no problems in windowed mode and no problems if i remove dgVoodoo2)
no problems with my old Geforce 1060 (with this card a resolution of 1280x960 was also supported and included and was working properly; with this card all custom resolutions was centered and not in left corner)
wrote:Getting Black Screens with Warhammer Dark omen Menu Along with Resolution bugs
Tanktics still has Rainbow issues.
I remove what i said before, i tested it with your patch dege and Dark Omen is running FLAWLESSLY!
wrote:Whatever changes you made to resolution forcing recently fixed Pathologic Classic HD's black lines in skyboxes (still happens if you force MSAA though).
It fixed other games as well. Sacred Underworld starting screen, or the black lines shadows in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire with scaled resolution.
wrote:edit: today i'm testing Half-Life 1 with a Radeon 5700 XT... i got a white game, and this with both 2.62.1 and 2.62.3 versions... this happen also with unforced resolution (no problems in windowed mode and no problems if i remove dgVoodoo2)
I think it's the well-known AMD texturing bug...
wrote:wrote:Whatever changes you made to resolution forcing recently fixed Pathologic Classic HD's black lines in skyboxes (still happens if you force MSAA though).
It fixed other games as well. Sacred Underworld starting screen, or the black lines shadows in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire with scaled resolution.
Fable: The Lost Chapters too (lines in water).
Archangel (2002 unreal engine) does not see dgvoodoo, tried all directx dll options.
Perhaps he only addresses Renderer.dll.
How can I combine the game to appeal to dgvoodoo dll?
It's an OpenGL game. It won't work. Is there any reason you want to run it with dgVoodoo?
wrote:It's an OpenGL game. It won't work. Is there any reason you want to run it with dgVoodoo?
Wanted to use VSync, anisotropic filtering and anti-aliasing.
wrote:wrote:It's an OpenGL game. It won't work. Is there any reason you want to run it with dgVoodoo?
Wanted to use VSync, anisotropic filtering and anti-aliasing.
Why not force it through GPU driver settings?
wrote:Why not force it through GPU driver settings?
When you wrote that OpenGL is used, I had no questions.
I just wrote what I wanted to achieve.
Thx!
Omikron: The Nomad Soul with resolution forcing (1080p) makes game blurry and pixelated (only when text appears, like subtitles), when there are no text - forcing higher resolution works as intended!
pixelated (when text or any UI shows)
not pixelated (when screen is clear)
Is there a wrapper for OpenGL games?
So that you can bypass the graphics settings through the nvidia/amd panel.
There's not a lot of them.
I use GlDirect (OpenGL to Direct3D wrapper) from time to time (useful on Heretic II for when the GPU borks it in OpenGL mode)
wrote:Is there a wrapper for OpenGL games?
So that you can bypass the graphics settings through the nvidia/amd panel.
This is off-topic and you shouldn't have posted it here, but...
Why do you want to bypass graphic settings set in the nvidia/amd control panel? That's an important ting to include in questions, not just what you want to do, but why.
wrote:Why do you want to bypass graphic settings set in the nvidia/amd control panel? That's an important ting to include in questions, not just what you want to do, but why.
The reason is simple. I am assembling the old game, as well as customizing the graphic settings at my discretion.
After I pack it in the archive and if I want to play or give it to friends so that none of us remembers how to set up the game like that. so that it starts and gives a good picture.
And if you use the Nividia control panel, then it is assigned to my OS system, but not in the settings of the game itself and wrapper.
I apologize for offtop.