Gex 2 is glide or d3d+glide.
IIRC the EU version (Ubi-Soft) is glide only.
The US version (Eidos) is d3d only. And there is the glide patch for this version.

Garrett W wrote on 2020-07-25, 00:14:

Fairly certain Dreams to Reality only runs on the original Voodoo (and perhaps Voodoo Rush). Even Voodoo2 can't run it apparently.

okay thanks.

finished 😀
thread may be locked now 😀

ok, it looks games using direct3d from directx 2 or 3 cannot be really counted as using direct3d.

we have to wipe out all d3d 2 and 3 only games from the list

unlocking the thread

all dos games are considered glide only (and not on the list for easiness) unless someone proves otherwise

if a game runs in higher resolutions with dgvoodoo2 then it is using d3d 5 or more

robertmo wrote on 2020-08-15, 13:12:

directx 2 or 3 cannot be really counted as using direct3d.

why?

it's basically same as software

robertmo wrote on 2020-08-15, 17:10:

if a game runs in higher resolutions with dgvoodoo2 then it is using d3d 5 or more

It's not true.
Lands of lore 2 win95 version use only directx3.0a (only dos version use glide) and you can run in higher version with dgvoodoo2.

if you want you can post a screenshot when looking at the pool

but when you look at the pool you notice the uneven blocky line of the edge of the pool

robertmo wrote on 2020-08-16, 14:37:

if you want you can post a screenshot when looking at the pool

but when you look at the pool you notice the uneven blocky line of the edge of the pool

I have just tried this afternoon and force higer resolution works with lands of lore 2 win 95 dx3.0a version.

640x480

2560x1440

640x480 stretched

robertmo wrote on 2020-08-16, 14:37:

if you want you can post a screenshot when looking at the pool

but when you look at the pool you notice the uneven blocky line of the edge of the pool

If the pool is in 2D, it's normal.
Force resolution doesn't change 2d elements like sprite. It's change only 3d elements.
LoL 2 have lot's of 2d elements.

Lands of Lore II's Direct3D render has a lot of issues btw, the DOS Glide render is a lot better if you want to play the game. It isn't fun to get that working on modern systems though, especially not if you want resolution forcing.

Resolution forcing definitely works for the Direct3D version, but it causes glitches with some graphical effects.

ok, it looks very high resolution is indeed working
i guess i was confused, cause for some reason i cannot see a razor sharp picture with d3d

dos glide is razor sharp in lol2g btw

ok, so everything marked on the list as d3d in first column should work in very high resolutions in dgvoodoo2

Civilization 2
Knight's Chase

robertmo wrote on 2020-08-15, 13:12:

ok, it looks games using direct3d from directx 2 or 3 cannot be really counted as using direct3d.

we have to wipe out all d3d 2 and 3 only games from the list

unlocking the thread

Some games get to a higher resooution, like Moto Racer and Daytona USA, using dgVoodoo. They are dx2 and dx3 games. Do they qualify for this?

this list is for games supporting glide
but i started a separate list for you
Direct3D 2 and 3 games list that get to a higher resolution with dgvoodoo2

This list is in the top, how to do that. I also want to keep my list of dx8.1 and older games running on win10 list on top like this

i guess you can start a new thread in dgvoodoo2 subforum named
"Direct3D games list that get to a higher resolution with dgvoodoo2"

Ignition
Simcopter (despite being so buggy)