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FortranDragon

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  1. Have you tried DGVoodoo2 and the settings mentioned above?
  2. It's is good you found a solution, but I'd be trying to figure out what I was doing with my browser to cause it to break on a website rather than telling people they need to fix their website if no one else was reporting issues with the same browser I use. At a minimum I'd try to use a different browser, especially one with no addons, to see if that was the issue. But I used to be a programmer so I know the issue can just as easily be on my end as the other one. Eliminating all the possibilities on my side is the first step to trying to figure out what is actually going on.
  3. I have a Geforce RTX 3080 Ti. Both of my monitors are GSync Premium ones. I had to use DGVoodoo2 to make the game display work correctly. My problem issue is that Windows treats my monitors differently than the BIOS does. That is, the BIOS sees the right monitor as #1, but Windows sees it as #2. So when I would launch the game (without DGVoodoo2) one monitor would get the startup window -- what you see in your screenshot -- and then put the actual game display on the other monitor. That was a mess because you never knew which monitor was going to respond to the mouse. Since these older games were coded with the assumption of one monitor and one 3D graphics card (even SLI setups were seen as one card from what I remember) things get weird when setups aren't that way. At least on my system, DGVoodoo2 is presenting a setup that matches the assumptions of the game. All of which is a long-winded way of saying it gets hard to debug these problems since all of our computers have different setups. Isolating the differences that are causing the issue starts to be almost impossible when trying it remotely via the website and/or Discord. :sigh:
  4. That Geforce GTX 460 is a 12+ year old card with only 1 gig of RAM. It was Nvidia's first DX11 card so I wonder if there's something with it that more modern cards Directx 12 capable cards don't have. It wouldn't be the first time that a programmer built software that was making assumptions based on the hardware they used. Too bad you don't have access to a newer video card to see if that fixes the issue. (The 400 series tended to run hot which isn't good for any electronic part over the long term.) BTW, I am making this post with the latest version of Chrome ("Version 113.0.5672.127 (Official Build) (64-bit)") and have had zero problems with the website.
  5. Happy Holidays everyone and may this time be one of rest, relaxation, and renewal.
  6. Nvidia announced support for RTX for classic games and mods today. The system is called RTX Remix. What's neat about the demo is that Morrowind was their main example. Morrowind is of the same vintage as Nolf 2, so here's hoping that the folks in the Nolf 2 community who keep the game alive and running for us now have some cool new tools to play with.
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