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Scripting and Reverse Engineering / FF7 Messed up graphics topic #31984738197319
« on: 2002-03-01 03:54:00 »
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/bebop1020/untitled1.jpg
now how do you fix that?
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-5AA / 5AX
Processor: AMD K6-2 550mhz
Memory: 256 MB 100mhz SDRAM
Hard Drive: 40 GB Western Digital
Video Card: Creative TnT2 Value 16 MB
Drivers: I've tried Det 6.50; 23.11; 21.81; Am currently using 12.41
Sound Card: Sound Blaster Live 5.1
OS: Windows98 SE
DirectX: 8.1
If that will help....
I've searched all over the web for someone with this kind of problem but I've either missed it or it's just me. As shown in the picture there is a grid of visible lines on the screen. I wouldn't mind if that was it but after a few more minutes of playing, the game crashes to the desktop. I've installed the TnT Patch for FF7 and that also only happens when I set the settings to "Renderer: Direct3D Hardware Acceleration" and "Display resolution: 640 x 480 16bpp (full screen)." If I set it to something else than the game runs slower (too slow for me) and doesn't look as good (well, taking out the grid of lines yes). I've installed FF8 and got it working if that helps any. If you need anymore information please ask. So anyway, can you help me? (you guys were able to help me get FF8 to work so... why not this?
)
and thanx
[edited] 137 2002-03-01 04:58
now how do you fix that?
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-5AA / 5AX
Processor: AMD K6-2 550mhz
Memory: 256 MB 100mhz SDRAM
Hard Drive: 40 GB Western Digital
Video Card: Creative TnT2 Value 16 MB
Drivers: I've tried Det 6.50; 23.11; 21.81; Am currently using 12.41
Sound Card: Sound Blaster Live 5.1
OS: Windows98 SE
DirectX: 8.1
If that will help....
I've searched all over the web for someone with this kind of problem but I've either missed it or it's just me. As shown in the picture there is a grid of visible lines on the screen. I wouldn't mind if that was it but after a few more minutes of playing, the game crashes to the desktop. I've installed the TnT Patch for FF7 and that also only happens when I set the settings to "Renderer: Direct3D Hardware Acceleration" and "Display resolution: 640 x 480 16bpp (full screen)." If I set it to something else than the game runs slower (too slow for me) and doesn't look as good (well, taking out the grid of lines yes). I've installed FF8 and got it working if that helps any. If you need anymore information please ask. So anyway, can you help me? (you guys were able to help me get FF8 to work so... why not this?
)and thanx
[edited] 137 2002-03-01 04:58