no floor

Try reading the GameFAQ that came with PJ64.

Once you've done that, I suggest you try the 1.5.2 version of Jabo's plug-in, and see if that fixes it.

It looks like it's just too dark. Try turning up the brightness in the video plugin, or turn up the gamma in your video card options.

since your card is a directx7 card, you might want to change the plugin to 1.5.2. The 1.6 plugin is for directx8 and up capable cards.

El Duderino said:

It looks like it's just too dark. Try turning up the brightness in the video plugin, or turn up the gamma in your video card options.

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don't open your mouth unless you knw whats going on.




to the orignal poster

the MX4000 is basically a modified MX 420 with higher clocks.

as this is the case, it doesnt' support pixel shaders which the Dx8 plugin requires to render certain textures. this is shown through

1. opening logo isn't rendered correctly
2. black floor and field textures
3. certain walls are black.

squall_leonhart said:

don't open your mouth unless you knw whats going on.

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Don't be a hypocrite; you do this all the time, and it is annoying.

Santa7 said:

No he was right; you were saying something pretty stupid
I'm quite advanced with programs but I’m new to this so I still have some to learn

Obviously you do too

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I found that highly insulting, considering that both of my suggestions were perfectly accurate and valid, and that I have been using emulators like this one for years. I never said that what squall said was wrong. In fact, I instead backed his point up, using him as an example because he is guilty of the very same thing.

Please let me know the areas that I am ignorant in, so that I can work on it. I would also like to know how I made it appear "obvious" that I "still have some to learn", because I would like to work on that too, so that I can stop giving the impression that I don't know what I'm talking about.

Santa7 said:

Well I thought glN64 was going to help, but it did fix one thing, the floors are fine but some new problems have arrived

first of all the audio gets a little choppy and clicky at times and certain graphics are scrambled (for instance the Link in the Start menu) and occasionally during a movie scene mostly for a brief second there is like a black isotope triangle coming out of the top, but so fast I cannot get a screen shot

This all wouldn’t bug me too much other than the audio choppiness, which happens quite often

Please, if anyone knows a way to help this, please enlighten me

Help is always appreciated

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Overall, most people would consider Jabo's graphics plug-ins to be the best, all-around. Glide64 with Hacktarux's Glide wrapper is great for frame buffer effects (such as pause screens and the TV screen seen in Mario Kart 64) if you have a video card that supports OpenGL 1.5. (I don't think yours does, though.) Did you try version 1.5 of Jabo's plug-in yet? Most people with similar problems find that that one works fine.

See if the "sync game to audio" option in Jabo's audio plug-in's settings fixes the choppy sound. As the name of this option implies, the game will become synchronised to the audio, so you won't be able to disable the frame rate limiter. A great alternative to Jabo's audio plug-in is Azimer's audio plug-in. This one may not have the choppy audio problems.

he quoted the wrong person, sorry poobah.

what forceware are you using (or detonators if thats the case)

download Detonator 44.56 (or one in the det 44's) and use the 1.5.2 plugin.

Install 52.14 drivers and it's done.

i said 44 for a reason, it was somewhere in the det 50's that i started getting this issue.

update to the latest RDB, this will fix the slow menu load.

if you can't determine what drivers your using, your likely using the stock detonator 56.57 thats in SP2....

just download 91.31 from www.nvidia.com and then use the Dx6 plugin.
IT SHOULD WORK!