I gave it a quick try with 2.62.1 to check it out and make sure and it worked properly (as it should, because I tested all my games with 2.6).

Use the built-in game bar in Windows, pop it up with Windows+G shortcut and you can make captures:

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Ths screenshots seems to show texture with low detail and not texture with high detail.

noli44 wrote:

It only seems compatible with dgVoodoo v2.42 up to v2.54, with any newer version all textures are blank and the menu is really messed up.

Radeon bug, I guess.

Terrain texture with native acceleration

with dgvoodoo 2.61

Terrain texture are more high detail than with dgvoodoo2

The problem is that without dgvoodoo 2, the only resolution available is 640x480.

Thanks, indeed.
I cannot test it natively because the game just silently crashes at startup.
However, I think I know what's going on here: terrain is composed of 2 textures, a low-res base one combined with a spotty detail texture.
Amongst the advanced graphics options there are single-pass and dual-pass terrain rendering.
- Single pass is disabled with 256 MB video memory in dgVoodoo
- Dual pass produces the lowres texture without the detail texture

With 1024 MB single pass gets enabled. It doesn't work through dgVoodoo though because the game uses a weird FVF code for the draw methods and dgVoodoo treats it invalid.
I experimentally 'fixed' it and now terrain is ok with single pass.
My question is: how does the terrain look natively with dual pass? (I guess it should look the same, but just to make sure…)

Dege wrote:

Thanks, indeed.
I cannot test it natively because the game just silently crashes at startup.

Which is your graphics cards?
With a gtx780 or a rtx2060, it functions.

Dege wrote:

However, I think I know what's going on here: terrain is composed of 2 textures, a low-res base one combined with a spotty detai […]
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However, I think I know what's going on here: terrain is composed of 2 textures, a low-res base one combined with a spotty detail texture.
Amongst the advanced graphics options there are single-pass and dual-pass terrain rendering.
- Single pass is disabled with 256 MB video memory in dgVoodoo
- Dual pass produces the lowres texture without the detail texture

With 1024 MB single pass gets enabled. It doesn't work through dgVoodoo though because the game uses a weird FVF code for the draw methods and dgVoodoo treats it invalid.
I experimentally 'fixed' it and now terrain is ok with single pass.
My question is: how does the terrain look natively with dual pass? (I guess it should look the same, but just to make sure…)

Dual or single pass, terrain texture is the same in native acceleration.

Update: I don't know what fact controls if single-pass is enabled or not...
But anyway, now dual-pass is also got fixed.

Dege wrote:

Update: I don't know what fact controls if single-pass is enabled or not...
But anyway, now dual-pass is also got fixed.

Thanks