Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (graphics issues)

[Jr.]

For some reason things like the great deku tree, water, the ground that is not on the main path (in kokiri forest) is just black. How do I fix this?

 

[Halcos]

Install new drivers for your graphic card

 

[Jr.]

and what drivers do you suggest?

 

[Miretank]

we need to know you video card

 

[Jr.]

My mistake NVIDIA GeForce MX4000 128 MB

 

[Miretank]

the same one as me, but i have only 64. mine don't support pixel shaders and blenders, but deku tree seems ok... try the 71.89 driver in nvindia.com.
which plugin are u using?

 

[Jr.]

the default plugin for project 64 v 1.6

 

[Miretank]

can u attach a screenshot of this part?

 

[Jr.]

how so?

 

[Allnatural]

Enable "legacy pixel pipeline," or use the 1.5.2 plugin.

 

[Jr.]

This is what I am getting.

 

[Jr.]

Any suggestions?

 

[Miretank]

legacy pixel pipeline did not work?

 

[Jr.]

nope

 

[Miretank]

well.. i will blame your video card. i had a problem like yours when i installed 71.89 NVIDIA driver for my card (maybe unproperly installed?) . i was in the water temple and it was completely dark, like if there wasn't light ( a completely dark place, i only could see things with lights from torches). i repared this mistake reinstalling my old video card drivers. it happens only in deku forest? there isn't any other place where gets black, or "non-illuminated"?

 

[Jr.]

yeah it does it in other places with water and other backgrounds

 

[Miretank]

so, if your problem was like mine, i think you'll need to reinstall your drivers

or install new drivers

 

[Jr.]

I reinstalled my drivers and it works fine now thanks.

 

[rodolforg]

What version have you reinstalled?

 

[Master Sword]

Yes, I am having the same exact problem. I fear it is my video card (Geforce4 MX440 128 Meg) because it doesn't support pixel shading.
I tried reinstalling my video card drivers. And nothing fixed the problem (although that did seem to lessen the problem).


I was just wondering if there is a program that can force pixel shading/blending or fake it in some way to make the program think it is there.