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cerebus5

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It might be that you're using PJ64 1.6 instead of 1.7. Try using 1964. I don't know why but it always seems to work better with the shader plugin.
 
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gllt

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Using latest shaders/patch I;

Patch Mudlord's Rice Video 6.1.3 DX9
Place d4rk in folder with said patched plugin
Put shader.fx in said folder
Load 1964/PJ64 with RV613DX9, two versions may be shown. One patched, one unpatched.
No key should be used to turn it on or off anymore
I use and create shaders every day this way.
 
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mode7

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I'm using the latest version of the shaders (the one you hosted on Oct. 15th), 1964, Mudlord's Rice Video 6.1.3 DX9, and a Geforce 8800GT which supports up to shader modell 4 (but I think not in WinXP which I'm usiung.
I patched the RiceVideo6.1.3DX9.dll. Patching the RiceVideo.dll does not have any results.
 
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cerebus5

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I can email you the version of d4rk and the bloom filter that I'm using if it would help. You could just load them directly yourself.
 
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Ransu

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Hi, sorry for bumping an old post, but I did have Mudlord's shaders at one time. However, I formatted my hard drive and now none of the download links in this thread seem to work. Could someone post a new link to them? I'd appreciate it. :)
 
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cerebus5

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Gosh...I'm not sure where they're hosted now. I think I have them on my hard drive, perhaps I could just mail them to you?
 
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MisterAnonym

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The same here, I found this thread half an hour ago and all hosted packs and files are down. I would really love if someone can prepare a mirror once more or just mail them to me.
 
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cerebus5

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Hm looks like I don't have the patcher for it to work. Wonder what I did with it. I do have the d4rk.dll though, so it might work anyhow if you put it into the main directory. And I have all the latest shader.fx files. PM me if you want me to email what I have to you.
 
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VinnyC

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lol, I still can't get this to work right. When I first tried this over a year ago it would kinda work sometimes, and it was linked to a key on the numpad to turn it on and off. Since then, it has never worked again. I've probably re-installed Windows three times since then, and have also upgraded all my drivers and hardware. I think I'm destined to just not get this working. :(

1) Install Project64 1.6
2) Install RiceVideoSetup and point it at C:\Program Files\Project64.exe
3) Run Patch.exe and point it at C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6\Plugin\RiceVideo6.1.3DX9.dll
4) Ensure the patcher also put the d4rk.dll in C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6\Plugin
5) Drop one of the many shader.fx files into C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6\Plugin

If any of the above steps are wrong, PLEASE let me know!

Anyway, running it results in this
pj64_error.jpg


Followed by quite a few more similar errors.

If I put the d4rk.dll directly into C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6, I wont get any errors, but Project64 will just crash. I also tried copying the shader.fx file here, and even RiceVideo6.1.3DX9.dll. Now I know that these aren't supposed to go here, but... unless I put d4rk.dll here it has all those errors. And obviously, neither way results in any shaders working! Gosh dangit I wish this would work.

I have also tried the above steps but patching RiceVideo.dll instead of RiceVideo6.1.3DX9.dll. I don't get any errors or crashing, but it still does not work.

I have Windows XP SP3 32bit, Q9550, 4GB DDR2, and a GTX260 with the March 2009 DirectX installation and ForceWare 181.22 WHQL.
 
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Sachiel

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VinnyC said:
lol, I still can't get this to work right. When I first tried this over a year ago it would kinda work sometimes, and it was linked to a key on the numpad to turn it on and off. Since then, it has never worked again. I've probably re-installed Windows three times since then, and have also upgraded all my drivers and hardware. I think I'm destined to just not get this working. :(

1) Install Project64 1.6
2) Install RiceVideoSetup and point it at C:\Program Files\Project64.exe
3) Run Patch.exe and point it at C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6\Plugin\RiceVideo6.1.3DX9.dll
4) Ensure the patcher also put the d4rk.dll in C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6\Plugin
5) Drop one of the many shader.fx files into C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6\Plugin

If any of the above steps are wrong, PLEASE let me know!

Anyway, running it results in this
pj64_error.jpg


Followed by quite a few more similar errors.

If I put the d4rk.dll directly into C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6, I wont get any errors, but Project64 will just crash. I also tried copying the shader.fx file here, and even RiceVideo6.1.3DX9.dll. Now I know that these aren't supposed to go here, but... unless I put d4rk.dll here it has all those errors. And obviously, neither way results in any shaders working! Gosh dangit I wish this would work.

I have also tried the above steps but patching RiceVideo.dll instead of RiceVideo6.1.3DX9.dll. I don't get any errors or crashing, but it still does not work.

I have Windows XP SP3 32bit, Q9550, 4GB DDR2, and a GTX260 with the March 2009 DirectX installation and ForceWare 181.22 WHQL.
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kk, let's see if i can help. First you need to have d4rk.dll in the same folder as the exe, not the plugin folder, everytime you copy a shader.fx file in the same folder as the exe, you need to rename it to "fakehdr.fx" for it to work. There ya go.
 
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VinnyC

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THANK YOU! IT FINALLY WORKS! ALSO CAPS LOCK IS ON!

1) Install Project 64 1.6 to default directory
2) Run RiceVideoSetup.exe and point it at C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6\Project64.exe
3) Run Patch.exe and point it at C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6\Plugin\RiceVideo6.1.3DX9.dll
4) Cut d4rk.dll out of C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6\Plugin and paste into C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6\
5) Copy a shader file that you want into C:\Program Files\Project64 1.6\ and rename it from shader.fx to fakehdr.fx
6) Set the graphics plugin to RiceVideo 6.1.3DX9
7) Set it to PixelShader (at least I did)
8) Start the game and tadah!
 
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