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First post, by Retrograde_i486

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A previous thread (Faulty Voodoo 2?) mentioned getting the file from Falconfly but the site is long dead: http://falconfly.3dfx.pl/downloads/glide_sdk-243.zip and I haven't been able to find any mirrors. I've looked in the Vogons vintage driver library (https://www.vogonsdrivers.com/index.php?catid … 1&menustate=0,0) and maybe it's in there and I'm not looking in the right place. Also checked Phil's Computer Lab (https://www.philscomputerlab.com/) and same thing.

A helpful fellow did manage to find a copy of mojo.exe in this archive on archive.org: https://ia802901.us.archive.org/view_archive. … 0/monster3d.zip with a file date of 1997. Just want to make sure that the version in there is the most recent, trying to troubleshoot a Diamond Monster 3d II 8mb. Anyone know if mojo.exe was ever updated from the 1996-09-23 11:57 version in the archive?

Reply 1 of 5, by Retrograde_i486

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And i'm an idiot, found the file at the falconfly url, for some reason it works now.
Knew I should have gone back and watched this guys repair video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRFucW4uB5k

Reply 2 of 5, by Postman5

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Hi
With any Voodoo2 SLI, on any motherboard Mojo.exe, launched in DOS7 always reports to me: "Scan-Line Interleaved? No"
But in Windows98 3dfx Hardware Profile reports "ScanLine Interleave Detected!"
Why doesn't Mojo.exe want to report "Yes"?

Reply 3 of 5, by analog_programmer

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Postman5 wrote on 2024-12-15, 07:38:
Hi With any Voodoo2 SLI, on any motherboard Mojo.exe, launched in DOS7 always reports to me: "Scan-Line Interleaved? No" But in […]
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Hi
With any Voodoo2 SLI, on any motherboard Mojo.exe, launched in DOS7 always reports to me: "Scan-Line Interleaved? No"
But in Windows98 3dfx Hardware Profile reports "ScanLine Interleave Detected!"
Why doesn't Mojo.exe want to report "Yes"?

3dfx SLI relies on drivers. See this thread: Re: Voodoo 2 SLI mismatch in MS-DOS

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Reply 4 of 5, by Postman5

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I currently have two identical "Diamond Monster 3D II PCI 12 MB" cards
They are connected by an SLI bridge.
I run Mojo.exe in a separate directory containing DOS4GW.exe
I would like Mojo.exe to report "Scan-Line Interleaved? Yes"
Setting environment variables
SST_SLIDETECT=1 or SST_SLIDETECT=0
SET SSTV2_SLIDETECT=1 or SET SSTV2_SLIDETECT=0
does not change anything.
If I place the GLIDE2X.OVL file in this directory - this also does not change anything.
However, in Windows98 all games work in 1024x768, everything is fine.
But I would like to see in DOS, so that Mojo.exe reports "Scan-Line Interleaved? Yes"

Reply 5 of 5, by analog_programmer

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Obviously MOJO.EXE can not be forced to report "Scan-Line Interleaved? Yes" in pure DOS as it can not use any GLIDE2X.OVL. Try MOJO.EXE in "M$-DOS Prompt" from within win9x. Voodoo2 SLI was not meant to be used by any DOS game, accept that it's "a windows thing".

The word Idiot refers to a person with many ideas, especially stupid and harmful ideas.
This world goes south since everything's run by financiers and economists.
This isn't voice chat, yet some people overusing online communications talk and hear voices.