CRi{]v[}iNaL
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I've downloaded DaedalusGraphics pre-3 and I'm gettin crap. The colors are messed up Im using duncans ini. the rom is good and all my radeon's settings are default. i got dx 8.1 here's a screenshot
Problem with DaedalusGraphics
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ya I tried it but no luck
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does anybody else wit a radeon get the same thing?
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I updated my drivers and DX. the Radeon does support 32-bit Z buffer
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no it still doesnt work. i have this problem with StrmNrmn's plugin but not ur plugin rice
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I now have a problem with the new version of Rice's plugin. the old one worked fine but the new one gives me the same crap I had on StrmNrmn's
here's a pic from Rice's old daedalus plugin
here's a pic from Rice's old daedalus plugin
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and here's a pic from his second release
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Rice
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I think I know what's going now, your video card does not support the zbuffer format which it reports to support, or the zbuffer format it is reporting is not the one it suppose to support.
Too bad, if you can, take a look of src code, in GraphicsContext.c, in the function Initialize3DEnvironment(), change the depth buffer format to D3DFMT_D16.
m_d3dpp.AutoDepthStencilFormat = D3DFMT_D16;
That's all I can help you.
Too bad, if you can, take a look of src code, in GraphicsContext.c, in the function Initialize3DEnvironment(), change the depth buffer format to D3DFMT_D16.
m_d3dpp.AutoDepthStencilFormat = D3DFMT_D16;
That's all I can help you.
Engeljaeger
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Uuuhm...ok...I've tested some roms...and I have some problems..but I have to say I have no clue which settings I need for the plugin anyway...
In Zelda OoT the turning N-sign is silver (looks pretty cool btw
)...then the sky is black at first...the dirt clouds behind Epona are on black squares...on the next screen the ground texture is a bit messed up and the sky is RED (armageddon!!!)...but the Zelda-logo never looked sooo sweet, I have to say
In Mario the Head at the beginning is shiny black (looks also pretty cool, but...you know )...rest seems perfect though
In Starfox I have a strange frame around the whole screen (but I always had that..dunno why...)...but ingame speed is great
Dr Mario 64 is a little messed up in the menus and totally ingame (that's not what it supposed to be, huh?)...and when a new game starts I get an error message (sorry...I forgot what it said)...
F-Zero X....uuuhm...is totally messed up...menues AND ingame...
Ok...what do I do wrong?
And wasn't there talking about an ini for that plugin?...where can I download it?
Thx
In Zelda OoT the turning N-sign is silver (looks pretty cool btw
)...then the sky is black at first...the dirt clouds behind Epona are on black squares...on the next screen the ground texture is a bit messed up and the sky is RED (armageddon!!!)...but the Zelda-logo never looked sooo sweet, I have to say In Mario the Head at the beginning is shiny black (looks also pretty cool, but...you know
)...rest seems perfect though In Starfox I have a strange frame around the whole screen (but I always had that..dunno why...)...but ingame speed is great
Dr Mario 64 is a little messed up in the menus and totally ingame (that's not what it supposed to be, huh?)...and when a new game starts I get an error message (sorry...I forgot what it said)...
F-Zero X....uuuhm...is totally messed up...menues AND ingame...
Ok...what do I do wrong?
And wasn't there talking about an ini for that plugin?...where can I download it?
Thx
Engeljaeger
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Oh...I was using 1964 0.73 btw
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CRi{]v[}iNaL
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do i need visual basics do to the modifications rice?
Rice
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Engeljaeger, please read the readme.txt first.
You should always use default options, and don't play around the options if you have no idea what they are for.
Dr. Mario should work with default options. For the rest problem, if it persists, then it is related to your video card. You can wait for other guys to work on this project for your video card.
Default Options:
Frame Buffer: Double-Buffer Copy
Frame Buffer Setting: Faster
Hack: on
Alpha Blender: on
Normal Combiner: off
Color Combiner Disable: off
Smart Screen Update: off
Faster Texture CRC: Off
Scale Texture: Off
Big Img: on
WinFrame Mode: Off
You should always use default options, and don't play around the options if you have no idea what they are for.
Dr. Mario should work with default options. For the rest problem, if it persists, then it is related to your video card. You can wait for other guys to work on this project for your video card.
Default Options:
Frame Buffer: Double-Buffer Copy
Frame Buffer Setting: Faster
Hack: on
Alpha Blender: on
Normal Combiner: off
Color Combiner Disable: off
Smart Screen Update: off
Faster Texture CRC: Off
Scale Texture: Off
Big Img: on
WinFrame Mode: Off
cooliscool
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CRi{]v[}iNaL said:
I think you can use a free compiler like borland or bloodshed. If you want i can modify the source as rice suggested and post it.
cooliscool
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hey rice, will a free compile work? like borland? :satisfied
Engeljaeger
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Hmm...I USED the default settings...
It's strange because I don't have most those probs with Jabo's Plugin....and I have latest DX and grapics drivers...
Well...I guess then TNT 1 isn't really supported with the plugin, huh?
It's strange because I don't have most those probs with Jabo's Plugin....and I have latest DX and grapics drivers...
Well...I guess then TNT 1 isn't really supported with the plugin, huh?
cooliscool : You'll definietely need MSVC6 or VS.NET to compile either of the plugins (unless you've got a lot of C/C++ experience and could port the project over to Borland yourself).
CRi{]v[}iNaL: Like Rice said it looks like some nasty problem with the depth buffer being reported/selected incorrectly. If you want, I can send you the DirectX caps viewer and you can tell me which zbuffer modes it says your card can support. I'm sure the Radeon will support 32bit depth buffers (or possibly 24bit with 8 bits of stencil), so as Rice said (again) it could be a driver problem. ATi aren't reknowned for making the best drivers
CRi{]v[}iNaL: Like Rice said it looks like some nasty problem with the depth buffer being reported/selected incorrectly. If you want, I can send you the DirectX caps viewer and you can tell me which zbuffer modes it says your card can support. I'm sure the Radeon will support 32bit depth buffers (or possibly 24bit with 8 bits of stencil), so as Rice said (again) it could be a driver problem. ATi aren't reknowned for making the best drivers