Re: driver issues?
Posted by Yak_Fighter on
Tue Jan 27th 2004 at 7:45pm
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It looks to me like you've got some invalid solids in there...but then again, I have no idea how the censored engine works... :razz:
Re: driver issues?
Posted by Orpheus on
Tue Jan 27th 2004 at 7:53pm
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ok, lets talk something legit.
U2 uses static meshes, this map does too, in its way.
the card refuses to see them, with this effect as the result.
i truly need this issue solved, especially since the damned thing was designed to run on ATI cards :sad:
my elcheapo 440se had no such compulsions.
Re: driver issues?
Posted by KoRnFlakes on
Tue Jan 27th 2004 at 7:56pm
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thing is m8, if its not been supported before by ATI and its new drivers. you WILL get issues. tbh, If it really matters to you, go back to old stable drivers like cat 3.7 & backward, See if they sort it.
Newer drivers wont be supported tbh & they arnt exactly going to fix it if errors occur.
Re: driver issues?
Posted by Orpheus on
Tue Jan 27th 2004 at 8:03pm
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sighs
its not truly driver related, i cannot explain it, but an ati 9600 doesn't have this problem, i cannot say why, or from whom, but its a reliable source and i trust it.
its not ATI, and i cannot imagine it to be my 9000 card, since it uses the same drivers as the 9600.
i am almost tempted to go get a 5200 nVidia and wait till i can afford a 9600.
its not so much that its doing it, its the fact that i cannot solve it thats pissing me off so badly.
issues with cards occur all the time, but there should also, always be a solution.
Re: driver issues?
Posted by Tracer Bullet on
Tue Jan 27th 2004 at 8:35pm
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So that stretched out wierd thing is suposed to be a s-mesh? you know, given that this my be an incomplete version of an unnamed editor it could simply be that there was a conflict with your card that was not resolved before the er... "release"
Re: driver issues?
Posted by matt on
Tue Jan 27th 2004 at 8:42pm
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oh, right I see. Havn't a clue how to solve it. Is it something to do with a very large thread in the maps forum?
Re: driver issues?
Posted by matt on
Tue Jan 27th 2004 at 8:54pm
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Hmm. A game that should be released this year?
Re: driver issues?
Posted by Campaignjunkie on
Tue Jan 27th 2004 at 9:02pm
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"Wow, Orph, where did you get those textures?" :razz:
ATI cards have always had a history of problems with OpenGL (renderer VHE and Hammer use). So, uh, I'm not really sure what you can do about it, other than getting another video card or looking for other drivers. Be advised that the newest driver isn't always the best one - to get VHE to work on my old ATI card, I had to download some weird prototype drivers.
Re: driver issues?
Posted by Leperous on
Wed Jan 28th 2004 at 11:26am
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ffs, you know the line we take here :rolleyes: