Hello, I'm new to this forum and I'm a bit new to Project64 (sorry if I'm writing something there's already thread for).
I've been playing through OOT and noticed a small problem with the "Item Select" menu screen. For some reason it looks like this on that particular screen:
Now, I figured it might be the internal geometry, so I disabled it and don't get those white lines, but the game is very unplayable as the screen will "jump" around without internal geometry.
Here are my system specs:
AMD AthlonXP 1800+
Windows XP home
512 SDRAM
ATI RADEON 7500 (newest drivers)
Project64 Version 1.5
Jabo's Direct3D6 1.5
Zelda,_The_-_Ocarina_of_Time_(U)_(V1.0)_[!]
I've tried various settings under advanced options, but none solve the problem, except disableing internal geometry. I've also tried Jabo's old Direct3D plugin but Internal geometry does the same thing, and external 'jumps around' the screen.
I've also tried an older version of the ATI drivers, and a different Zelda ROM.
It works fine on my bro's GF2MX400, so it might just be my ATI card.
Could anyone possibly give me some insight? I know it's not a big deal but it would be greatly appreciated.
-Thanks
I've been playing through OOT and noticed a small problem with the "Item Select" menu screen. For some reason it looks like this on that particular screen:

Now, I figured it might be the internal geometry, so I disabled it and don't get those white lines, but the game is very unplayable as the screen will "jump" around without internal geometry.
Here are my system specs:
AMD AthlonXP 1800+
Windows XP home
512 SDRAM
ATI RADEON 7500 (newest drivers)
Project64 Version 1.5
Jabo's Direct3D6 1.5
Zelda,_The_-_Ocarina_of_Time_(U)_(V1.0)_[!]
I've tried various settings under advanced options, but none solve the problem, except disableing internal geometry. I've also tried Jabo's old Direct3D plugin but Internal geometry does the same thing, and external 'jumps around' the screen.
I've also tried an older version of the ATI drivers, and a different Zelda ROM.
It works fine on my bro's GF2MX400, so it might just be my ATI card.
Could anyone possibly give me some insight? I know it's not a big deal but it would be greatly appreciated.
-Thanks