No, I didn't go opensource. 😐
I just want to host releases on github, and I already uploaded all existing releases. Also, I'm going to upload the docs and the example sources from dgv API.
WIP's are just for testing purposes, nothing more, that's why I don't want to upload them there.
dummy13 wrote on 2020-09-28, 14:26:Hello dege,
Sir Dege do you have discord account? i have problems with my game using your dgvoodoo2. Please allow me to contact you
Sorry, I forgot about it. So, according to your report you're facing with the known AMD-texture issue. And you say, 2.7 is not allowed in place of 2.6?
But why? Is it because of some anti-cheat protection?
Actually, I can't fix 2.6 if it's indeed the AMD problem. The fix for that is 2.7 itself.
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/gog_directx … pper_is_amazing
Anyone own the games listed in this thread from GOG to verify if they are using dgvoodoo or not?
Guess we need a GOG games using dgvoodoo list
I'm not in contract with them, so it must be their own wrapper.
Guess we need a GOG games using dgvoodoo list
Well, that list is empty. 😀
In "this is pointless" news, dgVoodoo supports GOG's ddraw/d3d8>d3d9 wrapper.
The GOG wrapper actually works with quite a few 3D games it doesn't ship with. Nowhere near the compatibility (or features) of dgVoodoo of course.
Dege said previously that dgVoodoo is unrelated to GOG's wrapper.
[Edit] Ah right, I see what you mean. Although I don't understand how they can work together (and what would be the point of that).
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Link to the GOG wrapper? Thanks!
Kaminari wrote on 2020-10-02, 12:59:Dege said previously that dgVoodoo is unrelated to GOG's wrapper.
[Edit] Ah right, I see what you mean. Although I don't understand how they can work together (and what would be the point of that).
Zero point, hence why I wrote pointless news.
lowenz wrote on 2020-10-02, 13:46:Link to the GOG wrapper? Thanks!
They don't provide it, they just include it with their titles, the last being Metal Gear Solid 1 and 2, and linking to downloads of those would be piracy.
Thank you for dgVoodoo2, it allowed me to run Armada Tanks at higher resolution, although forcing antialiasing and texture filtering caused some minor issues with texture borders.
Dege wrote on 2020-09-30, 11:25:No, I didn't go opensource. 😐
If you -really- wanted to, you could add "dgVoodoo 1" sourcecode (and binaries?) which you released as LGPL 2.1 in its own repo 😀
http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?file … &menustate=55,0
http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?file … &menustate=55,0
😁
If I were you, if I did that, I'd make sure people knew it was no longer supported tho 😉
"I see a little silhouette-o of a man, Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you
do the Fandango!" - Queen
Stiletto
An archived repo would do the job.
Stiletto wrote on 2020-10-05, 02:43:If you -really- wanted to, you could add "dgVoodoo 1" sourcecode (and binaries?) which you released as LGPL 2.1 in its own repo […]
Dege wrote on 2020-09-30, 11:25:No, I didn't go opensource. 😐
If you -really- wanted to, you could add "dgVoodoo 1" sourcecode (and binaries?) which you released as LGPL 2.1 in its own repo 😀
http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?file … &menustate=55,0
http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?file … &menustate=55,0😁
If I were you, if I did that, I'd make sure people knew it was no longer supported tho 😉
Ok, good idea. I've been thinking about moving all of the sections, including dgVoodoo 1, of my site to github anyway. 😀
Dege wrote on 2020-10-05, 16:03:Stiletto wrote on 2020-10-05, 02:43:If you -really- wanted to, you could add "dgVoodoo 1" sourcecode (and binaries?) which you released as LGPL 2.1 in its own repo […]
Dege wrote on 2020-09-30, 11:25:No, I didn't go opensource. 😐
If you -really- wanted to, you could add "dgVoodoo 1" sourcecode (and binaries?) which you released as LGPL 2.1 in its own repo 😀
http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?file … &menustate=55,0
http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?file … &menustate=55,0😁
If I were you, if I did that, I'd make sure people knew it was no longer supported tho 😉
Ok, good idea. I've been thinking about moving all of the sections, including dgVoodoo 1, of my site to github anyway. 😀
Heck, you could literally move the site to something like dege-diosg.github.io (I'm not sure they'd let you use dege.github.io 😉 )
"I see a little silhouette-o of a man, Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you
do the Fandango!" - Queen
Stiletto
Ok, it's done: 😀
https://github.com/dege-diosg/dgVoodoo
Stiletto wrote on 2020-10-05, 17:16:Heck, you could literally move the site to something like dege-diosg.github.io (I'm not sure they'd let you use dege.github.io 😉 )
Yes, but then it all should be contained in one large repo which I didn't want.
Btw, GitHub pages, containing the docs, is active for the dgVoodoo2 repo. Docs are subject to a later change.
Dege wrote on 2020-10-05, 18:08:Ok, it's done: 😀
Awesome!
If you -really- want to add even more of the old versions to the Github, or instead just download them yourself, we have them here:
http://wrappers.vogonsdrivers.com/files/Glide … gVoodoo/D3D7-9/
Shouldn't really be missing any.
"I see a little silhouette-o of a man, Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you
do the Fandango!" - Queen
Stiletto
Will Rock crash at launch with dgVoodoo2... (all versions)
textures glitches without it
I'm not really active in development but I released a minor update to 2.7. It's not a usual bugfix version, it contains some minor improvements that should have been included in 2.7:
http://dege.fw.hu/dgVoodoo2/dgVoodoo2_71.zip
http://dege.fw.hu/dgVoodoo2/dgVoodoo2_71_dbg.zip
It's not that much different from 2.7 but I decided to stick with my bad versioning scheme, that's why it's 2.71 (instead of 2.7.1).
(Also, I submitted the files to MS so Defender shouldn't detect them after they finished with them.)
I had a look at some of games you reported:
wrote:Hard to be a god:
not really known game at all, not sure if it'd be worth the effort. It has a really small selection of resolutions ingame, but the config file can be edited manually to set any res up, though anything higher than 1080 will cause ui to disappear. With dgvoodoo ui is present, but bloom shows noticeable offsetting, and double cursor is present too
The bloom rendering technique of this game is unfortunately incompatible with resolution forcing. Without going into the details, it's almost the same problem like the water rendering in Morrowind and Splinter Cell1.
To fix it, it'd require some shader value modifications depending on the effective resolution.
wrote:Dragonshard:
very erratic frametimes in dx11 mode, even makes my screen flicker, works much smoother in dx12, but crashes when starting any map with antialiasing enabled in dgvoodoo, ingame option doesn't do anything
I couldn't reproduce this one. I checked out forced MSAA both on nVidia an Intel but the game worked (skirmish map from the menu).
wrote:Sea Dogs:
crashes at startup
I remember this game had some problems but somehow I managed to run it, albeit with a bad performance (the game is running for me right now, only the movies are invisible).
Somebody even reported how to solve the bad performance thing. I know it's not too informative, but I cannot remember the solution by heart. Should dig into the game from a fresh install.
Stiletto wrote on 2020-10-05, 22:15:Awesome! […]
Dege wrote on 2020-10-05, 18:08:Ok, it's done: 😀
Awesome!
If you -really- want to add even more of the old versions to the Github, or instead just download them yourself, we have them here:
http://wrappers.vogonsdrivers.com/files/Glide … gVoodoo/D3D7-9/
Shouldn't really be missing any.
Uhmm, so you have all of the versions? 😁
Thanks, I'll upload them some day.
ZellSF wrote on 2020-10-02, 15:34:Zero point, hence why I wrote pointless news. […]
Kaminari wrote on 2020-10-02, 12:59:Dege said previously that dgVoodoo is unrelated to GOG's wrapper.
[Edit] Ah right, I see what you mean. Although I don't understand how they can work together (and what would be the point of that).
Zero point, hence why I wrote pointless news.
lowenz wrote on 2020-10-02, 13:46:Link to the GOG wrapper? Thanks!
They don't provide it, they just include it with their titles, the last being Metal Gear Solid 1 and 2, and linking to downloads of those would be piracy.
I just bought these from GOG: GOG's wrapper gives me a black screen and DGVD2 works, but it doesn't seem to render most of the textures. I don't see much info about black screens, is there any DGVD2 settings that get this game working?
