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SODA and IRC Problems

3 posts by 3 people · 15 Feb 1998 - 16 Feb 1998

Ron Pereir 15 Feb 1998#396571
Hey guys, I usually just lurk but I have had some problems recently. I was hoping someone else has had the same and can give me some tips. SODA I can't get my sidewinder to recognize properly. I have it setup properly in Win95 (having done tech support, I try to avoiding whining, but I have to say, "it works in all my other games"). In SODA, it looks like it sees a joystick 2 and when I try to calibrate the joystick it doesn't recognize the buttons. VIE (Europress) Int'l Network Q RAC Rally Championship Some really weird graphical problems at startup have made this game unplayable. I can actually hit return through all the menu as they flash in offset quadrants on the screen, but can't really see the options. Has anyone seen this problem as well. S3 Virge (tried with both Virge and DDraw drivers) with ATI Monster 3D Ron
Dave Henrie 15 Feb 1998#396572
I think with games like Soda and many Euro releases, you have to assign the keys to unused keys other than the defaults and THEN assign them to your joystick. Goodluck dave henrie
Quoted text (22 lines)> Hey guys, > I usually just lurk but I have had some problems recently. I was hoping > someone else has had the same and can give me some tips. > SODA > I can't get my sidewinder to recognize properly. I have it setup > properly in Win95 (having done tech support, I try to avoiding whining, > but I have to say, "it works in all my other games"). In SODA, it looks > like it sees a joystick 2 and when I try to calibrate the joystick it > doesn't recognize the buttons. > VIE (Europress) Int'l Network Q RAC Rally Championship > Some really weird graphical problems at startup have made this game > unplayable. I can actually hit return through all the menu as they > flash in offset quadrants on the screen, but can't really see the > options. Has anyone seen this problem as well. > S3 Virge (tried with both Virge and DDraw drivers) > with ATI Monster 3D > Ron
Fusi 16 Feb 1998#396695
>VIE (Europress) Int'l Network Q RAC Rally Championship >Some really weird graphical problems at startup have made this game >unplayable. I can actually hit return through all the menu as they >flash in offset quadrants on the screen, but can't really see the >options. Has anyone seen this problem as well. I had this problem with the demo and a Rendition card. The menu's were working, but it was very hard to tell what was going on. I bought the full version, and it never exhibited the problem. Don't know if you've tried this or not, but here is what I'd try. Run the game using the Restart In MSDOS Mode, not from a DOS window or right from the desktop (don't know if you are already doing this...) Get the newest version of SciTech's Display Doctor shareware. Before the Rendition card's drivers were mature, I had a lot of weird display problems that were fixed by a DOS TSR. Maybe the SciTech software can do the same for you. UniVbe is included on the NASCAR2 CD if you have that. Good luck! -- http://www.users.fast.net/~fusion1 (dirt bikes, rat bikes, rental car abuse...)

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