I have decided to give Gp3 another chance and I'm actually enjoying it a bit
more now. However when it is raining I am getting almost constant HD
activity. This also happens in Fifa 2001 when it is raining so I presume it
has something to do with the way my graphics card draws the rain. Both
games run fine in "dry" conditions. Is there a way maybe to make GP3 not
draw the raindrops but still have the wet conditions?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Chris
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"Chris Bloom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I have decided to give Gp3 another chance and I'm actually enjoying it abit
> more now. However when it is raining I am getting almost constant HD
> activity. This also happens in Fifa 2001 when it is raining so I presumeit
It would help if you gave us a few details of your system......
Ian
Ian Riches
Bedford, UK
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> has something to do with the way my graphics card draws the rain. Both > games run fine in "dry" conditions. Is there a way maybe to make GP3 not > draw the raindrops but still have the wet conditions? > > Thanks in advance for any suggestions. > > ChrisHi,
it sounds to me that your system and possibly graphics card is low on
memory, or is handling it imporperly. Close any background programs you
might have before running GP3 (virus scanners and such), and also try
reducing the texture detail level in the options (this is possible for
hardware acceleration).
-Gregor
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> > I have decided to give Gp3 another chance and I'm actually enjoying it a bit > more now. However when it is raining I am getting almost constant HD > activity. This also happens in Fifa 2001 when it is raining so I presume it > has something to do with the way my graphics card draws the rain. Both > games run fine in "dry" conditions. Is there a way maybe to make GP3 not > draw the raindrops but still have the wet conditions? > > Thanks in advance for any suggestions. > > Chris > > -- > > Simbokza GPL FD League > www.simbokza.com > > Remove _YOUR_CLOTHES before replying by e-mailWell thats what I wanted to avoid and if you do a season it automatically
puts realistiuc weather on.
Chris
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> Turn the weather off?
>
> "Chris Bloom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > I have decided to give Gp3 another chance and I'm actually enjoying it a
> bit
> > more now. However when it is raining I am getting almost constant HD
> > activity. This also happens in Fifa 2001 when it is raining so I
presume
> it
> > has something to do with the way my graphics card draws the rain. Both
> > games run fine in "dry" conditions. Is there a way maybe to make GP3
not
> > draw the raindrops but still have the wet conditions?
> >
> > Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
> >
> > Chris
> >
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> > www.simbokza.com
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> > Remove _YOUR_CLOTHES before replying by e-mail
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> "Chris Bloom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > I have decided to give Gp3 another chance and I'm actually enjoying it a
> bit
> > more now. However when it is raining I am getting almost constant HD
> > activity. This also happens in Fifa 2001 when it is raining so Ipresume
> it
> > has something to do with the way my graphics card draws the rain. Both
> > games run fine in "dry" conditions. Is there a way maybe to make GP3not
Pentium 2 350
192mb RAM
Creative Savage 4 32mb
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> > draw the raindrops but still have the wet conditions? > > > > Thanks in advance for any suggestions. > > > > Chris > > It would help if you gave us a few details of your system...... > > Ian > > Ian Riches > Bedford, UK > >I tried that reduce texture option aswell as fiddling around with the
cards.txt file. It's probably something with the Savage 4, which has been a
pretty unreliable piece of hardware.
Chris
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"Gregor Veble" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> it sounds to me that your system and possibly graphics card is low on
> memory, or is handling it imporperly. Close any background programs you
> might have before running GP3 (virus scanners and such), and also try
> reducing the texture detail level in the options (this is possible for
> hardware acceleration).
>
> -Gregor
>
> Chris Bloom wrote:
> >
> > I have decided to give Gp3 another chance and I'm actually enjoying it a
bit
> > more now. However when it is raining I am getting almost constant HD
> > activity. This also happens in Fifa 2001 when it is raining so I
presume it
> > has something to do with the way my graphics card draws the rain. Both
> > games run fine in "dry" conditions. Is there a way maybe to make GP3
not
> > draw the raindrops but still have the wet conditions?
> >
> > Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
> >
> > Chris
> >
> > --
> >
> > Simbokza GPL FD League
> > www.simbokza.com
> >
> > Remove _YOUR_CLOTHES before replying by e-mail
I play both games(GP3 and Fifa2001(took Leeds all the way to league, champions,
and FA cups)) and I have no problem whatsoever, so methinks it probally is your
system. You said you had a pentium II?
Nick
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> I have decided to give Gp3 another chance and I'm actually enjoying it a bit > more now. However when it is raining I am getting almost constant HD > activity. This also happens in Fifa 2001 when it is raining so I presume it > has something to do with the way my graphics card draws the rain. Both > games run fine in "dry" conditions. Is there a way maybe to make GP3 not > draw the raindrops but still have the wet conditions? > > Thanks in advance for any suggestions. > > Chris > > -- > > Simbokza GPL FD League > www.simbokza.com > > Remove _YOUR_CLOTHES before replying by e-mail YUP! The Savage was never a universally(sp?) accepted card so there is
a good chance many programs won't play nicely with it. Time to bite the
bullet..
and get one of those.....I....can't.....say......it's ......name....:)
youknowtheonethateveryoneishavingallsortsofproblemswith...
dave henrie
"Chris Bloom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Pentium 2 350
> 192mb RAM
> Creative Savage 4 32mb
>
Prime suspect would be the Savage, as I think you've probably guessed from
what you write elsewhere in this thread.
Are there different driver versions that you can try? Have you tried
playing with all the Direct3d options in the display properties?
Sorry I can't be more help....
Ian
Ian Riches
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