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N4: Getting horidzontal lines in OpenGL :-)

5 posts by 2 people · 10 Mar 2001 07:25 UTC - 12 Mar 2001 04:32 UTC

pw 10 Mar 2001 07:25 UTC#196912
Hi, Just tried Nascar 4 in Open GL at 32 bit color (Ran the test for 16-bit and it locked up my PC!!! Oh well, 32-bit will do <g>). No crashes for once, only one lock up (where you can hear the engine, but you can't do any thing - got that in D3D too). Looked about as good as D3D. But, the screen is flashing in OpenGL. I guess some would call it "banding". How can I remedy this? Athlon 700 256MB RAM Hercules Prophet II GTS 64MB DDR RAM Pro Direct X 8.0a Win 98SE Thanks! -paul
Disable vertical synch. Also, you probably have our desktop resolution set at 32 bit, change it to 16 and you should be able to select 16 bit color in the sim ok, and would get better performance. -- Don Burnette D Burnette in N4 Some people do nothing wrong. The problem is, they do nothing. And THAT is wrong. "pw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:98cktu$nii$[email hidden]... > Hi, > > Just tried Nascar 4 in Open GL at 32 bit color (Ran the test for > 16-bit and it locked up my PC!!! Oh well, 32-bit will do <g>). > > No crashes for once, only one lock up (where you can hear the engine, > but you can't do any thing - got that in D3D too). Looked about as > good as D3D. But, the screen is flashing in OpenGL. I guess some > would call it "banding". > > How can I remedy this? > > Athlon 700 > 256MB RAM > Hercules Prophet II GTS 64MB DDR RAM Pro > Direct X 8.0a > Win 98SE > > Thanks! > > -paul
On Sat, 10 Mar 2001 08:14:45 GMT, "Don Burnette" <[email hidden]> wrote: >Disable vertical synch. >Also, you probably have our desktop resolution set at 32 bit, change it to >16 and you should be able to select 16 bit color in the sim ok, and would >get better performance. Thanks! That got rid of the flashes. But now, the game locks up almost immediately! I think this one is going to get returned for a refund guys! -pw
What soundcard and sound settings are you running? If your using 3d sound, try it without and see if that helps. -- Don Burnette D Burnette in N4 Some people do nothing wrong. The problem is, they do nothing. And THAT is wrong. "pw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:98etg1$4u2$[email hidden]... > On Sat, 10 Mar 2001 08:14:45 GMT, "Don Burnette" <[email hidden]> > wrote: > > >Disable vertical synch. > >Also, you probably have our desktop resolution set at 32 bit, change it to > >16 and you should be able to select 16 bit color in the sim ok, and would > >get better performance. > > Thanks! That got rid of the flashes. But now, the game locks up > almost immediately! > > I think this one is going to get returned for a refund guys! > > -pw
On Sun, 11 Mar 2001 04:06:26 GMT, "Don Burnette" <[email hidden]> wrote: >What soundcard and sound settings are you running? >If your using 3d sound, try it without and see if that helps. Diamond MonsterSound MX300. Running it in Direct Sound, 3D sound is not checked, max sound = 8 channels (?). Thanks! -pw

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