p233
09-02-2003, 00:13
Qualcuno sa come far funzionare Shogo con le Geforce??? Io ho una gefo2 mx400 32mb sdr e quando vado a lanciare il gioco non mi si vede né l'intro né le opzioni del menu principale... :(
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p233
14-06-2003, 16:21
UP
redbaron
14-06-2003, 16:47
Mi ricordo che erano usciti almeno un paio di aggiornamenti. Li hai gia' installati ?
lovaz
14-06-2003, 19:25
Originally posted by "p233"
Qualcuno sa come far funzionare Shogo con le Geforce??? Io ho una gefo2 mx400 32mb sdr e quando vado a lanciare il gioco non mi si vede né l'intro né le opzioni del menu principale... :(
Mi succede la stessa cosa dei menu con geforce4 ti4400
Non so se è un problema dei driver nvidia, delle schede o delle directx, boh :confused:
Qualcuno sa come far funzionare Shogo con le Geforce??? Io ho una gefo2 mx400 32mb sdr e quando vado a lanciare il gioco non mi si vede né l'intro né le opzioni del menu principale... :(
Mi succede la stessa cosa dei menu con geforce4 ti4400
Non so se è un problema dei driver nvidia, delle schede o delle directx, boh :confused:
p233
15-06-2003, 07:13
Mi sa che ho trovato la soluzione al problema, però non ho tempo per provare se funziona veramente...
Leggete qui sotto:
Shogo Video Card Fix
Many users with Geforce cards have been experiencing issues with the menu system and/or movies in Shogo through Version 2.2. As Monolith has dropped support on Shogo, it is up to us, the gamers, to find a solution. The following are fixes for Graphics cards that we have found and hopefully you'll be lucky enough for one of these solutions to work.
GeForce Cards
First off we have found that most users can fix the Geforce era cards by disabling VSYNC in the cards properties and this can be accomplished by doing the following:
First get into the registry (type regedit in the Run window).
Find the extension HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/NVIDIA_Corporation/NVTweak (most have found this key already there, but if not, you'll have to create the NVTweak key)
Once the Key is created (or verified) download the VSync.reg (http://www.planetshogo.com/tech/vsync.reg) and save it to your system somewhere.
Right click the file and choose Merge (select yes to the warning).
Now right click on the desktop and Choose Properties, Click on the Settings tab. Click the Advanced button at the bottom of the window and click the tab that says Geforce 3 or Geforce (should be the upper left most tab). At the bottom of this window select Additional Properties and then select Direct3D Settings.
Under the Direct3D Setting select the More Direct3D at the bottom, we have reached the window we want! (finally huh?)
Now there will be a drop down menu that is labeled Vertical Sync Mode (VSync), change the drop down menu to Always off
Hit OK at the very bottom and ok out of every other menu.
Load up Shogo and hopefully everything should work fine.
Downsides to doing this? Well, you can leave this setup as is and it may actually increase performance in some games by upping the frame rate (Quake3, Half-Life, Hitman, Max Payne, Unreal Tournament, Tribes 2, GTA2 and most of the current demos out now work just fine with this fix, tested by Coonz). If not, simply change the setting for Vertical Sync in the Display Properties of your desktop.
Se qualcuno lo prova mi fa un vero favore ;)
Leggete qui sotto:
Shogo Video Card Fix
Many users with Geforce cards have been experiencing issues with the menu system and/or movies in Shogo through Version 2.2. As Monolith has dropped support on Shogo, it is up to us, the gamers, to find a solution. The following are fixes for Graphics cards that we have found and hopefully you'll be lucky enough for one of these solutions to work.
GeForce Cards
First off we have found that most users can fix the Geforce era cards by disabling VSYNC in the cards properties and this can be accomplished by doing the following:
First get into the registry (type regedit in the Run window).
Find the extension HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/NVIDIA_Corporation/NVTweak (most have found this key already there, but if not, you'll have to create the NVTweak key)
Once the Key is created (or verified) download the VSync.reg (http://www.planetshogo.com/tech/vsync.reg) and save it to your system somewhere.
Right click the file and choose Merge (select yes to the warning).
Now right click on the desktop and Choose Properties, Click on the Settings tab. Click the Advanced button at the bottom of the window and click the tab that says Geforce 3 or Geforce (should be the upper left most tab). At the bottom of this window select Additional Properties and then select Direct3D Settings.
Under the Direct3D Setting select the More Direct3D at the bottom, we have reached the window we want! (finally huh?)
Now there will be a drop down menu that is labeled Vertical Sync Mode (VSync), change the drop down menu to Always off
Hit OK at the very bottom and ok out of every other menu.
Load up Shogo and hopefully everything should work fine.
Downsides to doing this? Well, you can leave this setup as is and it may actually increase performance in some games by upping the frame rate (Quake3, Half-Life, Hitman, Max Payne, Unreal Tournament, Tribes 2, GTA2 and most of the current demos out now work just fine with this fix, tested by Coonz). If not, simply change the setting for Vertical Sync in the Display Properties of your desktop.
Se qualcuno lo prova mi fa un vero favore ;)
lovaz
15-06-2003, 10:45
Ehi, grazie ;)
Purtroppo neanche io ho tempo di provare ora
ciao ciao
Purtroppo neanche io ho tempo di provare ora
ciao ciao
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